I will, Doc, I have to (or Rose will beat me with a wet noodle - and I might get to liking that - LOL)
I want to just say thank you so very, very much to all of my friends for their support, prayers, an comments - you are all too kind (but that's ok, I love it
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Just please be patient with me when it comes to shipping the St. Jude items. Rose helps a GREAT deal but I have all the nuts and bolts of who gets what, etc.
A few life style changes coming up but nothing drastic. Biggest deal is the next 10 - 14 days of Home Care. It seems there was/is no aural antibiotic to fight my strain of ecoli (it is resistant to any of the ones most ecoli respond to (that was the first hang up for a few day. I generated my own brand of it - leave it to ol' Marines to come up with their very own bacteria - LOL. So before they could treat it they had to mix up a new antibiotic (the stuff Dr's write papers about :eek: ). Then to send me home once I was on the mend (they didn't want me hanging around and "catching something else") they had to send me to a civilian hospital in J'ville to get what they call a "Long Range" IV (or PIC) put in to handle the heavy duty antibiotics. So that's where the Home Health Care comes in ( they delivered the meds this AM - to be refrigerated) and will come daily to inject the "tough Stuff' in the thing that hangs out of my arm and goes through a deep vein up to near my heart where there is a vein big enough to handle that without collapsing.
I'n'n't that nice? My own ecoli, my own antibiotic - AND my own peculiar sense of humor will see me through this (
with a little help from my friends)Of course Medicare A & B and Tricare Secondary doesn't cover "special IV" meds - so we have to pay for them :D Thank god they do cover the home service from a very professional, well-respected Co.
So- now you know more than you ever wanted to know about it (me too - except it is "interesting") . Science and Gov't I class is over for today.
Bless you all, bless us all.