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Had a great time at our son's BFF's movie's theatrical premiere (a one-off, though). Old-fashioned theater, with a bar adjacent. Seats >300, but only 10 in attendance, all masked, of course. We had the bar to ourselves afterward, too. Lifted our masks only for each sip. So my first DOTD was a cocktail of champagne & St. Germain. (I have both at home, but never thought to combine them--I've only put the SG into seltzer). We went out to Cellars with our BFFs (whom we hadn't seen in person since January)--we couldn't take Leslie & Gordy, because they wanted to hang with his BFF, whom they hadn't seen since before Christmas (he came in from L.A. in March to help with his dad & their dogs, and doesn't want to go back because Chicago's still safer--though IL's positivity rate hit 4.2% today, same as the city's). That would have required a table for 7, but city regs limit parties to 6.
At Cellars we sat indoors--they're allowed to serve at 40% capacity, and they were barely at 30%, still better than they've done since being allowed to serve indoors at 25%. It was just too chilly to sit outside last night. Indoor tables were 12 ft. apart, and we all wore masks between bites & sips. I had a Havenscourt Cabernet Sauvignon (Napa, 2016) with my steak.
This morning we went to brunch there, sitting outdoors since it had warmed back up again--quite comfy in long sleeves & light jackets. With quiche, a flute of cava. Much as I'd like to indulge tonight along with my leftovers, I need to dial it back--so just water.
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Jazz - no fall break - the end of my religious holidays!
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whoops Karen, I need to read more carefully ❤️
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Busy, busy Monday. Meeting 8-10, 11-1 and students 1-3 and meeting 3-4.. Going for run at 6:30 then get ready for work. Will take a walk between 10 and 11, my only break during the day. I don't think T,W, are quite as bad and Thursday is open to catch up on paper work etc. Need time to get ready for the training I'm doing in 2 weeks.
low 70s for today - yesterday a front came in and was windy, windy, windy!!! Air quality is now only Yellow.
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Good morning ladies- the week begins and I am off to the PCP first thing this morning. Funny, I went swimming yesterday and ran in to her at the pool. We both sort of laughed and said "you know I am coming to see you tomorrrow morning." She said she knew as she had been reviewing apts and charts right before she went to prepare for her Monday. Regular annual check up and fasting this morning to have them do the blood draw there. I miss coffee!
I am going to be deciding on Wed if I go to Taos for the weekend. Cases came down yesterday but watching the trends. Will ping you before I go or maybe from up there.
Have a good week friends and stay safe!
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Mornin ladies,
WOW I can't keep up, so please bare with me with what I member. Shots come to mind for the most part. My Dr. really hates giving me shots. The last few yrs. I ened up in the hospital getting so sick from them so I don't know what will happen. But all of u have really gotten everything set up pretty well. U all keep great records.
Another thing is whoever needs to organize their work time is doing a great job. Ur ready for anything. OK KIM u get things thrown at u and u know how I feel about that but I'll take a lock.
I hope Lori is doing well, she tends to push herself as we all know.
Now Karen I didn't know ur son was that far from you either.
JC ur always planning fun stuff besides fixing things up. Ur a busy lady.
OH my lunch out. If they did a remake of any three stooges this would be one. Suffice it to say, the food was meh, the bathroom trips were many <remember walker and canes> my BIL backed up <his car> and knocked a big potted plant down. My BIL ordered a piece of Banana cream pie and asked if there were bananas in it, cuz last time it was just pudding and he likes bananas. Oh he got it, all bananas an no pudding. And he ordered my sister and me not to fall at least 5 times cuz he no longer can pick us up, so I told him he was ruining everything cuz that's what we planned. well all in all we did decide never to do that again. But the seating was great no one was near us, Thank God for them. But the owner did come up to us and told me I looked beautiful and I assured him it was the mask that made it so. <I had a cute one on> Hey 75 and crippled is not a good picture. But it did bring back some fun memories for my sister and me, a man hitting on her for our whole dinner with my GF;S and the time a man bought all of our dinners cuz he thought I was so beautiful. I was sure even then he had cataracts <yrs ago of course> but we all excepted it. OK my day out, see Kim I went but that's it, no more, not for a long time.
