Tuesday, August 5, 2008

T.S. Edouard - No big deal

We spent yesterday afternoon picking up lawn furniture, which is no easy chore. You don't realize how much stuff you have outside filling up your lawn until you have to pick it all up and find room in the garage or storage building to put it. This morning we turned on the TV and the storm which wasn't suppose to reach Galveston until afternoon was already here. No big Deal.. some rain, no wind. So I had to go to work. I was kinda wishing for a "Snow Day" in the way of getting a day off. Oh well. I was the only one to show up at my office (small office only 3 of us). Well, Kelley went to the OS today. When I called her I could tell that she was upset. I thought there was bad news. I am somewhat of a pessimist although I try real hard to be optimistic. Well the Dr was busy, so she felt rushed, he told her everything look good, keep up what she was doing and see him in 2 weeks. OK, so I can relax, everything is OK. She just wanted to hear more, like you are free of bands. I told her that maybe the Dr is Conservative and wants her to stay in bands so nothing moves. I'm sure she will update her blog soon, so we can hear all the details. I told her to find comfort in the fact that she is doing good, and she can try some different soups and use the juicer that I got for her and her sister. I suggested egg drop soup to her. Anyone out there have a good egg drop soup recipe that can be made with out chicken broth? (Vegetarian: eggs OK)

3 comments:

Kam said...

veggie broth mom. I don't want chicken brooootthh!!

Michelle said...

I'm glad to hear the storm amounted to a bunch of rain and no wind. Sounds like it's been kinda crazy down there, though.

I've been in bands for three weeks, and I have one more week to go. The first few days were painful, but now that I'm getting used to wearing my bands and having a new bite, it doesn't hurt anymore. Thank goodness!

:0)
M

lotti said...

Hi, you're right I feel so guilty I can't play, cuddle, and hold my baby. I am trying to do my best to rest, but it is difficult, my thoughts are all for her. Anyway I have really good helpers here: my husband (he's working from home this week), my mom (she looks like me...well, I look like her, so it should not be a trauma for my baby), my dad (he is taking care of the cooking). The best part is that I am still nursing her, I talked with some specialists and the medications I am taking do not pass through the milk...so I still have those wonderful moments to spend with her. Thank you very much for your thought.