A Crappy Week That’s Getting Better

I know I promised to write about the “crappy day” I had this past Mon­day. I’ll do that later. Today is Valen­tines Day, and my won­der­ful hus­band came home from work with pink roses, a card, and a box of choco­lates for lit­tle ole’ me. I can not say enough how this made my day, week, month, year! I’ve been bitch­ing at him for ages that he never brings me flow­ers any­more. You see when we were dat­ing I’d get a dozen roses, maybe two dozen a week. After we moved to Vegas that pretty much stopped, his excuse “flow­ers aren’t as good here.” I mean I knew we lived in a desert, but had he never heard of a florist? So I told him to bring me a cac­tus every now and again. He did. It’s not the same as get­ting pink roses! After the week we had (more on that later) it was really nice. It was more than nice, because it reminded me of us. Not the us that is a Mommy and a Daddy, or who have to deal with the at times stu­pid crap that can seem to fill up all the space in your life; but the us that is sim­ply two peo­ple who love each other deeply. We have since the moment we’d first laid eyes on each other. Except today, it’s deeper, stronger, truer, and it really does grow as time moves on. It was just nice to be reminded of that dur­ing a week that was less than stellar.

Now, a brief syn­op­sis of my week from hell, because to dwell on it to much would be to accen­tu­ate the neg­a­tive on a week that is start­ing to look up!

Mon­day my son woke up feel­ing ill. My dear hus­band was in car acci­dent. Thank God he’s OK. I took son to MD where he acts per­fectly healthy, and Mommy looks like a para­noid freak.
Mon­day night we call USAA our won­der­ful insur­ance com­pany to notify them of the acci­dent and learn that they can’t find the per­son who caused the acci­dent. She ran a stop sign which resulted in my hus­band hit­ting her car and totally destroy­ing his. So we were con­cerned and a bit annoyed to say the least.

Tues­day we drive the one and a half hours to the MTF (mil­i­tary treat­ment facil­ity) so my hus­band can get checked out. Tues­day night my son isn’t sleep­ing well, and at around 11:30 he wakes up to ter­ri­ble cough­ing fit, and more vom­it­ing. 12:00 a.m., we make the deci­sion to take extremely sick act­ing child to ER. Of course this is the night where ice has accu­mu­lated on every­thing and it takes lovely hus­band and alto­gether fam­ily hero a great deal of effort to clear the car of ice, and make the insides nice and warm. We then pro­ceed to make the per­ilous jour­ney to the hos­pi­tal. Luck­ily the roads in our devel­op­ment where the only real icy roads we had to deal with.

We arrive at the hos­pi­tal where ER park­ing lot could cover as an ice skat­ing rink and we slowly make the jour­ney into the ER in the freez­ing rain while try­ing des­per­ately not to fall and need emer­gency help our selves. After a short stay in the ER (only four hours) our son was diag­nosed as hav­ing bron­chi­tis and we went home.

By Wednes­day our insur­ance had found the per­son who was respon­si­ble for my husband’s car acci­dent and things were look­ing up. Except I was no feel­ing sick and that is where things are. I woke up this morn­ing feel­ing sicker and being preg­nant as I am, I’m nurs­ing my self and my still sick child as best I can. So you can see why my husband’s gift of lovely pink roses and a very roman­tic card made my day, week, month, and year! Yes, things are look­ing up and I’m not even going to worry too much that I may be com­ing down with bron­chi­tis!

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