Well, that was a change! The hospital called me last
night at 12:30. Bob A. had had a spell of Atrial fibrillation about 10:30 and
was in the emergency room. He had called an ambulance to take him there. He had
chest pains and a tightness in his chest. They needed to see his meds and he
had forgotten to take them with him. I went up to the hospital as soon as I got
my clothes on and got his outside key so I could get into the building. Then I
got his meds and took them back to the hospital. I stayed because they could
not get hold of his daughter. After they did all they could in the emergency
room, they took him to ICU. They will keep him today and not release him until
they get his heart stabilized. It still hasn't converted.
I reached his daughter, Denise, about 6:00 and told her about it and then came home to feed Missy and myself and get some makeup on. I will go back over there and take his keys back to him. Then at 9:00 I will go out to church to help take down the Christmas decorations. I will get a nap this after noon.
More later...
I got a nice afternoon nap and then when I woke up I did some laundry and took by bath and get ready for bed. I turned on a movie about 7:00 and fell asleep again.
Bob finally converted about 7:00 last night. I fell asleep on the sofa with Missy until 8:00 when I finally just got Missy and we went to bed.
I was more tired then I thought.
I reached his daughter, Denise, about 6:00 and told her about it and then came home to feed Missy and myself and get some makeup on. I will go back over there and take his keys back to him. Then at 9:00 I will go out to church to help take down the Christmas decorations. I will get a nap this after noon.
More later...
I got a nice afternoon nap and then when I woke up I did some laundry and took by bath and get ready for bed. I turned on a movie about 7:00 and fell asleep again.
Bob finally converted about 7:00 last night. I fell asleep on the sofa with Missy until 8:00 when I finally just got Missy and we went to bed.
I was more tired then I thought.