My friend has been weaned off her ventilator and is breathing on her own. Not only breathing, but getting ornery enough to remove her own feeding tube and ask where folks are. Louise is "in there."
Her family and friends do not have to face losing her right at Christmas time. No life or death decisions are having to be made at this point. I am thankful for this.
And, in rallying, I think my friend is OK with being here with us for a while longer.
And I am glad.
Wednesday, December 26, 2007
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