Hope everyone feels well.
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I am on pins & needles--unbeknownst to us, we got exposed to COVID on Saturday when we went to a private-event, socially-distanced movie premiere and the host/director (and his dad, our retinologist) didn't bother to tell us they'd been tested on Friday (due to an incident in his dad's office) and were awaiting results. We found out only last night when he group-texted us. (Obviously, he didn't tell us because this was the only date the theater had available and he was afraid nobody would attend--turned out we older adults were the last people he invited, only this past week, because those he'd originally invited had declined).
The 300-seat theater had only 10 people attending, widely scattered. But he plopped himself down next to my son Gordy, eating popcorn until the flick was half over--and only then put his mask back on. (Parties were instructed to leave at least a row and 4 seats open on either side--but he considered himself part of Gordy's & Leslie's "party" even though he hadn't seen them since January). The rest of us all were masked and tried to socially-distance in the adjacent lounge afterward--but he came over to answer questions we had about the making of the movie. We went out to dinner (indoors at Cellars) with only our two BFFs, whom we hadn't seen since March and who'd left their house only for walks, doctors' appointments and grocery shopping. Gordy & Leslie couldn't join us for dinner, because instead of going back to Oak Lawn with his dad, John insisted on going back to their place (socially-distanced but maskless for 1/2 hr) and then taking them downtown (all masked, in an Uber) to dinner, and our party size would have exceeded the city's 6-per-table limit. The restaurant he chose, Morton's Steakhouse, had only recently reopened and it was their waitstaff's first weekend back to work. And it was Leslie & Gordy's first indoor restaurant meal since March. They're getting tested tomorrow. I am awaiting a call back from my oncologist to find out when to reschedule my chest CT (3-mo. followup for a tiny lung nodule) and whether NShore will test me even though I have no symptoms.
We went to brunch outdoors at Cellars yesterday but followed the same mask protocols as indoors.
Bob's medical partner is the kid's dad's girlfriend--so she & Bob will have to get tested too. They're both going in to work today--Bob is a bit more philosophical & cavalier, because we were wearing KN95 masks and pulled them down only for each sip or bite. And he has examined COVID patients--including one or two who refused to mask--while he was masked, and hasn't gotten infected all this time...till perhaps now.
Obviously, this week's wine dinner is a no-go: they're sold out so they won't have a problem filling our seats. We postponed to next week, but my allergist says to quarantine for 2 weeks (till the 24th), regardless of symptoms or test results.
Gordy was our miracle baby: miscarriages before & after, and he had his own challenges over the years. I always had a sense of foreboding we might lose him, and now I am terrified for him. (He has asthma and his girlfriend is obese, so they have risk factors too),
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ChiSandy, I’m sorry for your worry. It’s so disappointing when people put others at risk, even just potentially, for selfish reasons. Sending you all my best good vibes
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ChiSandy- wow, how do you feel that you were invited and told after they were waiting on results? I would be pissed. Are you and Bob getting tested? I am so sorry you got exposed. Sigh.
Cami- sounds like it was not an easy outing, but you got some nice compliments. I bet you were beautiful.
Got a pneumovax today at my physical. Got my panel back from the blood titer test. Looks like the only thing that I am unprotected from is measles (mumps and rubella okay). No TB. Are you sick of hearing about my immunications, I am!
Tomorrow I go for the Prolia shot. Will do one more and then may move to an endocrinologist again for longer term bone health needs.
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I (as well as Gordy & Leslie) will be tested at a drive-up clinic on Thursday--N.Shore won't test w/o symptoms (and they didn't believe my seasonal allergies are "symptoms). They said that any negative test before day 5 would likely be false-negative. I had no more than 5-10 min. w/in 6-10 ft. of the "vector," and I was masked the whole time, but he wasn't. So I probably did not get infected. Gordy & Leslie, though, almost certainly have because of longer contact.
