discharged!

The last 36 hours have been very hectic. Yesterday morning didn't start well because it has been hard for Nancy to get back own her feet. Pain is a constant companion for Nancy right now. As the day wore on we began to work toward getting her home. We took delivery on a hospital bed, clearing a space for it in our LIVING room. We also had to arrange home nursing, and therapy visits.
Meanwhile, the medical staff was monitoring the aftermath of a blood transfusion, reviewing one last chest x-ray and finetuning her meds.

Anyway, I got her in the car around 5pm, and a few minutes later, our next door neighbor Jim and I escorted her into the house. She was peppy enough to remark about the scandal caused by the site of her being led about by two married men. Definitely, her mood is up, and she is resting better at home.

Meanwhile, Bob and Ann arrived from Kansas to provide wonderful support during this transition. My brother and his wife have wonderful, wise servant hearts. Overall, we feel we are being carried by a huge army of prayers and kindnesses. Nancy's soul is nourished by every gesture of love.

However, we do need some space between now and Tuesday. Chris and Leah arrive tonite, and Nancy's brother and sister will be with us over the next couple of days.
Pray for this "Freeman time"...It has been a while since they were together and we trust the Spirit to use that time as HE wishes.

This journey has taught me to give thanks for many of the blessings I tend to take for granted. The last day and half were busy and intense, but filled with his mercy. We are thankful for this day...and trust him for grace to meet what comes tomorrow.