Discharge ended with a crazy last minute dash to catch a ride, but we’re home.
Normally the hospital wheelchair transports take on multiple passengers (making a bunch of stops), and don’t usually drive out as far as Purcellville. Due in no small part to behind the scenes strings pulled by Teassa (Schar Cancer Institute’s “Life With Cancer”), a private ride home was arranged for Jen.
Thank you to our friends and neighbors, for all the other behind the scenes efforts made to get us home safely, and for making us feel loved.
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Thank God, Thank God! 💝💝💝
Sounds like you may be ready for The Amazing Race! So happy you’re home! 😁
So happy you are home and pray settling in was uneventful. Please let me know if there is anything I could order or send. Maybe a dinner from a restaurant you have missed? We’re praying for you!
There’s no place like home. ❤️
Huzzah! ❤❤
Wonderful news!
Continue to heal, wash your hair, relax as much as you can…enjoy the normalcy of “just” being at home. A small thing, perhaps a humble thing, but an oasis in a desert. There’s no place like home.
Healing thoughts out to you, Jen.
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Yay home!! 😀
SO GLAD THAT YOU ARE HOME! TAKE IT EASY AND DON’T OVER-DO YOURSELF.
KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK THAT YOU ARE DOING AND REGAIN YOUR STRENGTH
FOR THE NEXT SURGERY. GOD WILL KEEP YOU IN HIS CARE AND WILL GET YOU
THROUGH THIS ALSO!! LOVE YOU, AUNT JOANNE AND UNCLE DENNY
That is awesome news I know you’re happy too finally to be home and familiar surroundings much prayer and love for speedy recovery 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️. So don’t try to do too much too fast.
So tell Stephen his real duties begin 😉😉😊😊👍👍