We are now in a great big communal room with 7 other patients and 2 nurses separated only by curtains. I have a pull out chair/bed, next to her. There is no privacy and there is constant noise. We have been reunited with a "sunshine" of a child that we had the "pleasure" of meeting in the PICU. This boy spits out his medicine, pulls out his IVs and screams from dawn until dusk. Before there was a door.
I'm going to click my heels together and remind myself it's only supposed to be for no more than a week...
And then home.
Eizeh Yofi!!! May you bring home a happy healthy Tehilla, soon!
ReplyDeleteYou must be beyond exhaustion, you have been through so many "ups and downs" -- but remember that this is good news! Tehilla was strong enough to transfer to this level of care which is wonderful news! Best news yet -- she may be going home in a week! B"H!!
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