Wednesday, June 22, 2005
Looking up
Things are definitely looking up. Though he is not yet eating, Jacob is much more active, and hence, happier. He's required to walk outside at least 15 minutes a day. As long as he's in a park away from crowds and construction, he doesn't even have to wear the mask.
Yesterday Nueva friends Charlotte and Alice met us at a Palo Alto park, and they were kind enough to bring water balloons and super soakers.
The other two families staying here in the immune wing at Ronald McDonald House are terrific, so there is some company. Jacob's played cards a couple times with K.J., another 12 year old who was released from Packard the same day Jacob was.
Joining them is a frquent RMcD House vistor whose name I forget. He gave them the noses and encouraged them to wear them to their next doctor appointment.
We shall see.
Yesterday Nueva friends Charlotte and Alice met us at a Palo Alto park, and they were kind enough to bring water balloons and super soakers.
The other two families staying here in the immune wing at Ronald McDonald House are terrific, so there is some company. Jacob's played cards a couple times with K.J., another 12 year old who was released from Packard the same day Jacob was.
Joining them is a frquent RMcD House vistor whose name I forget. He gave them the noses and encouraged them to wear them to their next doctor appointment.
We shall see.
# posted by Ann @ 4:16 PM 
