At 02:26 PM 12/8/2004, you wrote:
I'm not sure whether to call it great news, exactly, because his prognosis is
still very bad. But it is great news compared to the news of the day before,
and certainly good-- as good as could be expected so far. I feel lucky and
terrified at the same time. I am nervous about what I will hear this afternoon--
he ate some when I visited him this morning, but not as much as last night,
and was just as cuddly but less energetic. So I am not sure if he is sliding
back somewhat, or if he was just tired and full (they are still syringe feeding
him because even though he is eating some it is not enough to sustain him). I
must admit I have felt somewhat relieved all day, but I am not letting myself
feel too relieved, because he is still very sick and in reality will probably
not have a long time even if he can get over this hump and come home for a
while.
Thanks for your thoughts and prayers and please keep sending them to him,
Michelle
In a message dated 12/8/04 9:25:41 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Michelle, I'm sooooo glad to hear the great news about Simon, positive thoughts and lots of prayers coming to him, and you for being there for him. Simon's a lucky boy!! >>
