Today was just another day where I am getting my body ready to go home again! I had some excellent, sweet, and caring nurses today who actually did care. I had no doubts that I was in good hands today. I even started a semi-liquid diet today. I couldn't eat the carcinagenic soup that was served to me in a styrofoam bowl and I should have photographed what the darned thing looked like. Do these cooks ever imagine what they would feel like having to eat this crap? Apparently not. My soup was so incredibly hot, that the bowl had partially melted to the right side (it was wop sided) and the plastic top (kind of like a fast food soda top) melted and curved upward; I just threw it straight into the trash. I really wished that I would have photographed it because it didn't look like any soup anyone would want to eat unless they wanted to feed their cancer more carcinogenic chemicals in order for it to grow. I just didn't wish to eat cancer causing ingredients from the bowl or the plastic. Not at all appetizing and in fact quite poisonous.
I guess the food industry here is with the pharmaceutical industries in wanting to keep us sick. I don't believe that all pharmaceutical companies are in the business to keep us all sick but there a sick few that do. I wish many would not team up like that but instead they would teamed up to try to make us all healthy and more productive. Good thing my honey brought me a delicious smoothie with Organic Whole Milk, Vanilla Whey Protein Powder, and a banana. It filled me up perfectly and it tasted scrumptious. How I can't wait to wake up next to him each morning.
Here is another beautiful photo of the two of us from last Saturday's Holiday party that a friend of mine sent me. I still can't get over how handsome that man is that is sitting just next to me here. He is my hunk-a-hunk-a-burnin love!)

I have to wake up my honey tomorrow morning and be his wake-up call so that he can make it to the hospital early enough where a few nurses will be training him on how to hook me up to the Liquid IV solution. He is a such a cutie pie and he tries so hard to make me happy and to help me me get better. It really touches my heart in the warmest of ways to just listen to his beautiful voice as he is so concerned about me and doing this all right. He really does care about me and that's what I love about him most. I care him too and I could not even being to imagine how hard this journey is for him. It would kill me to see the roles reversed and me having to take care of him. I would do it in a heartbeat. My own personal sexy nurse only he prefers than I call him Dr. Armstrong!) I pray that I won't have to go into the hospital anytime soon. Peace and Love to all!
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YAY for getting out of the hospital! YAY for better pain control! Maybe when you get home you'll be able to use some of your...er...*alternative medicine* to help you feel better and increase your appetite & drink more so you can ditch the IVs. When the PEG-tube is healed you won't hardly notice it (my son didn't), and if you can get them to replace it with a "button" that will be so much easier...I think you'll feel better when you get out of that place. Stay strong, girlie, we're cheering you on!
Paging Dr. Armstrong... :)
I'm so glad you are getting out! Enjoy!
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