I don't remember doing much of anything when we first returned home. I may have sat in the living room holding the children for a good long time.
Somehow they all fell asleep in their clothes. I don't remember exactly how they fell asleep, but they eventually did.
I must have taken my purse out of the car and plugged in my cell phone. I also put the uneaten food from McDonalds in the refridgerator.
I must have gotten ready for bed.
I then went downstairs and began writing messages to certain people on the computer about what had happened.
My childhood friend, Sara Morgan Wade was online and I told her what occurred. She told me to get some professional help for me and the children.
After saying good bye to her, I went into an all night Christian chat room and a pastor prayed for Dan. I was told to get a church to help support me.
Since I don't go to church, the only Christians or pastor I could think of were the cub scouts my son attended, so I wrote them and asked for help.
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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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