SunnyCait
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Wednesday morning at 9am sharp I took my wife home! I was ecstatic. I absolutely hated having her gone from home that long, and I know she hated staying in the hospital! She said the food was yuck and she was pretty bored. John and our friend Alden even cooked (!!) for the occassion. What's better is... They cleaned up my kitchen afterwards! That will never happen again, I can guarantee it.
She's happy, I'm happy, Tanner came home from school and she was there, and HE was happy. The dogs are happy, haha. Happy!!
Physically, she is doing fine. The sling is off naturally. She insists that her collarbone does not hurt. When it heals with a knot, I will be holding back "I told you so"s. Her face looks a lot better, but then facial lacerations normally do heal quickly. Still sore and lots of bruising. I wish she'd let me take pics, some of the colors are really wicked.
She has a few after effects of the hematoma and the procedure to relieve it, like she repeats things sometimes. She also has a bit of word confusion. We were talking about our chickens on the car ride home, and about our plans of if we were going to let the hens sit on a clutch or not in the spring, and she says "I think it would be nice to have buckets around." It took me a few seconds but I replied back "Do you mean chicks?" And she got kind of defensive and goes "That's what I said, isn't it? Baby chickens." That was a little weird, but the doctors told us it was normal and it will go away.
I'm so happy. It's SO NICE to be working on school stuff or just on hereand hear the other four in the kitchen laughing and joking around. It's been so quiet around here and now I realize why. She's that bright, shiny, vivacious thing that makes it happy and sparkly. It's freaking awesome just to lay with her on the couch and just be there, or be in the kitchen and have her walk past and you get a whiff of her shampoo, or brushing our teeth in the same sink and knocking elbows, holding hands in the car. It sounds dumb but I really missed those things! Little tiny things that are awesome.
Anyhoo. So hopefully life can return to normal around here. You know, as normal as it gets, haha!
I is a happy Cait.
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Wednesday morning at 9am sharp I took my wife home! I was ecstatic. I absolutely hated having her gone from home that long, and I know she hated staying in the hospital! She said the food was yuck and she was pretty bored. John and our friend Alden even cooked (!!) for the occassion. What's better is... They cleaned up my kitchen afterwards! That will never happen again, I can guarantee it.
She's happy, I'm happy, Tanner came home from school and she was there, and HE was happy. The dogs are happy, haha. Happy!!
Physically, she is doing fine. The sling is off naturally. She insists that her collarbone does not hurt. When it heals with a knot, I will be holding back "I told you so"s. Her face looks a lot better, but then facial lacerations normally do heal quickly. Still sore and lots of bruising. I wish she'd let me take pics, some of the colors are really wicked.
She has a few after effects of the hematoma and the procedure to relieve it, like she repeats things sometimes. She also has a bit of word confusion. We were talking about our chickens on the car ride home, and about our plans of if we were going to let the hens sit on a clutch or not in the spring, and she says "I think it would be nice to have buckets around." It took me a few seconds but I replied back "Do you mean chicks?" And she got kind of defensive and goes "That's what I said, isn't it? Baby chickens." That was a little weird, but the doctors told us it was normal and it will go away.
I'm so happy. It's SO NICE to be working on school stuff or just on hereand hear the other four in the kitchen laughing and joking around. It's been so quiet around here and now I realize why. She's that bright, shiny, vivacious thing that makes it happy and sparkly. It's freaking awesome just to lay with her on the couch and just be there, or be in the kitchen and have her walk past and you get a whiff of her shampoo, or brushing our teeth in the same sink and knocking elbows, holding hands in the car. It sounds dumb but I really missed those things! Little tiny things that are awesome.
Anyhoo. So hopefully life can return to normal around here. You know, as normal as it gets, haha!
I is a happy Cait.
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