DDA chapter 21
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Well, this weekend was strange and sad.
The one lady that I work with is just the sweetest person you would ever want to meet. She has worked here for over twenty years. She has seen a lot of changes in the child care system. She and I work well together. We can pick each other's brains and sometimes come up with the same idea at the same time. It is a pleasure to know she is there. Our office is very small but we get along just great and have it fixed up the way we like except for the walls. Just cannot do anything with grey bricks.
She gave birth to three sons. A set of twins. The one twin passed away eight years ago from an Asthma attack. Stephanie said she did not come to work for over two weeks. Would not answer her phone, did not get out of bed, she literally shut herself down. The other twin has diabetes and last year had a kidney transplant. He also needed a pancreas transplant. Unfortunately this weekend, he lost the fight. He apparently passed out and when they found him, they tried to revive him, got him in the ambulance, but he died and they did bring him back. At the hospital, they took him into surgery and determined he did not have a heart attack, but he was brain dead. Because of all of the surgeries and testing he needed, he was living here while having all of the surgery, but his wife and kids are in Florida. He had just gotten back from visiting his family in Florida. His wife managed to get up here yesterday morning and not much later he did finally lose the fight. Stephanie and another co-worker were there Friday night and yesterday before he passed on. I cannot imagine the sadness for all this week because all of us love A***** and knew her son and were all cheering for his success.
Friday night Hal and I went to a local baseball game. Quad A or triple AAA something like that. Lancaster Barnstormers. Stephanie came about an hour into the game and filled me in on what was happening. The game ended up with our team winning and then we saw some fireworks. Yeah--five minutes worth but it was a small fix.
I figured I would go the hospital Saturday, but after sitting in those hard stadium seats, I could not move much yesterday. So, I thought I would go to visit A today but my youngest son came over and I thought, I needed to see him, talk with him, get lots of hugs and I managed to feed him supper!!!!
Yes Stephanie,,, don't fall off of your chair. We sat at the dining room table and had supper together.
So our mission this week is to make sure we visit A and her family and make sure she eats and gets out of bed. This will be a very hard next two or three weeks.
The one lady that I work with is just the sweetest person you would ever want to meet. She has worked here for over twenty years. She has seen a lot of changes in the child care system. She and I work well together. We can pick each other's brains and sometimes come up with the same idea at the same time. It is a pleasure to know she is there. Our office is very small but we get along just great and have it fixed up the way we like except for the walls. Just cannot do anything with grey bricks.
She gave birth to three sons. A set of twins. The one twin passed away eight years ago from an Asthma attack. Stephanie said she did not come to work for over two weeks. Would not answer her phone, did not get out of bed, she literally shut herself down. The other twin has diabetes and last year had a kidney transplant. He also needed a pancreas transplant. Unfortunately this weekend, he lost the fight. He apparently passed out and when they found him, they tried to revive him, got him in the ambulance, but he died and they did bring him back. At the hospital, they took him into surgery and determined he did not have a heart attack, but he was brain dead. Because of all of the surgeries and testing he needed, he was living here while having all of the surgery, but his wife and kids are in Florida. He had just gotten back from visiting his family in Florida. His wife managed to get up here yesterday morning and not much later he did finally lose the fight. Stephanie and another co-worker were there Friday night and yesterday before he passed on. I cannot imagine the sadness for all this week because all of us love A***** and knew her son and were all cheering for his success.
Friday night Hal and I went to a local baseball game. Quad A or triple AAA something like that. Lancaster Barnstormers. Stephanie came about an hour into the game and filled me in on what was happening. The game ended up with our team winning and then we saw some fireworks. Yeah--five minutes worth but it was a small fix.
I figured I would go the hospital Saturday, but after sitting in those hard stadium seats, I could not move much yesterday. So, I thought I would go to visit A today but my youngest son came over and I thought, I needed to see him, talk with him, get lots of hugs and I managed to feed him supper!!!!
Yes Stephanie,,, don't fall off of your chair. We sat at the dining room table and had supper together.
So our mission this week is to make sure we visit A and her family and make sure she eats and gets out of bed. This will be a very hard next two or three weeks.
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Well, this weekend was strange and sad.
