A wonderful young lady with Systemic Juvenile Rheumatiod Arthritis and Macrophage Activation Syndrome. I seem to defy the laws of modern medical science. We are home, and the wacky regimen of meds is working........for now. I know that God intended this life, and has a plan for me, be it dying tomorrow or living to be 100. I like to think that even though my life is tough, everything I've been through (and will go through) will help someone to not have to go through their life quite as hard.
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
Hi Hi. Well, I am now lineless. Which sucks. Bad. I have an IV in my wrist, and it hurts. The docs are thinking maybe Friday we will put another line in, but whether it's another Hickman or a port they're not sure. I have another dose of Remicade on Friday (that's for the Crohn's). This is all a little too close to my plans for Saturday, though. We are supposed to go to the Nutcracker. That would totally suck if I couldn't go. See ya.
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Hey! I was just browsing blogs and found yours. I'm a horse freak too! :D Stay strong through all the suffering you have to go through, and remember that God is always on your side, and that better things are to come.
God Bless!
I love the picture of the horses...the bay reminds me of a gelding I rode when I first started taking lessons :D
Lineless? I've concluded that we should all just come with a ready-made port. Checking on you every day. Can't wait to see you.
you should get your box tomorrow yeah finally about time I know I know I am crossing my fingers that you will get out for the nutcracker! Miss You lots! Enjoy the mashed patatoes...love Aunt Kat
Kayla,
Hope your day is going well, I've decided to try and post to you more often with a joke of the day. Here goes:
At a Catholic school, there was a "meet the teacher" open house for the 2nd graders. After the meeting, a Nun announced that there would be a small reception afterwards in the cafeteria. All the children and parents filed in, and saw on a table a plate of apples, a plate of cookies, and some water bottles and juice. As the children went through the line, one boy saw that there was a sign on the plate of apples that said, "Take only one. God is watching." So, the boy took an apple and moved on to the cookies. He helped himself, and then took a small piece of paper, and wrote: "Take all you want”. God is watching the apples."
Cute funny I know, hope your day is a good one.
Shannon
Hey Kayla..I am soo glad that you get gravy. Hopefully a little salt with your chicken. I found a really cool magazine. You should go to their website. It's backinthesaddle.com. I'm praying, ok actually Hunter is doing most of the praying at school, that you get out for the nutcracker. Miss you lots.
Love,
Aunt Moose
PS. love the screen name cowgirl4christ.
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