My DOTD last night was--I am ashamed to admit--a chocolate egg cream (washing down chips and 4 GirlScout Thin Mints cookies). If ever there were a time for comfort food, that was it. "Dessert" was a 1mg. Xanax. Went to bed at 3am. Slept like a rock, and my dreams didn't include COVID. Today, black coffee, ice water after my boiled egg breakfast.
Our housekeeper came in--masked. As long as anyone but Bob is in the house with me, I'm masked too. Postponed all my upcoming appointments. (Cats very confused as to why my HK & I have these strange things on our faces). I am quarantined till the 24th.
Thanks for everyone's good wishes. Had two Zoom rehearsals for the Bar Show musical numbers I'm in. There are two videos already released, with a third this Friday. The first one I'm in (which I'm recording tomorrow & Wed.), will be online a week from Friday. Go to the BarShow FB page for links to the videos: The 2020 Chicago Bar Show: "A Change of Venue"
It's FREE to watch! We're not even putting a "donate" link on the page. We're self-costuming--and all the tech involved is volunteer.
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Bob & his medical partner will be tested in a nearby SW suburb on or after Thursday. And Jazzy, "pissed" doesn't begin to describe what we--and especially Gordy--are feeling right now. I will have to have my housekeeper drop off my ballot for me starting Wed.--unless I want to wait till the 24th to go to the early-voting dropbox. Until then, I'm stuck inside my house or my backyard deck (except for getting tested).
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Good Moning, Loungettes!Happy whatever day this is. I think it's Tuesday? Argh.What a weekend. I was so looking forward to the foliage train ride. Instead I ended up working from 3 ayem to noon on Sunday, then back in at 10:30 peeyem to work overnight to 7 ayem Monday. Came home and spent all day trying to get to sleep only to keep waking up and thinking I heard people hollering at me or that someone had fallen down, or Sadie barking at me to let her out or let her in. I finally really fell asleep somewhere in the evening and slept hard until this ayem's alarm. So I'm up and moving, and not feeling too tired, still pretty stiff and sore from all the lugging and tugging and walking Sunday into Monday. The work itself wouldn't be so bad, but one of the nurses I was working with is an energy vampire, a real Negative Nellie, who tries to micromanage my work while complaining about how much she has to do and no time to do it. But she always has plenty of time to track me down and yammer at me, or call me and tell me to do extra stuff to help her out. Something needs to happen with this staffing crisis very, very soon. I can't keep going like this. I'll be working almost 40 hours this week with the weekend work and my own work and I'm still not sure I will be able to catch up on my own work.
Sadie has been very loving this weekend, and has worked hard to keep my feet warm and me calm. Good thing I've got her to look out for me!
My mother STILL has not gotten a new phone. Now I have to go check on her again after work. I love her but I'm running out of patience with her and her phone drama.
Does it sound like I need a vacation?My cousin in Las Vegas is flying me and another cousin out there after the holidays for a vacay/mini family get together. I can't wait!
Jazzy--I will not miss the next ride, I've bought the ticket and will not work. It shouldn't be my weekend to be on call, and I will simply not be available. This is getting crazy, and the board of directors either needs to approve funding for a couple of traveling nurses or find some other immediate fix, or decide to shut down. The Director of Nursing, Assistant Director of Nursing, and I can't keep every weekend's staffing afloat indefinitely. Oh, my, I just realized how negative I am sounding now. Time to shut up about staffing!Red oaks are beautiful in the fall, they are one of my favs, right up there with the vivid yellows of the birch trees against the deep blue fall sky. The dinner and wine sound lovely!
Chi--Wow, you had a great weekend!Good for you!
Morning, Karen!
