Just wanted to give everyone a little update. I don't have much to report. I am home from the hospital, thank goodness. So much of that stay is a blur. I barely remember who all came to see me. So thank you to those of you that did. I appreciate it. I am home on my own today with the kids. That is tough when you are not used to it. I don't think I have been alone with both my kids in a few months. Zander is somewhat of a helper and somewhat of a 3 year old. overall he is doing pretty good though.

I forgot to mention that I had to have a blood transfusion while I was in the hospital. That was kind of scary for me. Just thinking about what could happen. But it was needed. I was low on blood. I also had my blood drawn probably 40 or 50 times. I have so many bruises on my arms. And they had to check my blood oxygen! That hurt like such a bad word! They take that blood from an artery instead of a vein. As of right now I am not "allowed" to work. Doctor's orders. I have an appt tomorrow and I am hoping for some answers. Maybe a name for what I have. Besides the Pneumonia.

I also want to share a nice story. I shared on facebook, so sorry to those of you that are hearing this again. The day I came home from the hospital, I was sitting out on the porch swing and a lady that lives across the street and down a couple houses came over. We have never met this lady. Her husband plows the street in the winter but we really haven't met him either. Well she comes up to the gate and she said she had something for me. I walked out there and she said she could tell we were going through some tough times and wanted to give us a little something. I told her that I had Hodgkin's lymphoma and she handed me $100! What a nice lady! I wish I could bake. I wish I had the energy to bake to take her something. We have had a lot of generosity come our way and we appreciate every single bit of it. From the meals to just having someone to talk to. In my opinion, this neighbor went above and beyond. I just wanted to share this little story. As much as I talk bad about our neighborhood, there are still those "good" neighbors out there!