Last night in the hospital Posted Jul 29, 2017 4:18am Edit: REPOST FROM CAREPAGES Although it’s already tomorrow, I haven’t gone to sleep yet and have been reflecting on so much that happened with this surgery. It’s quite difficult to sleep on steroids and immon a high dose to keep …
surgery done Posted Jul 26, 2017 4:58pm Edit: REPOSTED FROM CAREPAGES she just got done. Dr. says he got everything he could and left the neurons she currently uses. should be no permanent damage. sean
Surgery #5 Posted Jul 26, 2017 12:27am Edit: REPOTED FROM CAREPAGES So I haven’t used this in forever, but I’m trying to find a way for Sean to get the message out to everyone with tomorrow’s surgery and this seems to be the easiest way at this point without him …
Because day two was such a difficult hike, we decided to take it easy today which meant riding the free shuttle bus around the park to see all the sites, getting off and exploring without any hiking! We even slept in and caught the later bus which we were happy …
Day two started off with a bus ride up to Yosemite as we camped outside the park. The bus ride was beautiful and we saw so much on the drive up. It was a great time for us to plan our day. And this was planned as a BIG hiking …
This year, Josh is at a different school (Middle School), which happens to be in a different district for our Encinitas schools. Sadly he has a different schedule that the elementary school and only had one week off for Spring Break instead of the two the elementary school has. So …
Insurance is a funny thing and so are husbands….when they forget to make the insurance payment. Which mine did and I realized when I went to pick up my prescription for my anti seizure medicine. I put in a quick call to the insurance company who was so nice and …
First I want to apologize for not updating this like I thought I would. I have been out living my life and trying to enjoy as much as possible with my family and writing this blog takes away from that family time I cherish so much. I have been on …
My boys are getting older and definitely more independent. They’ve been helping me with dinner for as long as I can remember. Recently though, they have been taking more of an active role, cutting, stirring over the hot stove, and even making their own snacks after school. They’re cutting their …
I was asked a few months ago to give a speech to thank and toast to the caregivers at the mAss Kickers annual celebration of life, which happened last October. I am not a fan of public speaking, I get nervous way too easily, but in my quest (stupidity) to …