Cammy Cat--I can relate to that kitty, I'm drinking my first cup of coffee since Saturday ayem! The coffee machine at work wasn't working this weekend, ugh.Any chance I can get you to talk to the Administrator and Board of Directors at work? Maybe YOU can make them see that changes are needed? Or at least make them feel really, really badly about the situation? Oh my goodness, what a lunch out you had! Sounds like you had a lot of fun, and that's the thing. And to still be getting hit on, not too shabby! LOL at the banana cream pie, too funny!
Chi--oh dear, what an ending to what seemed to be a very nice weekend! So irresponsible of him to take off his mask during the movie and after, he really could have made that small effort to protect everyone else while waiting for test results if he wasn't going to quarantine like he should have. Praying you and Bob stay negative.
Morning, Illi!
Jazzy--tis the season for talking about immunizations!
Chi--things sound good for you. Praying for Gordy and Leslie to stay negative, too. Can't wait to see the videos!
DOTD:
Coffee with your favorite alcohol added!For me, that's a shot of Kalua.Repeated several times.
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Mornin ladies,
Sandy I don't blame u at all, maybe more about Gordy than u. But think of it this way....I'm sure we have all been exposed never knowing and somehow nothing has happened. Well Bob especially and even tho he comes in the house and removes everything and showers there still might be something going on and u've all been doing fine all these months. Ur inability to already catch it is a good sign, for Gordy too. We leave our homes and it's all around we don't even know where. Altho the man who sat next to all of you was not being fair and he should know better by now. And especially keeping himself covered. How concerned is Bob about all this??? He would be ur expert and he's been exposed more than any of us. There's nothing u can do but wait, but wait with the sense of it's flooky and ur chances are more positive than negative. Give ur concern anytime we are all here.
Jazzy u remind me of so many things all the time, so don't stop.
Kim I'm sorry this has been so hard on you. U are always just to kind an caring u have a very hard time in saying no to anyone <u must be quite a date> I just worry u will get urself sik cuz u tend to overdo and just won;t say no, it's funny cuz I wanted to call right away on ur behalf but I know I can't, u know I would too. Do what u can and use any excuse why u can do no more. And ur mom STILL doesn't have a phone??? Not a good idea, what's taking her so long.That should have been on the top of the list of to do's. U have a lot of things going on now, so take some steps back for u and Sadie.
Jeez I started this a while ago and then fell asleep in the middle. Wait u don't know this tho. LOL. OK now I put on my tapes of the goofy realities shows I watch and have a good laugh.
Have a good day.
LUBS U ALL
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Good morning/afternoon- through a couple medical apts with shots in both arms the past couple days. My visit with the PCP yesterday went fine, will wait on the bloodwork for anything there. That Prevnar shot for pneumonia really made my arm hurt last night. Woke up a couple times in my sleep when I rolled over on it. Better this morning.
Today was my visit to the cancer center for my 6 month Prolia shot. Ran into a friend who has had a blood cancer for a long time and we know of each other's cancer stories (have the same MO). I have not talked to him in about a year, but it sounds like his cancer is not in a good place (he has been receiving treatment off and on since 1989). Talk about living with cancer. Anyways, I am going to follow up with him to see what is going on. I am preparing for the usual aches that come with the Prolia shot a day or two after.
Chi- well, I guess you all have learned something about that person who chose to not share he was waiting on test results. Once someone shows me who they are, I believe it. My time on Facebook has shown me who all the anti-vaxers are, those that won't wear masks, or follow other recommendations and those that clearly don't follow or believe in science. My list of people I want to be around has changed. As the meme on social media says "I want some of you to socially distance from me forever." Hope everyone in the family makes it through this without a problem. It's one thing to not know, but to be in that possibility place or confirmed and make that choice is JUST NOT COOL.
Cami- are you able to get out and see the foliage in your area? What is Joey's fav class this year? Love your kitten pics.
