Vernon had an MRI this morning, his regular dialysis in the afternoon, and has been running a fever all day. Hopefully some more draining tomorrow will help with the fever. In trying to cool him down, the nurse had removed his cap, and for the first time I saw the shaved hair growing back. He was starting to look like Vernon again! I almost posted a photo, but Chris suggested it might be a bit dramatic for those not used to seeing him in the state. So take it from me, he is looking good…relatively.
And then there were the hiccups…that went on and on. They were pretty funny to see, but an encouraging sign as its the first we have seen him moving in 24 days.
A Nurse Takes Notes
3 Hours of Dialysis Daily
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hiccups! poor vernon 😉 look forward to the updates and the chance to tell you the prayers continue…
Hi Aunt Mimi…I almost didn’t update tonight as I was very tired, but then Maki said, “You have to. Its called “Day by Day.” So we have him to thank for helping me stay diligent. Thanks always for your prayers. xo
We understand how exhausting it can be. You feel like you are doing “nothing” just being with your loved one, but it is so draining. May the Lord give you strength and peace, and Vernon supernatural healing and a peaceful awakening. Our prayers are with you.
xo
Strength, patience, & faith. My prayers for today.
your emails mean so much…thanks for writing when you’re not
feeling like it
love to you and the kids
i especially love the photo of justine in her medical staff coat!
Sending you strength! May you sleep deeply and peacefully each night so that you stay healthy throughout this time. 🙂