The one lady that I work with is just the sweetest person you would ever want to meet. She has worked here for over twenty years. She has seen a lot of changes in the child care system. She and I work well together. We can pick each other's brains and sometimes come up with the same idea at the same time. It is a pleasure to know she is there. Our office is very small but we get along just great and have it fixed up the way we like except for the walls. Just cannot do anything with grey bricks.
She gave birth to three sons. A set of twins. The one twin passed away eight years ago from an Asthma attack. Stephanie said she did not come to work for over two weeks. Would not answer her phone, did not get out of bed, she literally shut herself down. The other twin has diabetes and last year had a kidney transplant. He also needed a pancreas transplant. Unfortunately this weekend, he lost the fight. He apparently passed out and when they found him, they tried to revive him, got him in the ambulance, but he died and they did bring him back. At the hospital, they took him into surgery and determined he did not have a heart attack, but he was brain dead. Because of all of the surgeries and testing he needed, he was living here while having all of the surgery, but his wife and kids are in Florida. He had just gotten back from visiting his family in Florida. His wife managed to get up here yesterday morning and not much later he did finally lose the fight. Stephanie and another co-worker were there Friday night and yesterday before he passed on. I cannot imagine the sadness for all this week because all of us love A***** and knew her son and were all cheering for his success.
Friday night Hal and I went to a local baseball game. Quad A or triple AAA something like that. Lancaster Barnstormers. Stephanie came about an hour into the game and filled me in on what was happening. The game ended up with our team winning and then we saw some fireworks. Yeah--five minutes worth but it was a small fix.
I figured I would go the hospital Saturday, but after sitting in those hard stadium seats, I could not move much yesterday. So, I thought I would go to visit A today but my youngest son came over and I thought, I needed to see him, talk with him, get lots of hugs and I managed to feed him supper!!!!
Yes Stephanie,,, don't fall off of your chair. We sat at the dining room table and had supper together.
So our mission this week is to make sure we visit A and her family and make sure she eats and gets out of bed. This will be a very hard next two or three weeks.
How tragic for A and her family. I hope that you can be part of her support system and that she can come to terms with this without shutting down. My God be there for all of you
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Colby's pants are shortened. Both of the boys have given Daddy a little fashion show. They are both thrilled with the outfits they created 
Hunter saw Colby's outfit and told him he looked awesome
I need to head to bed soon. Didn't sleep well last night and I need to be up at 4 PM. I see no naps in my future this week.
Hunter saw Colby's outfit and told him he looked awesomeI need to head to bed soon. Didn't sleep well last night and I need to be up at 4 PM. I see no naps in my future this week.
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I would think it would still be there-it must have been expensive to set it all up.
Thanks! I thought those were pretty cool-I never would thought of it on my own but it was the only place I could find for Joe to sit.
Thanks! Joe says One Man's Dream is his #2 attraction in all of WDW only behind Carousel of Progress. I had to back the next day and take photos of him in his Mickey shirt too.
I know I already posted but just to restate.....the kids really enjoy it and I think the adults are surprised enough by the technology to enjoy it too. Joe only wanted to do 2 countries on our 2nd day at Epcot-I could have done more.
YUM!!!We ate at Beaches and Cream and of course Bill had to have his "No Way Jose.
Glad the girls had a great time.the party was deemed and success and I had no idea 4 girls could eat that much bacon
it was supposed to be overcast today....it's beautiful...but I still see a nap in my future
Josh came over for just a smidge last night...in that time I found out that the damage his parents did to their house last weekend was enough to send them to a hotel (which there aren't any really locally) and he doesn't have proper pants for graduation....this kid just doesn't seem to be able to catch a break.
Poor Josh. Sounds like he'll be better off on his own.
Thanks!
I'm home from work. It kind of sucked, lot of Canadians and they did not tip well at all
I always tip well in Canada?????32 pairs????? I thought I had gone overboard with 8 pairs for Joe.Sooo...
I am nearing completion of the laundry. DS has 32 pairs of shorts.There are 4 more pairs in a Nordstrom bag that I think I will take back to Nordstrom. They were expensive, and it now appears that we do not NEED 4 more pairs of shorts. They will be on clearance by the end of July so I can buy them then if I think he needs them.
I also ran across a shirt I bought at Ross for myself that I think I will return. And I have a shirt from DS that needs to go back to Marshall's because it was too small. Good thing Ross and Marshall's are next door to each other.
