Jen was completely unresponsive this morning, but apparently that is due to the fact that they did the echocardiogram on her and she was still groggy from the sedative. I don't know the results yet, but I'm sure glad they let me know that it was happening today. (They didn't.)
From the sound of it her chest port will come out next and they they are looking to release her home, and then to UCSF. I'm not sure what to do though if she comes home now...she needs monitoring while I'm away at work but I don't want it to be invasive. I've looked at setting up a network DVR...the problem is she doesn't want to feel as though she is being babysat which I completely understand. We'll start with the training for the dog when she gets home from UCSF, whenever that may be.
Confused about the internet? Gabe and Max explain it all the in a quick and easy way!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PPsUmhqncAg
http://tv.boingboing.net/2007/12/07/gabe-and-max-answer.html
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As much as Jen would resent it, I could probably come down for another visit to help out when Jen's home alone. After all, she should be USED to being babysat by me -- it'll be just like old times! (which is why jen would hate it -- I'd probably still make her get up to change the channel for me)... I know neither of you will take me up on it, but thought I'd offer anyway. (if she doesn't get released until after school's out, I could send Conor down there -- that way SHE could pretend she's babysitting HIM). - kak
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