She's not dead yet

[susandennis]

I woke up at 4:30 wondering and finally got up at 5:30 and called the ICU.  When I told the woman who answered the phone that I wanted to find out how my mother was, she asked me Mom's name and told me to hold for Karen.  I figured Karen was The Person In Charge Of Giving You The Bad News.   But, Karen came on and told me that Mom was being moved out of ICU today into a regular room.

But, she did say Mom was really confused and kept asking over and over again where she was and why she was there.  She is apparently breathing a little better.  It is good that Nancy (sister) is going and it does appear likely that Mom will still be hanging in when she gets there.  And I really think Polly is relieved.  She's picking her up at the airport tonight.

Meanwhile my Treo phone has developed a bit of an issue.  The touch screen is responding to my touch but not with what I want.  It may well be time to upgrade to a 650.  I'm pretty sure I don't want the 700 so there's really no reason to wait except for the $$ and the hassle. 

I need to handle Challenging Clients stuff this morning and get him off my back.

And the latest Sue Grafton book is waiting for me at the library.

Time to get this day going.

Comments

[geordie.livejournal.com]

That keyword in the title sort of leaps out at you, before you see the not and yet. I wonder how she's really doing, at least she was sharp yesterday when she sorted out what she wanted if things went badly.

You don't seem to have had all that good an experience with the Treo from a reliability perspective. Do you think they have performed well?

[susandennis]

No no, I love my Treo and except for about 3 times in the three + years I've had it, it's performed flawlessly. I guess when it doesn't, I get totally freaked and you hear about it! In fact, after posting this today, I reset the touch screen and now I can't get it to fail.

My brother has had a bunch of problems and keeps having to replace it (we both have replacement insurance) but even he would not think of giving his up.