Thank you for your continued support. We get to where we kind of count on it. I can't imagine anyone doing it alone. As you can imagine after what Jessie went through Tuesday there is some swelling now. If I remember correctly it should start to improve tomorrow. Dr Barnett wanted to check some things during this exact time to make sure all her meds are administered at the correct dosage. Soooo, he ordered another test which I'm told takes up to 24 hours. Hopefully tomorrow they will release her. If you know how these places are you know patients rest half an hour at a time. I'm looking forward to getting her home for some peace and quiet. I know what you're thinking... 8 year olds don't know still and quiet! Luke was a gift at appropriately the right time. He's a wonderful child of God with a huge heart full of compassion for people. I've seen it over and over. He reminds me so much of his Mom. He will be as good a nurse as anyone. I expect him to be a big help without my asking it of him. He spent the day helping friends clean the windows and floors at home. I wouldn't believe it if I didn't see the pictures ha. We long for the view of familiar ground and faces. She is well taken care of here and at home. I understand wanting to see her smiling face, but this kind of thing is tough on a body of any age.Please no visitors for a while. Thank you all. Mike