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Hello. I'm posting quickly, en route to bed. Morning brings the pre-op appointment for Master Q, so the schedule will be full. We've been sick, so energy is in short supply, mostly for me. I think the kids have either escaped this or had lighter versions. So far, Q hasn't shown any signs of the nasty bug. If he's going to have it, I hope he's already exposed. I'm sure the surgery team won't proceed if he's ill. He's scheduled for March 22.
We're moving furniture and rearranging the house so I can get the boy's bed moved downstairs. After the surgery and casting, Q will require two people to transfer him from place to place. The stairs are a good workout with the young man at 42 pounds, but the cast will be heavy and unwieldy, making the stairs non-negotiable for now. Still to be worked out: feeding and transportation, since he won't be bendable for 6-8 weeks.
I'm off. More to follow! Hope your March is winding down, lamb-like. Pax.
We're moving furniture and rearranging the house so I can get the boy's bed moved downstairs. After the surgery and casting, Q will require two people to transfer him from place to place. The stairs are a good workout with the young man at 42 pounds, but the cast will be heavy and unwieldy, making the stairs non-negotiable for now. Still to be worked out: feeding and transportation, since he won't be bendable for 6-8 weeks.
I'm off. More to follow! Hope your March is winding down, lamb-like. Pax.
2 comments:
Best wishes on the surgery! And the post-surgery. I've not dealt with a spica cast personally, but I've heard stories and met one girl who was not going to wear a dress for a YEAR once she got the critter off.
We've got an upcoming surgery, too. After school, with 3 weeks FLAT in bed afterwards. Should be interesting!
Trust sweet boy is still progressing well. Been thinking and praying for you all.
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