The special people old and new
See the picture above showing our old stove and our new stove comparison shots, big difference huh. Well there’s a big difference both looks wise and mentally for me. That old yellow stove was the first stove I EVER saw coming into America. The first stove I had ever cooked upon. And finally the first stove that I and my love codename MyBigMouth cooked upon. Those events made the stove very sentimental to me so I had to take pictures of it before we got rid of it, and I had to embellish one of the pictures with our photos. The old stove was a very treasured object to us, or at least me… But it was falling apart, two of the burners didn’t work, the oven handle was getting wobbly, the knobs some of them were cracked, but we still loved and used that stove till some special people at Sears approached my Mom and Dad with a stove that literally sang out “This is your stove” The stove was very inexpensive thanks to the special people and probably the God energy that pushed my Mom and Dad to go to Sears that day. But, either way I am happy. The new stove is REALLY COOL! It has a special spot on the surface, did I mention it’s a flat top? Yeah every time I walk by it and see a fingerprint or something I am compelled to polish it, a bit of Stove OCD going there. Anyway this special spot is called TURBO BOIL ELEMENT and It indeed does what it says on the cook top! It will boil a full tea kettle in 3 minutes or less. I haven’t timed it, but it’s bloody fast. It’s a Kenmore range, those of you interested in model and make can E-Mail me. Then there’s the Warm and Ready zone that does exactly that, keeps food warm while in the pot while using very VERY low watts per hour. An awesome stove it is!
Not a holiday card but as good as one! My official Rett Diagnosis!
Shown above is my OFFICIAL diagnosis of Atypical Rett Syndrome, we are so happy to have this, it finally gives us a security in knowing what I have and me no longer being one giant unknown. I was officially diagnosed with Rett Syndrome Yesterday at 2:40 PM CDT. Yes I have it down to the minute! Yeah it’s in the holiday cards library, it’s not exactly a holiday card but it’s close enough and extremely valuable!
Dan card inside
A friend of mine in the UK sent me this funny as hell card, so I scanned it as I do all cards. Funny though that I never saw this type of card here in the states. Guess that the British have certain Exclusive cards.
Oh and I got this cool new program called Grammarian Pro X2 which really fixes up my writing big time. So that being said my blog post’s will look a lot cleaner and read a lot better. I plan to go back through my whole blog and run it through the program and fix the grammar and capitalization and things; eventually… But that is a back burner thing.
Another one… Great
Yet again, I got another huge granulation tissue on my tracheostomy. I have to use steroid cream on it for a week and then see if I need to zap it.
JUST KIDDING, I know it is HIGHLY improbable that Sevoflurane will ever be released for home use. Anyway I had some great fun and the nurses and I even got to do something fun with my discharge papers, yeah if you go look at the flickr photos by clicking above you will actually see it says ACTIVITIES: HUG A NURSE. Which I did many times at the hospital. 
They are awesome there! Heck they even give you a card for using their hospital, thats pretty cool! Though I do wonder if that card gets billed to Medicaid / Medicare as a “Misc Expense”
I will give an update tomorrow night however my doctor has a lot of stuff to do, trach change, bronchoscopy, granulation tissue removal. I’ll make sure he keeps CONCISE notes!
