The hospital is quite a different place on Monday! After a relatively quiet weekend, it was hopping (so to speak) today, with many surgical patients arriving. I set out to Starbucks first thing for my drug of choice, and breakfast for Harry. There on the seat of the car was the play script I thought […]
My arm is getting a lot of undeserved sympathy. Thanks to the magic of stem cells (or maybe placebo effect) I am able to move off the disabled list (officially on Wednesday) so Harry’s leg should get all the positive energy and prayers, please! Here is today’s progress report. Dr. Andy Spitzfaden arrives early to
It has been quite a day at the hospital. I am only able to be with Harry because of the generosity of Jane and Marianne. Wow, we are lucky! Harry passed a good night in the end. Sleeping through from 11 – 7!! Then we met Dr. Andrew Spitzfaden, the orthopedic surgeon, who is young,
Harry had a busy day today, leaving before 10 and due home around 4. I “worked” as much as I could, then ran some errands, including stopping at the vet for a concern about Stockings, the big problem of the day, I thought. Jane came over to help me move a crate for Stockings, who
Living on a farm, even a little one like ours, is full of unexpected small crises. We are always happy when it’s a thing that goes wrong, and not an animal. Today, Bart’s automatic waterer began to steam! It appears the thermostat needs to be replaced. The electrician (neither Harry nor I would dream of