Next up
Q will see a nurse for a skin management protocol on Monday. He's fine at the moment, but has had abrasions over his vertebrae and scrapes on his hands. Everyone who works with him is pretty careful, but still. Good to have the professional input and then a plan.
Meanwhile, I've reserved the right to puke in the backyard at any time, without warning. What can one say? I can't think too long about the prospect of multiple procedures, or even one of 'em, without getting ridiculously light-headed. Not so great. Still! It is good to have a plan, no?
Heh, heh, heh.
Meanwhile, I've reserved the right to puke in the backyard at any time, without warning. What can one say? I can't think too long about the prospect of multiple procedures, or even one of 'em, without getting ridiculously light-headed. Not so great. Still! It is good to have a plan, no?
Heh, heh, heh.
2 comments:
Plans are good.
I've learned to reserve the right to sit down suddenly and put my head between my knees during minor medical procedures on my dd (inserting an IV, if it takes more than 5 minutes, for example). If I put it off for too long, I either hit the floor or end up with huge bruises on my hip as I almost miss the chair.
Your reserved right sounds perfectly reasonable to me.
Oh, Carrie - you do need a backup plan, but I wish things weren't so awful for you. Prayers.
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