Pam had a pretty restful night. She says her armpit hurts more than the breast. That’s from the lymph removal, rather than the cancer removal. She has some “glowing” from the radioactive dye they injected. She’s got her arm propped up with a pillow to keep the pressure off the arm, and it’s helping.
She tried to type, but one handed was frustrating for her! haha Guess I can out-type her with one arm tied behind her back!
She’s drained her “davol” once – it’s a tube to take away blood away from the incision area. She’s taken only a couple pain pills, so she’s doing well. She’s having a nap. Max is laying beside her, snoring away! haha
We got a big dump of snow – around five inches or so. So there’s a nice white covering over everything! We used to be able to say we don’t get much snow here, but last few years we’ve seen snow several times a year.
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Max sounds a real character and good company too. I enjoy reading about him and all he gets up to 🙂
Good for you…being a kind nurse. 🙂 I wonder if Max is hoping you’ll dig up something for him. Lol…
Prayers for the both of you…
Doe 🙂
haha Max likes the snow! He helped me shovel today – he’d stand in the snow just ahead of the shovel. Too funny – you’d think he’d want to stand on the shoveled area, but he loves to stand in the snow right in front of me.
Thanks so much for the update on Pam Maurice, much appreciated. Do give her my love and best wishes for a speedy recovery.
As for snow, I used to say the same thing about where I live but for the past three years we’ve had a dump every single year! Most unusual. I wonder what Max thinks of the snow? 😉