Day 6, potentially the day before D-Day (discharge day).
I am given a 2 hour day pass to go out into the world and test drive normal life to make sure I feel ok to go home tomorrow. How cool is that? I get to wear my street clothes, woohoo! Albeit I still have to wear a hospital mask but nonetheless, freedom with limitations is still freedom from the IV pump – I’ll take it. Question is, what do I do with this freedom (other than grab a coffee)? I have 1 hour to figure out what I want to do. Might go for a walk outside, in the fresh air, away from the hospital – there’s a concept!
Later gator – I’m off getting ready for my freedom.
Marie-Chantal
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About Marie-Chantal Marchand
I'm a Photographer, a Writer, and a foodie. Used to be a Professional Development Coordinator and a Meeting Planner. Now, I'm Marie-Chantal Marchand, Survivor - Warrior!
This is not 'my' disease. Nor do the TP53 w/17p Deletion, Richter's Transformation, stem cell transplant, GVHD, life-threatening and physical complications define me. It is only passing through.
This journey has taught me to remain cautiously optimistic, hopeful and have faith that my attitude and sense of humour will get me through the challenges. There is never a situation serious enough where you cannot find something to laugh about.
I will try to keep this lighthearted and humourous however serious information might sneak in. This blog is for all my friends and family wishing to follow my progress, as well as anyone else on a similar journey wishing to share.
Comments, encouragements, positive energy, visits and hugs are highly welcome.
Thank you for being with me on this journey.
Marie-Chantal
That is great news MC absolutely! This comes from all the positive energie everyone is sending out to you!! Realy happy all is going well!
Sandra
Good for you, enjoy !
LHK. xx
Enjoy the sunny experience!!!!