It was a good day for Nancy and the snow/rain/ice forecast by the local office of the weather service never showed up. I talked to Nancy in the early morning – they wake her about 5:30 – and told her I might not come down. But as the morning progressed I could find nothing on the internet suggesting the storm was about to arrive. So I went.
I was there for a visit from a lung specialist – he didn’t do much but the cardiologists asked for him to stop by and report for their meeting tomorrow. Another chest x-ray was taken later in the afternoon and some other test too but I didn’t catch exactly what Nancy said and didn’t have her repeat it. With the collected information from the last few days the doctors will consider having her move to a skilled care facility.
I stopped by one of the possible places for her to go to and came away with a packet of material to show her, and I learned of some of the things available there and some of the rules. I also bought a $1 chance on a large Christmas-goodies basket. I forgot to ask where my dollar will go!
I came home to find our long driveway cleared of the 10 inches of snow accumulated over the last three days. That unexpected gift is from a neighbor with a farm tractor with a wide blade.
That’s all for now.