Leanne seems to have settled in quite nicely. MacMaster was great, but
this place is better for a longer stay. She shares a room with another
girl but the room is nice and big and when the curtains between them are
opened we have a nice view. The window even opens! (I know, it's the
little things here that are exciting.) Leanne has her own desk and
drawers, and there is LOTS of space for cards, though that space is
rapidly filling up. We took all the cards from MacMaster and hung them
up yesterday. They also have a bathroom in their room. For meals they go
to a patients' cafeteria and get a few choices of foods. Apparently
the food is a lot better here. We've also been outside and there are
nice paths to take walks on, away from the noisy roads. So for a
hospital it's not at all unpleasant. For any of you wanting to visit,
the hours are from 4:00-8:00.
We want to say thank you again to all who have offered help in many
different ways (and those who have already helped). It sounds like we
will not have to stay overnight in Toronto since she is coming home for
weekends. And when we go during the week (not every day) we will go
after lunch and head home on time after supper so we can still spend
time with the other kids. I may need a ride every once in a while if for
some reason Clarence can't go, and I will feel free to ask those who
have offered. Others of you have baked, or cooked or cleaned or made
phone calls, or taken care of the kids, or given rides to them. And
numerous other things. We could not have managed without all that for
the past three weeks. Also in this we see God's goodness. How humbling
it is to have all that support!
It brings tears to my eyes to see how many people are helping you out. We will continue to pray for you all every day! Love you all, (Aunt) Karin and crew
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So thankful to hear all the positive news! Enjoy the long weekend; by all accounts the weather is supposed to be amazing!
ReplyDeleteWe continue to pray for Leanne, all of you as well as the medical community caring for Leanne.
Tim and Elly Hutten and family
He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High
will rest in the shadow of the Almighty.
I will say of the Lord, "He is my refuge and my fortress,
my God in whom I trust.
Psalm 91:1,2
Hi Leanne,(and family), I havn't stopped praying for you. (neither have any of my friends) and I hope to come visit you soon in Toronto. ChristaVanderVelde
ReplyDeleteI so wish I could come visit! I would love to see you all again! It sounds like your in good hands there and that you have a nice place to recover and become strong again. Your in our prayers constantly!
ReplyDeleteRob and Lori (and Marissa)
U R COMING HOME TOMORROW!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletei can't wait!
c u then:D
janelle
You must be doing awesome to be at the Rehab hospital already :) Way to go Leanne! Are you starting to get any movement on your right yet? I wish I could come visit.
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