Here is the view she had for most of the time she was there. I could not tell you what it was, but at least it did not squeak as much as the main doors that were right outside her room. LOL
Monday, September 18, 2006
The Great Escape
Amy and I felt that it was time to leave the hospital. We had enough... I won't go into details, but unless you think that you have a better chance of seeing St. Peter at the pearly gates than getting to another hospital, then do not go to the Maricopa Hospital. We tied the sheets together and scaled the hospital wall on Friday. They didn't do much to stop us. We immediately went to another, more reputable hospital who did some tests and determined that Amy was cured! Hallelujah!!! It was apparently the first documented cure of pre-eclampsia. So she is now safe at home with me and the kids. All is well again. She really did have pre-term labor that was dangerous had it not been treated. She only needed to be in the hospital for about 4 days. They kept her there for 15 lonely, depressing days.
Here is the view she had for most of the time she was there. I could not tell you what it was, but at least it did not squeak as much as the main doors that were right outside her room. LOL
Here is the view she had for most of the time she was there. I could not tell you what it was, but at least it did not squeak as much as the main doors that were right outside her room. LOL
Monday, September 04, 2006
Ghetto Baby
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