Craig has been home for 4 days now- and still says he is in, "survivor" mode. Most of his time is spent sleeping, the rest of his day revolves around his tube feeding, taking his meds, and H2O- he is trying to get into a schedule with some sort of normalcy. (if that is how you spell it)
Needless to say I can't really tell if his spirits are high,low, or what. His statement about survival mode leads me to believe he is tired of the whole scenario and is ready for it to be over. As would anyone I believe. He is trying to help out around the house with kids, housework- and we have ton of snow that has been falling- so he is thinking of trying to get it moved. Key word being trying- it is my job to get the snow moved BEFORE he gets out there to TRY-
We are having the benefit this Saturday the 18th at Foresters in McCall- I'm currently getting that all organized- with a meeting tomorrow with a few of the volunteers. I really hope it is a success- all this work- if people show up- have fun and leave happy that will be great. Plus they can do some last minute shopping for the holidays- one stop shopping- almost!
I had to run down to Boise yesterday to get some errands run- pack up some of the rental- and I promised my neice I would attend he Christmas Bazaar Concert- it was pretty cute- and her face lit up when she realized I had been able to make it so the trip was more than worth it.
Ok- going to get going- hope everyone is doing well- keep us in your prayers-
(side note- I was in Rite-Aid today and glimpsed an article in some rag mag on Michael Douglas- since Craig is going thru the same thing as he is it caught my eye- what I didn't realize though is that I was crying- tears were streaming down my face before I knew it. Knowing that even one more person is going thru the same thing as us breaks my heart- at the end of the day it doesn't matter if you are rich, famous, poor and unknown- illness doesn't care or discriminate- )
blessing to all!
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