Re: Malisa and ,

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Thanks for the update.

How are you doing? Are you still trying to teach?

laurie

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> Hi. Malisa is still in the hospital. She was supposed to have her

> Broviac pulled out around midnight last night. Her fevers have been

> spiking and she is drained. Eventually they are going to be putting in a

> PICC line for awhile, but I didn't catch when they are doing that. Ann

> Marie, you might know that. You probably know more than I do at this

> point. I didn't talk to Malisa, as she was pretty tired last night, but

> talked to a visitor.

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> As for , she is still in the PICU at CCF. She is starting to do

> better and has finally been able to get the catheter out and urinate on

> her own. Here is the latest update I have on her:

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> Randy (Buehler) heard from Sonny earlier and said that they are not

> letting out of ICU today. They are still monitoring her there,

> but she has been able to get up and use the restroom. Her recovery will

> be a slow process but it is not chronic. They are still very encouraged.

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> a

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> Malisa still in hospital?

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> She mentioned on her website that she was admitted to NEMC, anyone hear

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> any news on her status?

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> Take care,

> RH

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>

[Guest guest]

Laurie,

Thanks for thinking of me. I am doing okay. Yes, I am still

trying to teach. I am running on fumes right now though. My 3 hours a

day as a reading associate would be okay, I think, if I could keep it to

3 hours. I should know better as I put in a lot of extra hours when I

was a full time teacher as well. I know you know how easy it is to do

that. I know I really need to start pacing myself again. I am doing

okay though. How are you feeling lately? Has your house come together

any more in the past week or two?

Smiles,

a

On Wed, 6 Apr 2005 09:18:50 -0500 Laurie Fitzgerald

laurie.fitzgerald@...> writes:

a

Thanks for the update.

How are you doing? Are you still trying to teach?

laurie

[Guest guest]

a

I am doing fine. Since I stopped teaching and can do things as I feel

up to it, I am doing much better. The cramping is getting bad again,

so I guess it is time to get some more blood tests.

Please take care of yourself. I know how dedicated you are and how

important the kids success is to you, but you have to take care of

yourself first. It was a hard thing for me to learn, but I found that

others can step in and provide good service to the kids. I also know

that the time has to be right.

My house is still in progress. The walls in the family room and

kitchen (actually one long room) have been painted. I am going to pick

out carpeting today. I'm hoping all the small jobs get done in here,

so once the cupboards come, those rooms will be ready to use. Then it

will be on to my bedroom. I am having that painted this week-end. One

of the young workers has just gotten his own place, so I am trading a

coffee table and end tables for his work.

Thanks for checking up on me.

laurie

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> Laurie,

> Thanks for thinking of me. I am doing okay. Yes, I am still

> trying to teach. I am running on fumes right now though. My 3 hours a

> day as a reading associate would be okay, I think, if I could keep it to

> 3 hours. I should know better as I put in a lot of extra hours when I

> was a full time teacher as well. I know you know how easy it is to do

> that. I know I really need to start pacing myself again. I am doing

> okay though. How are you feeling lately? Has your house come together

> any more in the past week or two?

>

> Smiles,

> a

>

> On Wed, 6 Apr 2005 09:18:50 -0500 Laurie Fitzgerald

> laurie.fitzgerald@...> writes:

> a

>

> Thanks for the update.

>

> How are you doing? Are you still trying to teach?

>

> laurie

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