Jo's first day at home was also supposed to be her first night at home, but it didn't turn out that way. Due to a nose bleed that wouldn't stop, Jo and Meema were back at MD Anderson from midnight until 4am. If nothing else, it was a great practice run just in case we have a more serious situation that requires a rush trip.
Since the 11th floor at MD Anderson is staffed 24 hours a day and they are taking care of transplant patients every day, Jo essentially has a 24 hour hotline. A quick call to the charge nurse on the transplant floor and just about any question or concern can be resolved.
10 comments:
So sorry for the little adventure. Loving your outfit, it looks so adorable. The hat is awesome, thinking you should keep hats as part of your wardrobe for a long time even when the flowing hair comes back in. It's absolutely stunning, you're stunning! Miss you!
Looking Great!! Glad to hear Thanksgiving went well!
Hi Jo, I'm keeping up with you on your journey. Always know that you are such an inspiration to all
of us that has been on the dance floor since you started writing and
teaching. The Ganean DelaGrange days.
(I don't really know how the spell her name) but you know who I'm talking about. We came to Knoxville TN. when you were TV there. We were from Schuffletown
USA in Simpsonville, SC. We did a
a little dance called "God Blessed
Texas" Just know we are all praying for you and can't wait until you get back out there with us. YOu are very loved and admired
Keep holding Gods hand and he will
lead you back to where you belong.
Thank you for letting us know how you are. love u Shirley Batson.
Jo! You look fabulous! It is so good to hear that you are feeling a bit better! I bet it is so great to be out of your hospital room and in your "home away from Denver home". As Kimberly said....love the outfit and you look great in a hat!!
JILL
Lots and lots of hugs! Your a trooper! You are going through hard stuff! Still so beautiful, inside and out! Happy belated Thanksgiving! hugs to Miss Anna! love, Debbie, Thompson, Christie, Connor, Blake and Cam
Hi, Jo.
You look fabulous as usual!
Glad to hear that you have good appetite. The taste bud issue will evaporate in no time. A friend of mine went through the same procedure (her brother was her donor), she ended up inheriting his taste for very spicy foods. At one point, she joked about the possibility of inheriting some of his male characteristics. Luckily, that did not happen. :) She is expecting her first child in Feb.
Continue to pray for your health and the loving people who surround and help you.
Suzanne
Hi, Jo. Just wanted you to know I'm thinking about you and hope you are feeling a little better. It sounds like you are coming along and I hope your progress continues in leaps and bounds. Thanks for sharing your journey with all of us. Tell that wonderful husband of yours, Tim, what a terrific job he is doing as your major cheerleader!! XX Carol
Hiya...just signed in & hoping 'this works'!
Have been watching your blog daily! Thinkin' of U! & Tim & family!
All Hugs, Michele P
Congratulations for coming out the hospital! We are going to have Go Jo Go Party next Sunday.
My side effect is gradually becoming weak.
Tim,Jo, Anna,
We continue to pray for all of you and especially for Yahweh's physical healing, the energy uptick and His abiding presence with the Comfortor Spirit and the peace that passes all understanding.
Our Kindred Spirits class is privilged to interceed consistently for you and your strange friends "The Smiths."
If you have any specific needs for us to help with you may call my cell 281-380-0846 or let Belynda know and she will convey them to us.
Under His Wing,
Kem/Jan Oberholtzer
Titus 2:11-14
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