Well this is the new sight I see more often than I like. Especially when I had 50 different fun things on my to-do list for when Chad finally took his vacation time.
(View from my seat to the table in the kitchen. One of my favorite things in the world was listening to my little girls eat. Strange? Maybe. True? Yes.)
Chad does so much around the house. I am so grateful for his ability to step in. In all honesty, though, it is a little relieving to see him struggle with it, too :) This is what I did everyday. And I loved it.
That was the most difficult part about this whole ordeal. Missing what I did everyday. While I was in the hospital, I couldn't turn on the TV at breakfast time or dinner time for of fear of seeing the shows my little girls love (curious george and the cat in the hat) and then becoming emotional.
I was emotional once and it did nothing good for my lungs (which were under enough stress from the pulmonary embuli). So to make life easier for myself, my lungs, and my nurses, I just left it off.
I love my family.
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Hope you are feeling better! Take care.
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