Yesterday was more along the lines of the aforementioned port-a-potty rather than a port party but I'm hoping we're in the clear now. turns out, in true Sunny fashion, the tubing to my port was kinked and that was the source of the issues during infusion. also, in true Sunny fashion, I drove myself to … Continue reading 11.22.17 Port Party Part Deux
Erasmus
Married 11/12/16, My husband Kenneth and I are loving this crazy life of ours with our service dog, Baloo, and grumpy cat, Ian.
11.21.17 Planning Ahead, Always
End-of-life Care Important in Neurodegenerative Diseases But Can Be Lacking, Study Finds NOVEMBER 16, 2017 BY IQRA MUMAL IN NEWS. Patients with neurodegenerative diseases have views that are framed by the context of their lives, and end-of-life care should be equally personalized, respectful and given in a timely way, researchers in a study report. The … Continue reading 11.21.17 Planning Ahead, Always
11.20.17 Workless Sunny
Two weeks ago Friday was my last day of work, ever. Y'all know me well enough by now to know I️ haven't slowed down at all, maybe next week. I️ have missed the routine of it, I've worked for as long as I️ can remember, but the few days of sleeping in and not having … Continue reading 11.20.17 Workless Sunny
11.18.17 Precious Memories
Today we did the unthinkable: We laid 6 year old Parker to rest. The funeral was beautiful, standing room only, and he was memorized perfectly. The pastor reminded us to continue covering this sweet family in prayer in the days, weeks and months ahead. The hard parts are still before them as they ease into … Continue reading 11.18.17 Precious Memories
11.15.17 Insanely Amazing
Last night was easily one of the coolest experiences of my life. The energy and excellence that radiated from the honorees and their supporters was indescribable. To be in their presence was empowering, but to be honored alongside of their greatness is just insane. The accomplishments of the group, the countless hours of volunteering and … Continue reading 11.15.17 Insanely Amazing
11.13.17 One Year an Erasmus
According to theKnot: Tradition: Back in the 19th century, couples saved their top tier for the christening of their first child. Today, couples generally wait a longer period of time after their “I dos” before having children, so they’ll save a slice or tier of cake for their first wedding anniversary. Preserving the top tier of your wedding … Continue reading 11.13.17 One Year an Erasmus
11.12.17 Yada Yada Yada
Round 2, day 7 rating: 7 notes: nothing too exciting, late night infusion before bed. Round 2, day 8 couldn't get iv to flush, used my last free day for this round. whew, glad that part is over. let's get to the good stuff. Friday was clinic day, and per usual, we brought the party. … Continue reading 11.12.17 Yada Yada Yada
Cupcake & Phil
phil got some time with the big man while we were in baton rouge
11.7.17 Cotton Candy
We came, we ate, we conquered. Baton Rouge was a fantastic getaway. After lunch we headed out to enjoy the local fare, but nowhere we wanted to go was open on Monday. We found a great beer garden and arcade called Corporate. Everyone’s favorite Aunt Dish sent us to Ruffino’s for dinner and holy frijoles … Continue reading 11.7.17 Cotton Candy
Round 2, Day 3
Rating: 8 Notes: this may just be my favorite infusion to date: in my jammies in a plush, pillow filled bed in Baton Rouge with room service sticking with the IV today, will handle the port drama tomorrow at Soleo. my very unprofessional opinion is that I’m still puffy from surgery because well I haven’t … Continue reading Round 2, Day 3