NM- I think your job has changed things to be totally beneficial to them, but it does not meet your needs now. I went through something similar with my last FT job I left in 2007, where the company was doing expansion into TX and I ended up being put on the road endless to work on projects over there. My life was not structured to be a 100% on the road person and just home on the weekends. I had to hire someone out of my own pocket to keep tabs on my home when I was away during the week and about the time I was ready to look for something else, they let our entire group go so I stayed on a bit to finish something and used my "goodbye money" to start my business. I hear that you have an erratic schedule, are missing your personal commitments, and more. I am sure they are short staffed and know these are tough times for the healthcare industry but this may not change. Sorry you missed the train foliage tour. We are hear to listen and support you sister.
I need to get some calls done but decided today to cancel my trip to Taos. In thinking it through a bit more, I decided there is not going to be enough to enjoy there right now plus the state has a spike and just feel like it's not best to spend days up there. Instead, I am going to plan to go to another closer area to soak in the hot spring for a few hours this weekend (and the foliage should be peak) and maybe catch another trip to Santa Fe later next week. Safety first!
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Bob is less worried for us than for Gordy & Leslie. Gordy's temp has been running in the 99s--even when first waking up. He reports feeling "meh," but like me, has seasonal allergies; so it may be hard to tell what's viral vs. what's pollen & mold. (Now that I'm back on antihistamines due to postponing my antibiotic allergy-challenge, I'm feeling a bit better). Bob & I have been out of the house a lot more than have the kids--they work from home and Leslie does the shopping and takeout pickup because she drives and Gordy doesn't. He Ubers over here every other Monday (his day off), but of course not yesterday. Saturday was their & our first indoor social activity since early March--and their first time dining indoors at a bar or restaurant. (Our first time inside a bar, and only the third time dining indoors at Cellars, and only Cellars). I'm quarantining (except for going for my Thurs. COVID test) until I'm told otherwise. Bob isn't--he's had longer and closer exposures before, and thus far his (remaining) office staff is still coming in despite Nenita also having been exposed. Both he & Nenita wear masks except at home. (But I wear mine when my housekeeper is here, and keep one by the door to put on when accepting deliveries or picking up mail from the porch). Bob & I used to mask in our cars when riding together, but realized that since we share a bed that's kind of silly. But when carrying any other passengers, nobody gets inside w/o a mask.
Haven't felt like drinking any alcohol lately--I can still smell & taste just fine, but I don't need the extra calories...or the potential GERD or premature awakening from sleep. Speaking of calories, my weigh-in next Thurs. has been converted to virtual (as it was in June), and I promise to be honest about reporting my weight & waist measurement. So I need to keep the carbs to a minimum--but lately it's so hard to fight the cravings before bedtime. I've gained 2 lbs. and I don't want to gain any more.
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Hello DahhhhLinks!!
Just got home f/St gGeo. Got my chemo and bone shot. I really like this place in St Geo. Never too busy n I get lots of attn.
Cami - thot of you a few days ago (it was Sunday)....Anyway, I didn't make it home in time to get to le'toilet, what a mess I made. Hubs did the clean up, and started the washing mach. I was totally embarassed but I had no way to stop it once it started flowing out of me. Guess I need some muscle exercises.
Anyway....been thinking about all of you, read a little but cudn't do too much as I am very tired. NAP time.
Lubslbslubslubs to all
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Mornin' ladies,
Jazzy I have to say I'm was hoping u wouldn't go this weekend but really didn't want to say anything, but inside I'm glad ur not going. Things are peaking all over the place even tho it got better. Joey seems to like math and science <well those are what he tutors> but I know he reallu likes social science and literature too. He really just enjoys a lot of school and I really enjoy the conversations we have about all of it. I'm the one asking now and he explains so well. I feel like I'm being schoole again, but this time I'm listening. But I can not in any way talk about triginonitry an callculus those are way out of my league or capacity in my brain.
SusyQ glad u thought of me thank u very much at such an urgent time. Most people do. Just hope ur feeling better and when ur tired just completely give in and rest.
