Hi friends,I don’t know if anyone will read this today but if so, please say a prayer for my sweet husband, JJ. I woke up late this morning and found a sticky note saying he was driving himself to the Emergency Room. He said he wanted me to get some sleep and not spend Thanksgiving at the ER – as if I would stay home!!
He seems to be doing better after getting a bag of fluids. We’re watching “Everybody Loves Raymond” and he’s laughing some, so that’s good. He’s so hard to figure out because he is not a complainer. It’s hard to imagine that he’s in pain when he’s not saying anything. When I’m sick, you know it from all the moaning and groaning!! But not JJ; he is silently sick. I know, I married a saint!
My sweet friend Sharon brought me a full plate – actually 3 plates – of homemade Thanksgiving dinner and desserts. Thanks Sharon and Jason!!!!!
Friday 3:45pm
The doctor came by to see JJ this afternoon. His white blood count has gone down – that’s good! His fever is a little better. Only bad thing is that he is still on all liquids and he’s still got a lot of pain. The doctor said JJ will probably be here until Saturday or Sunday, once his his fever is gone, he’s eating solids and his stomach starts processing foods in a normal fashion. That’s a nice way of saying it without being gross! They told him he should not have visitors because his room is considered a “Bio-hazardous” area. I was blessed with monthly cramps and a migraine this morning, so I think I’m going to put a sign on our front door that says “Hormone-Hazardous” area and call it a day! So thankful our kids aren’t here to witness their parents who are falling apart, but instead they are having fun with their cousins! I sure do miss them though!!!Thanks for your prayers, we need them ’til this mess is gone!
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Praying for health and speedy recoveries for you both.
Paula G.
You have pluck, my girl! I will pray for your beloved and for you and your boys.
I am so glad JJ got a diagnosis and they could get down to business treating him.
You’ll have to do a “Second Thanksgiving” once he’s home.
You and I continue to discover more in common; I am like you when sick and my beloved is like yours.
And I can guess that your JJ is a non-complainer in other areas, too? Have you have also found that it is far too easy to be selfish when married to a man like that and not even realize it?