(hopefully better than last week’s abortive attempt)
(Friday)
My oncologist made arrangements for me to spend another 24 hours in the hospital adjacent to his clinic, as he’s no one beefy enough to move me from the wheelchair to the recliner and back.
Hopefully, I can be wedged into my ex-wife’s car!
There are beefy folks at hospital admissions…
And yes, I will be wearing a mask, with all the crud going around and my low white count.
After the chemo, I’ll be held for observation.
Then released to my Sister, who will bring me to the new assisted living home. (where I have been has been abhorrent!). This place is closer to home and many friends and family.
(Saturday)
I completed chemo in the middle – of – the – night and left early afternoon.
The new place is less crowded, cleaner, and seems to have better food!
Anyplace would be up.
A few glitches, but there always are, and I expect them to be resolved.
Another chemo tentatively scheduled for in three weeks. Probably another overnight.
Feel OK-no nausea.
One treatment at a time.
Thanks for continuing to be there, and for the kind words, thoughts and prayers! 😁
One day at a time indeed. New day tomorrow. Keep your spirits up – you have a lot of folks praying for you.
Thanks! It’s so nice to hear from you. I truly appreciate it!
What Borepatch said. I’m very glad to hear that the surroundings have improved, too. Prayers will continue until you say otherwise, my friend.
Rev. Paul – you have no idea how much I appreciate your being in my corner. I miss you and all my blog supporters, including, of course, Borepatch. Hopefully soon I’ll be able to get back to blogging!
One day at a time. Thoughts and prayers.
Thank you Jim!
Yes. We’re here, Guffaw. Waiting and praying.
You are most kind. Thank you.
Sounds like an upgrade! Best of luck to you Guff.
I can put in a few words to The Big Guy upstairs for you and hope the answer is “Yes”.
Keep fighting.
Thanks, KM
Glad to hear about the improved conditions. Hang in there!
Am doing so!