Guess we should just comfortable because as long as Clayton's I.V. holds out, the neuros here want him to finish his regimen of antibiotics. That means this weekend at least before we go home (again, as long as he still has I.V. access). In the meantime, we're using the time to our advantage, trying to get him up and out more and more each day, testing the waters so to speak. We're trying to see if his brain has finally adjusted to this new low pressure environment. If he's going to have another pain episode, I guess this is the place to have it instead of three hours away at home.
At any rate, we're passing the time watching the preparations for the grand opening of the new hospital next door. The trucks and people working kept Clayton more than entertained today. They're even having a parade tomorrow that we're going to try to get to--funny how we're suddenly hyped up about a grand opening celebration of a hospital. We're definitely desperate for something to pass the time!
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Oh, a parade!! I bet that might make him feel like he's not missing out on things. Yay for the small victories in life...and happy that he's still on the upswing. Praying your week goes by quickly!
A parade sounds pretty good! I bet Clayton will love that. Staying in the hospital is not ideal, but I am praying that the longer stay will give Clayton time to fully heal and when you head home, you won't be back to the hospital for a long time to come!
everyone loves a parade. Glad things are still positive. I agree the hospital is the best place to be for Clayton. Are you and Brian both staying there?
Hugs and prayers for all of you. Parades are fun.
Thinking of you guys! I LOVE the photo at the top of your blog. Precious boys!
Right beside construction activity, that is great for Clayton! Please give him a Hug and Kiss from all of us! Hope to see you soon!
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