We arrived just before dark Monday night and we were so grateful that the car started, there was a parking spot for Redbird, and the storms over Atlanta that had closed Atlanta Airport had passed over Peachtree City!
We stopped by a restaurant for takeout and ran into friends. Deb was so tuckered from her long hard day!
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Kristin, Dr van Rhee's APN nurse |
The morning began with Deb on a Woozy Meter of 6-7. Labs confirmed that she needed an IV before she could see the APN for release to come home. We finally got away with a return to clinic date of 22 August afternoon labs and 23 August visit with Dr van Rhee to nail down our next step.
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The waiting room |
While waiting in the waiting room Deb ran into a nice lady who knits caps for sick children here. Deb is interested in all sorts of crafts.
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Two crafty women |
I am so glad you are home safe and sound. I followed your trip home on the website and saw that there was lots of green weather on the screen. Prayed for you! Love, Mary
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