Since the last blog so much has happen, hence the reason for
no updates. Sorry but this will get you up
to speed.
Tracy went into work with me one evening last week.
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| Looks like she still runs the place. |
It was so good to have her there with me again.
Tracy continued her therapy at Heartland until last
Friday. I prepared the house for her
arrival. As she says “He put grab bars
all over the house”. Not true only in
the bathrooms. I built a 4’ x 4’ step in
the garage to allow her plenty of room to maneuver and Mike Titus put the icing
on the cake with a railing fit for a Queen!
Well, Tracy is a bit of a Queen to me.
Thanks to all who visited last week and allowed me to get
away.
Tracy’s sister Sarah and niece Ellen came up from Batesville
Friday night for the weekend. And what a
weekend it was!
Saturday morning Tracy was discharged from Heartland and the
festivities started.
Breakfast was enjoyed by all at the Breakfast Club in
Madison Heights. Followed by a Memorial
Day Parade. It had been a while since we
had attended a parade, let alone a Memorial Day one and it was so much fun. Let me take a moment to thank all of you who
either serve, have served, or lost someone who gave the greatest
sacrifice. May God Bless all of you!
Afterwards Tracy and Sarah enjoyed manicures and pedicures,
and grocery shopping too! We went to
Saturday Night church and returned home to a steak dinner, thank you Sarah.
Sunday was a good day for Tracy as she and Sarah went
shopping while I played horrible golf with some of my bestest friends. I know it’s not a word but that’s what we call
each other.
Memorial Day was the day that we said goodbye to Sarah and
Ellen, but look forward to their return.
You guys are always welcome!
Tuesday Tracy had an appointment with an Ear, Nose and
Throat doctor. It actually ended up
being two appointments. Tracy’s hearing
has not been what it was and will, God Willing; get back to what it used to
be. The doctor believes that it may be
the result of any or all of the following; Rituxan, IVIG Treatments or the
paraneoplastic syndrome. Hopefully as
Tracy’s cognitive abilities continue to improve so will her hearing.
Wednesday, Tracy and I had a meeting with Tom Wosachlo to
discuss some work issues. Afterwards we
toured an outpatient rehabilitation center and then had lunch at Five
Guys. Tracy said that she didn’t
remember ever eating there before, just like she did a few weeks ago, but as
soon as we walked inside she said she did and ordered like a pro and even said
not to get the large fries as there is way to many of them.
Today we finally got Tracy the haircut that she has wanted
for over week. Diana Bono once again
hooked Tracy up. Thanks Diana. Afterwards we had a late lunch with Diana.
All in all it has been a great having Tracy home, a start of
a whole new journey, but a welcomed one.
I will be using the CareCalendar.org in the coming weeks to
get some help with Tracy’s care. I may
put up a few hours for late next week in the morning to allow me to get into
the office for a bit. I will let you know
in a future blog when I set it up.
Thank you for your thoughts, prayers and care.
God Bless and “Never Give Up… Never Ever Give Up!”
Rob
Oh Rob!! Such blessings and happiness! May God continue to heal and nurture your family.... You are a true inspiration. <3
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