Lynn had another pretty good day. And a small part of it might have been because she enjoyed watching the Rebels win on TV!
Today, some concern expressed with Lynn's incision. It is more than likely okay but they are going to monitor it. Lynn has gotten strength back in her voice, color back in her face, and pain is manageable. She turned in early tonight despite napping on and off all day. Lynn started talking about wanting to get out of here. She thinks her systems might be starting to wake up which is one of the objectives she has to meet (my understanding is the surgeon paralyzed a number of organs to perform surgery). The nuclear scan hasn't been performed yet.
Friends and family are going to help move some of the furniture back downstairs tomorrow. The painting was completed late last week and all of the flooring downstairs will be ready to walk on starting tomorrow. Hurrying to get things ready downstairs especially if Lynn comes home early!
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Lynn, so glad to hear of your wonderful progress. Rogers is doing a wonderful job keeping up informed. Hope you can get out of there real soon.
ReplyDeleteThanks Rogers for keeping us posted on Lynn. Get stronger every day and you will be out of there before you know it. xoxox love ya
ReplyDeleteGreat to hear. Hope everything goes okay with the incision and she's out of there soon.
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P.S. I wouldn't call it a "pounding" because no one told us we should actually show up in Oxford. I heard we were at Neyland waiting on the Rebels. :)
so glad everything is turning out ok! Lynn will be back to normal before you know it! I told Patty to let me know if you guys need help getting the house back in order for Lynn. Although I don't know her, I feel very close because I love Patty and she loves you. Take care and stay encouraged!
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It was strange not having Lynn cheer on the Rebels Saturday! She would have loved being there watching the fast little guy Dexter Mc running all over the field! Lynn is a wonderful addition to our family and her exuberant enthusiasm for all things Ole Miss made her a shoe in! Thanks to all the wonderful nurses and wonderful Dr. Fleming for their great care of our Lynn. I hope she comes home soon and is able to have more fun cheering for the Rebels and doing other FUN things! We have many blessings this Thanksgiving and we are so happy that Lynn did not have a more serious outcome. However, she did have a very serious surgery and the recovery will be tough. Thanks, everyone, for your prayers.......Love, Claudia and Jack
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