We're in NORTH CAROLINA, punks ( Read more... )

I've got the title, but not much more. Woke up the other day with the wind howling around the hotel and that song in my head. It's not really cold here, but it's definitely starting to be winter. All the Christmas things are in the stores-- candy canes and whatnot. I love that. I used to hate it, but now I love it. I like a lot more things ( Read more... )

Jeremy's not feeling very well at the moment, we think because of side effects from this one antibiotic he's on. He's going off it, and getting bronched in the morning again just to see what they can see. Anyway he hasn't been able to sleep very well at night, and so neither have I. He's napping now. I'm drinking rose-flavored white tea and ( Read more... )

( pensive miscellany )

Jeremy had a lung biopsy yesterday and apparently he's in mild rejection. Which explains why he's been so faint and cranky since last night. It's normal for this first month or so while they're figuring out the right balance of immunosuppressants-- it's basically like his antibodies are grumpily stirring from their drugged languor and poking at ( Read more... )

Okay okay. Proper update.

( Things are still going well )

Me (sorting through 23 prescription pill bottles to measure out): One Valcyte, four Prograf, one CellCept, one Prednisone, two Bactrim, one Cipro, two magnesium, (etc),... I have never seen this many pills in one place before in my life. This is like that episode of Firefly where they robbed the government hospital ( Read more... )

Me, encountering the place where the electrocardiogram wires were stuck on: Why is your chest sticky right here?
Jeremy, with his eyes shut: That's where I keep my marshmallows.

Jeremy is home from the hospital. :)

E-mails to the family:

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