Lizze has completed her 2nd successful day of infusions.  One of the meds they gave her causes her whole body pain.  It's a side effect of that medication but it's very short lived and the benefits far outweigh the drawbacks. Lizze was able to walk out to the van but she's very heavily medicated and otherwise really out of it. She came home and was able to stay awake just long enough for me to make a few very important phone calls. As soon as I was done, she was in bed and asleep. I wasn't able to get any detailed information out of her about how she was feeling, largely due to being so heavily medicated. The other part is because this process is physically exhausting. I was able…

Emmett and I are waiting for Lizze to finish up day 2 of her headache infusion. He's just hanging physically in his carseat, watching Netflix on a tablet.  He has said so much as a word since his Leap Frog movie started, aside from him giggling. I'd say that's a win for sure.  This site is managed via WordPress for Android, courtesy of the @SamsungMobileUS Galaxy Note 2 by @Tmobile. Please forgive any typos. I know how to spell but auto-correct hates me.  ;-) For more ways to help the Lost and Tired family, please visit Help the Lost and Tired Family.

When Lizze left the neurologists office this afternoon, she left with a little present called a hep lock. Basically, the hep lock is a 6 inch pieces of IV tubing coming of the catheter, that's still in her arm. This makes it easier and less painful with they start the IV on day 2. I had to flush the hep lock out tonight and was really surprised to see that they were not using needless equipment.  I thought everyone had pretty much switched over to needless. Flushing her hep lock really took me back to doing my time in the ER for medic school. I really miss those days.......but at least Lizze doesn't need to be stuck again for the 2nd infusion. Hopefully, the port will remain in so Wednesday…

I don't know about you folks but I have grown to hate these things on clothing called tags. I hate them and so do my kids. I've lost track of how many of these little bastards I've cut off of various items of clothing over the years. For the love of God, please stamp the tag information on the shirt itself.  It's got to be cheaper than stitching in multiple tags. If I was in charge for a day.