Jen Joe Joey & Isaiah

Wednesday, January 31, 2007

S is the letter of the day

Or so it seemed, as Joe and I found ourselves walking back to Ronald McDonald House this evening, speaking of Sherlock Holmes and seizures. Sometimes it seems soon and very soon we will reach our home, and sometimes it seems we could walk no slower. Isaiah, upon waking from a late afternoon nap, had another seizure. Though brief, it was terrible and we found ourselves again living in a surreal world, where we talk of shared literature and break bread as our son has his brain scanned. The scan revealed no changes, and we will have to wait until morn to speak with the neurologists for a possible cause. His blood sugar was normal, so the most likely culprits are the irritating blood which remains to be reabsorbed or the high fevers he has been spiking. In the meantime, he has been restarted on anti-seizure medications and covered with ice cold cloths. Again we reinvent ourselves, hare to tortoise, hare to tortoise.

5 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

praying that the morning brings some answers for you. we continue on with you on this long road that surely has it's ups and downs. hoping that thursday brings you more of the first. all our love
cole

February 1, 2007 3:02 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

from above, you look like ordinary tourists, discussing books, linking arms against the cold- and you are those people, beautiful and ordinary. then too, a secreted pair, like swans that have flown over battlefields, nested in ruined grass,. there are many lives within our lives, miracluous and terrible, and then perhaps, miraculous once more.

-alic

February 1, 2007 7:37 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hi Jen, Joe, Joey and Isaiah, I've been thinking of you. You're great people. Praying for you all. -- Molly Klimas

February 1, 2007 8:21 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

And so we continue to "watch and pray" beside our Isaiah prayer candle. We recognize Alicia's poetic sentiment ". . . miraculous and terrible . . ." and count on a renewal of faith, hope and love to move us toward the ". . . miraculous once more." We love you! GGV

February 1, 2007 8:23 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

It's amazing how words move us to emotion. Our family send their love and prayers. Andi is being kept abreast of your posts. She sends her love.
Nancy

February 1, 2007 10:50 AM  

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