Speaking of Marshall's, we found some "Life Is Good" T-shirts for DH. One was marked down to $5! The others were $10 and $13. Very nice quality, great for WDW.
Poor kitty!I fear that our kitty may have a brain tumor. He is still having difficulty standing, one eye is watering and he has totally lost his hearing. Today I noticed that one side of his face is very swollen. On the bright side he has started eating better
Congrats on shopping success!
Sorry to hear she's still having problems.
Welcome home! LOVED your photos!Hi everyone!Back home safe and sound to no dishes in the sink and all the laundry done! (Don't I have a great husband??)
I'll post pics as soon as I can get them uploaded.
So sad. Prayers for A and her family.Well, this weekend was strange and sad.
The one lady that I work with is just the sweetest person you would ever want to meet. She has worked here for over twenty years. She has seen a lot of changes in the child care system. She and I work well together. We can pick each other's brains and sometimes come up with the same idea at the same time. It is a pleasure to know she is there. Our office is very small but we get along just great and have it fixed up the way we like except for the walls. Just cannot do anything with grey bricks.
She gave birth to three sons. A set of twins. The one twin passed away eight years ago from an Asthma attack. Stephanie said she did not come to work for over two weeks. Would not answer her phone, did not get out of bed, she literally shut herself down. The other twin has diabetes and last year had a kidney transplant. He also needed a pancreas transplant. Unfortunately this weekend, he lost the fight. He apparently passed out and when they found him, they tried to revive him, got him in the ambulance, but he died and they did bring him back. At the hospital, they took him into surgery and determined he did not have a heart attack, but he was brain dead. Because of all of the surgeries and testing he needed, he was living here while having all of the surgery, but his wife and kids are in Florida. He had just gotten back from visiting his family in Florida. His wife managed to get up here yesterday morning and not much later he did finally lose the fight. Stephanie and another co-worker were there Friday night and yesterday before he passed on. I cannot imagine the sadness for all this week because all of us love A***** and knew her son and were all cheering for his success.
Friday night Hal and I went to a local baseball game. Quad A or triple AAA something like that. Lancaster Barnstormers. Stephanie came about an hour into the game and filled me in on what was happening. The game ended up with our team winning and then we saw some fireworks. Yeah--five minutes worth but it was a small fix.
I figured I would go the hospital Saturday, but after sitting in those hard stadium seats, I could not move much yesterday. So, I thought I would go to visit A today but my youngest son came over and I thought, I needed to see him, talk with him, get lots of hugs and I managed to feed him supper!!!!
Yes Stephanie,,, don't fall off of your chair. We sat at the dining room table and had supper together.
So our mission this week is to make sure we visit A and her family and make sure she eats and gets out of bed. This will be a very hard next two or three weeks.
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So I survived camp this weekend. I am exhausted but know right now I could not sleep. I gotta work on getting to the sleeping point.
It ended up raining for a period of time Saturday during activities. Then it poured overnight. Then got down to the 30's overnight. I ended up staying both nights. As one of the leader's ended up with a sick daughter.
I just have to survive Relay for life which is June 12-13th and then my life might slow down a bit.
Somebody asked about Kim Possible at EPCOT. I did it during my trip. It was neat and had you explore areas of the parks you might not look so closely at normally.
I need to clean out my car there are so many random things in my trunk, I have no idea what is hiding.
It ended up raining for a period of time Saturday during activities. Then it poured overnight. Then got down to the 30's overnight. I ended up staying both nights. As one of the leader's ended up with a sick daughter.
I just have to survive Relay for life which is June 12-13th and then my life might slow down a bit.
Somebody asked about Kim Possible at EPCOT. I did it during my trip. It was neat and had you explore areas of the parks you might not look so closely at normally.
I need to clean out my car there are so many random things in my trunk, I have no idea what is hiding.
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I fear that our kitty may have a brain tumor. He is still having difficulty standing, one eye is watering and he has totally lost his hearing. Today I noticed that one side of his face is very swollen. On the bright side he has started eating better
I am sorry to hear about Riley
Sounds like a productive day!!
a backtstrap??? geesh school rules make me scratch my head sometimes. Glad you found clothes for you!!
cellulitis is very painful...sorry for your MIL.
Travel safe!!
Well, this weekend was strange and sad.
