June 30, 2012

Just a quick note about today, since it is getting way past my bed time... Jason was having some difficulties, off and on for most of the day, and then right after dinner he really started to feel poorly. His temp went up and he was very uncomfortable. He fear was that it was another infection so he wanted to get in to ER. They did some checking and ran some test and nothing was found. His pain came back under control and we were told to go back home, as long as Jason was feeling well enough to do so - and he did. We just need to check back in on Monday, to find out about the other lab tests, the ones that take several hours to complete. I think Jason was relieved to be able to get back home, and I know I was. I just hope he has a better day tomorrow (today?).

Thank you, for all your prayers and continued support. Oh, and one more thing... while we were waiting in the ER, I was able to finish the book by Bob Hamer, Targets Down - I recommend it. I had a hard time putting it down.

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  1. AnonymousJuly 1, 2012 at 4:38 AM

    I went to bed late and there was no blog so I worried that something had happened. Sure enough, I was right. I'm so sorry to hear of the pain and discomfort issue. Jason, I'm about ready to kick this infections arse!! I hope you are starting to feel better. Tomorrow is a new day. Maybe you can get a little sunshine and fresh air if you are feeling up to it. I'm praying for you, Jason.

    All my best,
    Karen & Rob
    Livermore Friends

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  2. Nance & John JohnsenJuly 1, 2012 at 8:54 AM

    Dear George, Linda, Harry:
    Praying that god does indeed kick the infection in the arse healing Harry. We are Coast Guard parents, members of PMF and we will be able to donate to your cause in 2 wks from today (next py dy after rent). I would like to mention your cause to our PMF Chairwoman Pat if I may please. God bless all,
    Nance/John Johnsen
    Springtown, Livermore

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