Adeline's surgery was Monday, 7th. She was released from the hospital on the afternoon of Thursday, 10th. Chuck helped us get situated into a hotel - gave us hugs, then ran out the door to catch an Uber to the airport to get back to Wyoming. Adeline rested the remainder of Thursday and Friday, then got busy on homework.
Katie & Alli got here on Monday 14th late afternoon. We spent most of the day on Tuesday at Museum of Science. Toured Fenway Park on Wednesday morning the 16th. Then, were blessed to be given Celtics tickets for Wednesday night by the Shamrock Foundation. It was a great game against Toronto Raptors!!
This morning (17th) we went to BCH for Adeline's post op appointment. Our flight leaves Boston at 6pm tonight and we will be home after midnight. Incredibly excited to see everyone, especially the rest of our family.
How is Adeline doing? Really well! She plans to return to school on Monday. Does have pain and gets worn out, but is managing it well. Still not thrilled about the wheelchair, but has to wait for another 6 weeks to see how the bone growth has progressed. She will use her crutches around the house. It is hard on her not getting to play traveling basketball right now with her team, but she's accepted it. She has great friends and they have all been amazing about keeping her included!
Katie & Alli got here on Monday 14th late afternoon. We spent most of the day on Tuesday at Museum of Science. Toured Fenway Park on Wednesday morning the 16th. Then, were blessed to be given Celtics tickets for Wednesday night by the Shamrock Foundation. It was a great game against Toronto Raptors!!
This morning (17th) we went to BCH for Adeline's post op appointment. Our flight leaves Boston at 6pm tonight and we will be home after midnight. Incredibly excited to see everyone, especially the rest of our family.
How is Adeline doing? Really well! She plans to return to school on Monday. Does have pain and gets worn out, but is managing it well. Still not thrilled about the wheelchair, but has to wait for another 6 weeks to see how the bone growth has progressed. She will use her crutches around the house. It is hard on her not getting to play traveling basketball right now with her team, but she's accepted it. She has great friends and they have all been amazing about keeping her included!
science museum
fenway tour
tip off - we were 16 rows up
they made the big screen!
x-ray's from today
#strongisthenewpretty
friendship is the best medicine
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