Dear friends and family,
We're home AGAIN!   Hopefully we'll make it at least past our 1st clinic appointment
 which is now
 reset for Friday, but hopefully a lot longer.  They have decided that 
Gary has C-diff so he will be on an antibiotic for 10 days -- not what 
we wanted, but from the way they are talking, the antibiotic should take
 care of it. They also told me what things we should do at home as well 
as things we need to watch for in him.  If the culture had not come back
 positive, they were thinking it might be a reaction to some of his 
medications.  The good thing is he's doing better and is home.  It will 
be nice for him to go for a walk out in the beautiful sunshine even 
though he'll have to always wear sunscreen and cover himself with long 
sleeves to be in the sun -- I'm sure it will just feel good to be 
outside again.
 
 Hopefully we'll make it at least past our 1st clinic appointment
 which is now
 reset for Friday, but hopefully a lot longer.  They have decided that 
Gary has C-diff so he will be on an antibiotic for 10 days -- not what 
we wanted, but from the way they are talking, the antibiotic should take
 care of it. They also told me what things we should do at home as well 
as things we need to watch for in him.  If the culture had not come back
 positive, they were thinking it might be a reaction to some of his 
medications.  The good thing is he's doing better and is home.  It will 
be nice for him to go for a walk out in the beautiful sunshine even 
though he'll have to always wear sunscreen and cover himself with long 
sleeves to be in the sun -- I'm sure it will just feel good to be 
outside again.  
Now it's time to fight the C-Diff, get him
 stronger again and continuing in the right direction, and try to get our lives back into some semblance of order, whatever that may be.  I 
mentioned to Gary this morning that it's May 1.  He chuckled and said 
what happened to April?  Little did we know HOW our lives would change 
when we received the telephone call we did on April 11 to make sure he 
was "healthy" and that there might be a kidney and pancreas available 
for him that night.
Thank
 you so much for your thoughts, prayers, cards, rides, meals, cups of coffee, listening ears, hugs, and many other kindnesses shown to us.  They truly have, and 
continue to be, a blessing -- "Count your many blessings, name them one 
by one" -- We are truly blessed with all of you and all you've done and 
continue to do for us.
Love,
Nelly and family
I saw this verse on facebook today -- what a great reminder for me! 
 
Nelly, Thank you for the many written comments over the past month. I just discovered this blog and have read every comment. May things keep improving. Dave Armstrong
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