Unsupervised Release

Yesterday, Renee visited her place of employment from which she is enjoying a mandatory medical sabbatical. They call the place a pre-school. Don’t tell the employees but it’s really a reverse day care center where I and other husbands place our wives in the hands of children just to keep them out of the malls.

Renee conveyed that some of her associates lodged a complaint about this blog. It seems some regular followers are disappointed about the recent slow down in content. Many apologies, I will try to correct this as Renee does usually do something worthy of reporting almost daily. Sometimes it has to do with her medical condition too.

Thursday was the last visit of the home health care nurse. Renee has been released from her care. She’s been fully trained on bag changing techniques and has successfully performed the changeover several times without assistance. She’s on her own.

It seems like forever since Renee’s been to see a doctor. A whole week will do that to you. She’s back driving and has resumed carpool duties. Everyone is remarking about how good she looks and sounds. She really has no idea how sick she was.

As for me, I’m back to full steam at work. My blogging has taken a hit but better that than the paycheck. Living gets in the way of talking about life. It’s a curious affair.

We had contact with the Cleveland Clinic on Thursday. On the same day Renee was released from nurse supervision, the surgeon scheduled the next round of surgery. June 24th is the day. It’s a Wednesday. Same deal as in December, pre-op on Tuesday, check in and surgery on Wednesday. Hopefully, we’ll remember to check the no complications box on the admittance form this visit.

That’s it for now. If you run out of things to read here, check out my homebrew blog. Three novice brewzos attempt to manufacture potable adult beverages using grain, water, hops, yeast, and a few dog hairs. The link to the Bier Werkes is on the right. Slainté!