In a typical day right now (it is the end of day six in the hospital) I:
– Wake up
– Get vitals taken
– Pray, meditate, look out the window
– Get visits and check-ups from doctor team
– Get breakfast (always has scrambled eggs) and morning meds.
– Watch movie, listen to mp3s, check email, read
– Get lunch (always has macaroni and cheese)
– Take shower
– Walk floor without IV pole connected
– Get IV back in
– Get chemotherapy if an odd number day
– Receive visitors
– Eat dinner (usually has macaroni and cheese)
– Get meds
– Walk floor with IV pole
– Chat online, watch movie, play mp3s
– Go to bed
In some ways it is not bad having some down time in life, and having people wait on you. I will probably change my tune in six more days!
Throughout the day I get checked on by doctors (four on my team), nurses and technicians for vitals and miscellanea. The most common question I get asked? “Did you have a bowel movement today?”
Dang boy, your day is more adventursome than mine is. 🙂
Don’t you just love it when they ask you that? lol
We are thinking of you!
~Penny & Sgt
Heh, wonder what they’d say if you asked *them* that?
You are in my prayers sweets 😀 and always on my mind 🙂
Mackadoodles
I dunno man… I once DID decide to ask them that when I was younger and the guy told me.
Didn’t do that again.
‘hugs Paint, we’re thinking of ya!
Hang in there pal, plenty more time to get back to the other grind.
Well, you never told us. DID you have a BM today? 🙂