We made it all the way this time. With a handfull of new prescriptions. He's scheduled for some more tests next week and then we'll discuss when/how he can go home. Pretty scared to send him home alone. I know he wants to go, but we'll just have to see.
Frankly, I'm not sure how many more of these surprises I have left in me.
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ReplyDeleteOh gosh. I just got caught up on your blog... I hope everything works out. I can't even imagine how crazy it must be. Lots of luck, and I really hope that there are no more surprises!!!!
ReplyDeleteHere's a hand to hold, Beebee, even if it's several hundred miles away, physically.
ReplyDeleteOh, Beth, what a roller coaster you've been on these past couple of days. My prayers are there for your son, you and your DH for a good outcome to his tests.
ReplyDeleteI hope things work out.
ReplyDeleteWell BeeBee, I don't know you from a hole in the wall, but I get the impression you are a very strong person, despite all that has been thrown your way. Just hold on and keep sharing with us so we can let you know we're thinking of you.
ReplyDeleteHi Beth,
ReplyDeleteAnything I could say, to lessen your burden would be absolutely inadequate. It wouldn't be enough to ease some of the pain you're dealing with. I love your honestly. Don't lose that. You are a strong person, though I know that's tiring at times. But you are surrounded by many who love and care about you. I will keep you and your family in my prayers.
Angela