For many of you, that is probably the same old boring routine. Take it from us; boring and routine seem wonderful! We actually got to go to church for the first time since Feb. When we are home we intend to go, but after Deb arises and showers, it's normally nap time again. However, the blessing of missing the experimental drug IVs yesterday and today is that Deb had much more get up and go-so she got up and went! Besides, the Dr increased her dex dosage which keeps her wide awake.
After church, Deb actually went to a restaurant for lunch! Like normal folks in normal times! Wow!
As I said, boring and routine are exciting for us!
It was wonderful to re-connect with so many old friends. We miss the worship, music, teaching, and relationships.
The emotion that Vern feels as a caregiver is abandonment. Now, we haven't been abandoned. Many friends stay very close and in touch with us, including you, our dear readers and bloggers. But, that is the feeling/emotion I have as a caregiver. It is a struggle to separate reality from emotions!
We anticipate heading back to Arkansas Thursday, depending on the weather. Stay tuned.
Blessings all!
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Yeah.....so happy you could go to church and out to lunch. I love doing that ;) :) Love and hugs from the ocean shores of CAlifornia, Heather :) :)
ReplyDeletep.s. Where did you go for lunch today?
So glad to see you at church and that you had a "normal" day! Sorry I didn't get to say hello. Hope to talk to you soon. Love and prayers, Doris
ReplyDeleteSeeing both of you with big happy smiles at church this morning was a beautiful reminder of God's love. Praying for you both...for God to bless you and keep you close to His Son. We love you two, Julie and Randy
ReplyDeleteSounds like a lovely Sunday.
ReplyDeleteThinking of you with love.
David & Linda
Glad you got home safe and were able to attend church. Normal is a blessing! I will continue to keep you in my prayers. Bettina
ReplyDeletePraying for both of you...caregivers need lots of care, too! Love, Mary
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