I don't really remember sleeping, but I must have gotten some sleep. I think the first thing I did when I woke up was call the ICU and ask about Dan's status. I was glad to hear he was still alive.
I woke early and dressed quickly. I saw no reason to put on any make up.
I began to think about what to do with the children and thought about a friend who had invited the girls to play with dolls, so I called the girl's mother, Betty Knight.
Betty dropped all of her Saturday plans to help us.
We made arrangements to meet at the hospital. I stopped at 7 Eleven on the way to the hospital and picked up some breakfast for me and the children. Fortunately, Betty's and my car linked up in the parking lot of the hospital, and the children were moved to her car quickly. I kissed the children good-bye and headed inside the hospital, wondering what I would find.
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September
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- Lung danger and fever
- Our car was rear-ended
- Should the children see Dan "this way?"
- Pelvic Surgery on Tuesday
- Monday, September 19
- Sunday, September 18
- John suggests it is time to go home
- Mark Enos visits
- John really helped
- After lunch
- More Saturday
- Early Saturday
- The First Night
- Trip home
- The ICU waiting room blur
- Emergency Room
- The drive to the hospital
- He's late, what should I do?
- No phone call from Dan?
- Just a Typical Day
- We waved good-bye just before 7:00 AM
- September 16, 2005
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About Me
- JO ANN Schneider Farris
- Jo Ann Schneider Farris has participated in skating for most of her life as a competitor, coach, and author.
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