MHRH / Home
Weight: 13.6?
Nurses: Reagean, Carmelita
Well not much has changed in the last couple of days, which is probably a good thing. You sleep at the hospital and you are given antibiotics at 4:00am, 12:00pm and then have day pass until 8:00 pm and return for another dose of the antibiotics.
You are sleeping well now that you are use to your surroundings. Your mornings are spent playing trucks and cars that a very special nurse buys you everyday. You have quite the collection now. We count down the time to noon so we can get home and see the family.
On Friday, you were able to go to Elkwater for a few hours while on day pass. You loved being outdoors with your friends and family. Most of our afternoons are spent hanging around home and enjoying the nice weather. Dad wraps your tubes up and you love watering the grass or having water fights with your sisters. We have to be careful you do not submerse your tubes and you are pretty careful, which helps. You are actually pretty protective over your tubes and are always watching your lines when hooked up. I find this amazing considering your age...it is like you just know!
You will finish your antibiotics tomorrow at noon. This means you will have one night at home before you go back to Calgary as your first cycle of maintenance starts on Wednesday. We will be trying to make the best of the last few days at home.
Here are some pictures of your stay at the Medicine Hat hospital.
Love you buddy,
Mom
This is the parent room, connected to your room. There is a bed that pulls down in the corner, a fireplace and a TV. So nice...
Pic of your room.
Playing your cars.
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