Pretty quite day today. Not much happened. I did forget to mention yesterday that her pleural effusions (water around the lungs) is going down so much that they halved the amount of Lasix (diuretic) she is taking.
For dinner a family from the Rochester area came in and catered dinner. It was very nice, they have never stayed at the Gift of Life or had anyone in their family stay here, it was just their family mission, very, very nice of them.
I hope you have a good Easter!
A new heart for Easter. Quite a miracle indeed. Jeff, Bradette and I have been and Jen and Trey's today and will be back tomorrow. Wish you guys were here, but so thankful that you are there and blessed. Love you guys, Auntie
ReplyDeleteWent to some friends in Barrington for Easter Dinner. Between Passover and Easter we have eaten well. All brought a dish last night and it was an international meal. Six of us and we brought the tiramisu for dessert. A different wine with each course and we ate on 200 year old dishes and Steve didn’t' break one! Jelly Beans for snacks...but none were licorice....sniff.
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Muriel
Happy Easter to both of you. Jim - maybe you can start reading Bon Appetit! Frozen pizza's not going to make it!
ReplyDeleteSending hugs and letting you know you are all in our thoughts. I love the format you are using to communicate - it's wonderful to hear how things are going day-by-day. Hard to imagine so much good can happen in just two weeks... God is good! Margaret, you deserve the best!
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Love
Pat W.
These updates are a great way to follow Margaret's progress, it is so unbelievable. Emma and Riley say Hi, they just had a potty break and asked me to check on you. I love your humor Jim, can hear the tone of sarcasm in the writing. And just remember, boring is good when you are where you are. Love and Prayers, J&D
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