Deep Breath and Prayer

 And I am home. It seems that it rained why I was in the hospital...like a lot. Have not seen the back flooded this bad for a while. Later on Lora and I took pictures of me with my fishing pole "fishing" in the "lake" I am able to keep things down if I eat slow, just a little bit at a time, and it is bland. It is a challenge when you are hungry, yet if it keeps me from puking, then let's do it. Now that I don't have the constant IV, I am also super thirsty. Of course liquids fall under the same category as food - a little at a time. Talk about a test in patience. Came home with a ton of medicine. Remember my proudness that I went from a shoebox of meds to none after I had surgery? Well, I think I need to find another box. Not too sure how long I will be on all of this, yet it is the only way I am managing to not throw up. Actually had to write out a schedule of what and when to take things because there are so many. Tessa was super happy to see me and has ...

Liquids finally stayed down...now for the real test.

Ann has come every day. Even crawled up next to me and let me lean on her a while. Day 3 win - IV out of hand and into arm. Still can't keep anything down.

Day 2 - Let's try some liquids.....fail.

So the afternoon went like this And ended like this

well, at least I did one thing right today

Easter Fishing. If you have to spend Easter alone, then do something that brings you peace. Kaufman Lake needs some miracle grow for the fish In the end I got 5 - that means they are waking up!