Just when I think I've seen it all, Jo gets put on "bed alert". Her bed has been physically alarmed so if she gets up, sirens go off and the nurses come charging in. That probably explains how "out of it" Jo has been today. Dr. Andersson, the attending physician, promised tomorrow will be better.
Jo started anti-rejection drugs today. Yesterday I made it sound like she takes these drugs for just 2 days. She'll actually take some sort of anti-rejection drug every day for the forseeable future.
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The light's on, Jo!
Only Jo would have a bed with an alarm. Something tells me her reputation as a trouble maker has preceeded her! *wink*
The hit to centre field has begun and we're all cheering you on Jo as you make your way around the bases - GO JO!!!
Love and prayers to you...
Deb & Glenn
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