The one lady that I work with is just the sweetest person you would ever want to meet. She has worked here for over twenty years. She has seen a lot of changes in the child care system. She and I work well together. We can pick each other's brains and sometimes come up with the same idea at the same time. It is a pleasure to know she is there. Our office is very small but we get along just great and have it fixed up the way we like except for the walls. Just cannot do anything with grey bricks.
She gave birth to three sons. A set of twins. The one twin passed away eight years ago from an Asthma attack. Stephanie said she did not come to work for over two weeks. Would not answer her phone, did not get out of bed, she literally shut herself down. The other twin has diabetes and last year had a kidney transplant. He also needed a pancreas transplant. Unfortunately this weekend, he lost the fight. He apparently passed out and when they found him, they tried to revive him, got him in the ambulance, but he died and they did bring him back. At the hospital, they took him into surgery and determined he did not have a heart attack, but he was brain dead. Because of all of the surgeries and testing he needed, he was living here while having all of the surgery, but his wife and kids are in Florida. He had just gotten back from visiting his family in Florida. His wife managed to get up here yesterday morning and not much later he did finally lose the fight. Stephanie and another co-worker were there Friday night and yesterday before he passed on. I cannot imagine the sadness for all this week because all of us love A***** and knew her son and were all cheering for his success.
Friday night Hal and I went to a local baseball game. Quad A or triple AAA something like that. Lancaster Barnstormers. Stephanie came about an hour into the game and filled me in on what was happening. The game ended up with our team winning and then we saw some fireworks. Yeah--five minutes worth but it was a small fix.
I figured I would go the hospital Saturday, but after sitting in those hard stadium seats, I could not move much yesterday. So, I thought I would go to visit A today but my youngest son came over and I thought, I needed to see him, talk with him, get lots of hugs and I managed to feed him supper!!!!
Yes Stephanie,,, don't fall off of your chair. We sat at the dining room table and had supper together.
So our mission this week is to make sure we visit A and her family and make sure she eats and gets out of bed. This will be a very hard next two or three weeks.
I am so sorry A has had to deal with this trauma but I am glad you and Stephanie can and will be there for her!!
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Hi everyone!
Welcome back Chanon!
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We had the last recital of the spring season today
...poor Abi gives me the giggles...she gets nervous and fidgets even while playing.
We then went shopping to find Josh pants.....I know why the boy hates getting new clothes...he has an extremely hard to find size 33x34. We got him a new shirt and found pants at ARC that I will have him try on tomorrow...can't have the boy go nakie to graduation.
I am not sure what his "parents" did to the house to flood one/two floors but they flooded it....I am trying to make sure he doesn't have extra to worry about (he needs to get his car working or he won't be able to keep his job once he moves in with his sister).
We then had fatburger and came home....why is it something you think won't take long takes forever??
Chanon-welcome home and your pictures are so cool!!
...poor Abi gives me the giggles...she gets nervous and fidgets even while playing. We then went shopping to find Josh pants.....I know why the boy hates getting new clothes...he has an extremely hard to find size 33x34. We got him a new shirt and found pants at ARC that I will have him try on tomorrow...can't have the boy go nakie to graduation.
I am not sure what his "parents" did to the house to flood one/two floors but they flooded it....I am trying to make sure he doesn't have extra to worry about (he needs to get his car working or he won't be able to keep his job once he moves in with his sister). We then had fatburger and came home....why is it something you think won't take long takes forever??
Chanon-welcome home and your pictures are so cool!!
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We had the last recital of the spring season today
We then went shopping to find Josh pants.....I know why the boy hates getting new clothes...he has an extremely hard to find size 33x34. We got him a new shirt and found pants at ARC that I will have him try on tomorrow...can't have the boy go nakie to graduation.
We then had fatburger and came home....why is it something you think won't take long takes forever??
Chanon-welcome home and your pictures are so cool!!
Theresa, How fantastic of you to help Josh. He will remember your help for many years to come.
Flooded????
gotta be a story in that.
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Terry - what a horrible ordeal. Lots of
Good thoughts for your frined, Terry!
Vicki I pray that things turn around for mil soon
I hope your MIL's foot is better soon!
Welcome home, Chanon!
Well, DS was officially "discharged" from orthodontic treatment on Thursday. He has to wear the retainers at night forever, though. So he just dropped one in the sink and it snapped in half.
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