Sandy like I aid I don't blame you, but the days will pass and praying nothing will come of it. It always seems like it's getting better then and people tend to loosen up the reigns and personally I don't think that's the way to do it, but IDK it seems we should stay vigilant longer and maybe it peaks won't be so often. and finally we' all have a hold of it, but patience is not an easy thing for most and in this mess it's got to be important for all of us.
U all must have red about Lori, I was just sick. Can't even imagine all the pain that he's going thru and poor Lori driving so much alone. Maybe he's home <I hope> by now or soon but sounds like to many fractured an broken things to go anywhere. Going on vacay and such a terrible accident to happen is so horrible, what can u do. I hope we all hear from her soon to explain everything to us and give us an update, it's to short on FB. Bless her heart so many things to digest in a short time.
Hope everyone has a good day.
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Good morning ladies- welcome to wonky Wednesday. Today I am going to be at home working on business closure things, house things, etc. I opted out of swimming last night as my Prevnair shot arm was still store and I wanted to give my body a break with all the shot stuff right now. Got some good rest last night and ready to rule the day.
Cami- when I made the plans weeks ago to go to Taos, I told myself I would check the numbers a few days before as to whether I would stay or go in order to cancel my hotel in time. If you make plans for anything in this pandemic, you have to be prepared for those to change. As you know, most hotels have a certain number of days or hours to cancel without penalty. Interestingly enough, late yesterday the Gov shared she is rolling back some things. More quaruntining rules and they are reducing hours for indoor dining, group gatherings (down from 10 to 5) and hotels have to reduce now occupancy too. I saw it coming, but was not sure we would hear until Thursday. I am looking forward to my road trip on Sat instead to the hot springs where I will enjoy some soaking, foliage and fresh air. There is always a Plan B.......
Mema- I am glad you found a new place that works for you. Did you go to St. George UT from where you live for care?
Hope everyone has a good day and fingers crossed for ChiSandy and family and wishing better days Lori too.
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Cami - I don't do Facebook so I didn't see about Lori. Sounds like they had a car accident? Any details you can share would be appreciated. In the mean time - Lori - keeping you in my thoughts.
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Ditto what Minus said!
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I'm on FB but not connected to/following Lori--what happened? Bad enough she's been struggling with pain and rising TMs, and now a car crash? I forgot where I read it, but 2020 seems to be like looking both ways as you wait for ages to cross the street, and then when the traffic stops and you step off the curb, an airplane falls on you.
Jazzy, Chicago just added NM (as well as NC, IN and RI) to its "fecal scroll:" anyone coming into the city who's spent more than a few hours in those states has to quarantine 14 days before they can go out in public. Every state bordering IL is now on that list. The state's positivity rate rose a full percentage point this week to 4.6%, with the city at 4.4%. Every one of IL's 11 coronavirus "regions" is seeing an increase in cases.
Last night's DOTD with rotisserie chicken was that Aussie Barbera I Coravined last week.
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The numbers are on the rise in Denver and I think Colorado as a whole - some places worse than others. Our middle and high school students were supposed to return hybrid on the 21t - it's now not before Nov 9th.
I am fb friends with Lori - what a horrible accident for her DH. Thank G-d it wasn't worse. She's driving 2 hours/from the hospital. He's out of the ICU and in regular room. He was riding the 4 wheeler with a friend.
Sandy what is your fb name if you don't mind sharing. If not, I understand.
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Oh no! This is terrible news about Lori’s DH. Hopefully he will continue to recover and come home soon. This year really sucks
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Hi Ladies,
Just poopin in.
Lori's DH went riding their quads up in the area they were camping, well somehow his back wheel went into a deep area and flipped everything over, his friend couln't lift it off <way to heavy> a nurse happened bt and a few people 2 EMT took 4 men to get it off, finally the amb. came and he ended up with like 15 factures, stitches in his head and staying in ICU for 2 days. Lori goes to the hospital everyday and it's a 2 hr. ride each way Considering what happened Lori said it's all a mess but it's better than it could have been. What a trip. Just wanted to let u all know.
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Thanks for the update Cami. Lori - holding you and your DH in my thoughts.
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