Michellie spent Monday trying to get a handle on her stomach. She is not sure if it is part of the nausea or acid reflux. She has developed a sore throat to go with the experience, and last night after some Benedryl it all disappeared. So, I guess we will be working on more of her reactions to all the drugs. We did blood tests in Inverness and all of her numbers are still up. We spent the evening eating a full plate of veggies and dip, and by the end we were all full, full, full. If everyone ate raw veggies like that, the food budget could be decreased, as it was only a few veggies that filled us up. Interesting isn't it?!
Michellie is heading to school for a bit today. She wants to pick up her next assignments and check in with all of her buddies. I am making cabbage and noodles (for those Hungarians who know what that means), and Michellie's sensitive nose is not too happy about it. Oh, well, we all need our comfort foods. To the Harris', I added your canned cherries to the smoothy this morning for some of the red energy balancing forces, and it sure added a punch and bit of extra sweetness, thanks for that! Yum!
Tomorrow morning we head to Antigonish and we are overnight at the hospital. I know Michellie is looking forward to saying that she is done Round 2 and so are we.
1/2 way there Michellie-have a safe trip.
ReplyDeleteThinking of you guys. On the bright side, it sounds as though the sore throat is not related to infection. Halfway is a difficult point psychologically so do what it takes to keep your spirits up. You have all shown such an amazing ability to be resourceful and to cope with whatever is thrown at you. I hope you can sense how many people are with you, how much soul energy is hoping and visioning a positive future on Michellie's behalf.
ReplyDeleteSafe travels to Antigonish. I'm sure you are looking forward to giving Round 2 the 'BOOT'.
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