Good News,Bad News

BAD News:Bob has hives from the drug and a rash, 

my biopsy on my foot came back squamous carcinomas, appt on Nov 7 to discuss treatment. I am sure she will do chemo cream because it is on nothing but skin and bone and no room to cut anything out.

I continue to lose weight, which is a concern.

Good News: You may remember the chaos caused by 8 alarms set on the phone. 10 days are up, meds are gone, the 2nd photo is after I went on organizing mode, and below is NOW. All but 2 alarms are turned off, 5am 5 pm. 

We are back to almost NORMAL for us.

I am slightly OCD, and I decided I had to make the house back as close as it was 7 months ago, 3 months since the hospital bed moved in the living room.

In a frenzy, I cleaned off shelves in to closets, tossed and tossed and set up a nurse station in the bedroom and living room, each with only what I use each day and night. Bob uses living room in day and bedroom at night. I duplicated each room with  bedside commodes and all supplies are off the bed and out of sight in closets.

The spare bedroom bed was stacked high with all the boxes of supplies, the huge basket of STUFF that belonged to the infusion nurses is now gone. Jamie the RN went in the bedroom and went through the huge 4 infusion left overs and put only what they need in a small box and it fits in the closet. She took all the things to donate to the dog shelter surgical center.. and this time when the meds come, they will come Only RX no supplies needed.

living room change nurse station

the red lamp is for midnight runs, it doesn't blind or make me wide awake.

Bedroom nurse station

Beau is doing well and gives his 4 paws up for all the improvements of our environment.