They were finally able to find a bed in the ICU, and MJ is now happily ensconced there. What a difference - a real bed instead of a gurney. Her mood has lifted dramatically. Too long in recovery....but that's over now. Have a good night one and all. You too MJ. Talk to you tomorrow.
JR
Thinking of you MJ and sending lots of love your way. xoxo -Ariele and Owen
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, MJ and Jonathan.....I'm so happy to hear your news. As you know I've "been there and done that" and it sounds as if MJ has jumped the first hurdle. Peritoneum---been there. Fluid build-up--been there as well. Your good spirits and humor will---I KNOW this--keep you afloat.
ReplyDeleteWhile Monica was in Sloan, she spent half her days on the phone with women who had just been diagnosed with breast cancer. MJ, I hope the two of you connect. She is a the same brand of pistol as you are, i.e. two fisted.
Love, Tina
YAAY! Great news on the outcome of the surgery! And of course MJ would be a pillar of strength, as always. You have sailed over the first hurdle and are on your way to clearing the rest. And you still have your body parts! Sending love and strength and prayers to all of you Toccis and Rests. Thank you so much for this blog - it is wonderful to be able to stay in touch and aware. Always in our thoughts!
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Lazar and I send our love, best wishes, healing thoughts and prayers.
ReplyDeleteHoping all continues to go well! I know it is a real blessing to have you there Jonathan. I'm sure you can ask all the right questions! Continuing to hold everyone in thought and prayer. Hope Zoe is okay!
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Posted for John Robert
ReplyDeleteStrength to Our MJ...we're distant in miles but adjacent in hearts...working toward a full and rapid recovery --
xxxooo Nose Blows --
John Robert and Mike and Jamie and families