Judy

  Back to Corpus Christi this morning.  CT Scan on Judy’s right shoulder.  Contrast dye.  They showed her the picture after.  Dye all over inside where it’s not supposed to be.  It looked like a blow-out.  Rotator cuff.   We have images of her left knee and her right shoulder.  Her right ankle is still in a wrap.  We have an appointment with the Orthopedist on Monday to see where he wants to start.    

Progress

  Before Judy can get any work done on her knee, we need an MRI on it so the doctors know what they’re getting into.  We made arrangements for an “Open” MRI; “Open” being a relative term.  It’s still a tube, but it’s a shorter tube and it’s open at both ends.  Judy could be described as CLAUSTROPHOBIC!, and she’s not all that tall, so going into a tube of *any* length is a big deal.   That was Monday’s project.  With the help of a couple valium, an eye mask, some soft music and a 20 minute head-rub, we got my claustrophobe wife though the MRI without her destroying the machine.   Progress.    

Dear Mom and Dad,

I am having lots of fun at Camp Taylor. Annie is my roommate. She has been very nice to me. When other people try to pet me, especially her Mom and Dad, she gets right between me and them and makes sure they don’t hurt me.

I get to sleep on the couch every night. Judy even made sure my blankie is there waiting for me. By the way, I always start out in my bed, and only get on the couch after the lights are turned off.

Every morning Annie and I take a walk around the park. When we get home Uncle Steve gives us treats, and after that we get breakfast. I am beginning to like it here. This morning I even went up to them and wagged my tail a lot. They seemed to like that.

Today, Annie and I went for a balloon ride. Boy that was fun!

Uncle Steve wants to know if Dad has seen any Motmots in Costa Rica yet.

I miss you.

Love,

Eddie

Louisville house update

We sold the house a year and a half ago. I hear it has been a work-in-progress ever since. The new owner must have gutted the inside, as we hear, because it looks like the entire inside is now on the outside.