January 23.
7 am -- Juli shared something with me that I totally experience, too. When John is awake and conversant, all seems well and good, like we are making progress. Conversely, when he is "under", we feel like it is all bad. But NEITHER is necessarily true....

Once again, his two arterial lines are out so there are less tubes. He still has two central lines in his neck. They just took him off dialysis a bit ago and that feels like progress.
Today we look forward to asking our doctor some questions and getting some more answers. Our second anointing is this evening, with Robert Wagley, John's boss, and we're inviting some of our local elders for the opportunity and privilege of praying with him. EVERYONE feels so much better when they have seen him, though it is also utterly shocking and perplexing to see this vital, strong, exuberant man laid low.
We're well taken care of with food being delivered every day...such a blessing! We slept better on our mattress pads and flannel flat sheets, rather than the plastic mattress and thin sheets...thank you, Angela! For the food, too!
Blessings all around!
Becki
10am. Dialysis removed at 8 or so. Just removed NG tube so he can have some clear fluids soon. Ice cream? Not sure...WBC count up, fever is 99.1...just done with rounds. Gail here with me. John alert for a while this morning but dozy now.
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