We arrived back home on Monday Evening. We were all glad to be back home. I hope that Sarah doesn't associate Utah with going to the hospital, since the last two times we have been there, she has spent time in the hospital.
Our trip home was mostly uneventful, other than needing to chain up the van a few miles before Snoqualmie summit. We then drove over the summit with chains on, in the rain. There was snow on the road, but I don't think it was bad enough for chains. But I have driven a lot in the snow. We spent Sunday Night in Boise to break up the drive. It is always nice to not have to drive so far in a single day.
Tuesday morning brought us back into the clinic for Sarah's appointment. Her ANC was 872 which means she is scheduled to go in the hospital on Wednesday. She also got a back poke. She will be isolated when she goes in the hospital due to her lingering cough and running nose. That just means that we won't share a room and we can't use the parent's lounge. The nurses have to get anything out of the fridge that we want/need. It makes it a little tougher, but I understand why they do it. I wouldn't want Sarah to get someone else's cold or flu, when her immune system is non-existent.
We are grateful for the love and support of all of you.
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