I’m still catching you up to the story as it is now. The first full week that John was at the Shepherd Center three hours of therapy were planned each day. As I mentioned before, he is getting speech, occupational, and physical therapy. Later on they would add recreational therapy[Read more]
When John was first transferred to Shepherd Center, he was on the ventilator. It was quite a production to see the team assemble to move him from Macon to Shepherd. They had to call in a respiratory therapist in on her day off so that she could travel with him[Read more]
It’s been a while since I updated you on what is going on with John. We spent two weeks at Tift Regional Medical Center and then the doctors decided that the most important thing to do was to get him into rehab so he could start rebuilding his strength. We[Read more]
We thought we knew that the phrase “life altering experience” meant. I mean, hubby had spent several days seriously ill but I would never classify it as “fighting for his life”. He was uncomfortable but the people were pleasant and the hospital room was private and neat. We could even[Read more]
Back in January, my husband, who is a diabetic, knocked a large callous off his big toe. I didn’t really think too much about it except to admonish hubby to watch after it and take care of it. Fast forward to the end of March. He’s still nursing this toe[Read more]
That’s it. I need you to pack your crap and get out. Out of my head. Out of my domain. Just out. I am tired of you telling me that I am not good enough. I am tired of you degrading and demeaning me and my self worth. I am funny.[Read more]