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    Saturday, December 18, 2004  

It's amazing what a good night sleep can do for you. I feel infinitely better now that I am rested.

Childcare only two weeks out of surgery is difficult, but not nearly so much as having friends who can't stand just sitting around in the hotel room. I understand that they have lots of energy and desire to do things, and I love the idea of doing things, but I don't necessarily need to go out into public and do active things everyday when I am still in the major healing aspects of this transplant. I was very active yesterday, and today I have plans to swim. Anymore than that and I'm likely to be in very serious pain.


   [ POSTED BY Penelope @ 2:07 PM ] [ ]