Mom is home.

Dad called me earlier today to tell me she was released yesterday. He called just before I was leaving for my second doctor’s appointment of the week. The doctor’s appointment went well, accept for the fact that I thought I was going to get stranded there, because the doctor was running behind!

Counseling, and mom takes a trip to the hospital.

I had counseling today. We mostly talked about church, and how to get my transportation covered, so that I don’t have to pay for an Uber back and forth.
On Sunday, I set up an Uber to go home, when the couple who took me home the weekend before, came and asked if I needed a ride. The driver was suppose to be at the church in two minutes, so I couldn’t cancel it. They ended up giving me $10 to cover my trip home!
Mom went to the hospital this morning. They didn’t know what was wrong at first, but the CT scan showed a small stroke. Last I checked with my sister, they were still in the emergency room, waiting to be admitted.
They’re consulting with doctor’s in Portland. Mom has a history of brain aneurisms, so putting her on blood thinners most likely wouldn’t be the best option. I told my sister that I had a doctor’s appointment today, I didn’t tell her what the appointment was. They told me that if more people come they would have to rotate, as they’re still in the ER.

First time at a new church!

I left my very old church back in December, because of issues with transportation and the current leadership. I did the church research thing for a couple weeks, and realized that I really liked the local calvary chappel church.
I called, and asked to see if they had someone to give me a ride. I never got a call back saying that they had someone. After a couple months of not going to church, I really wanted to go, so I decided to take an Uber. I did just that this morning! I was able to get to church on time, and a couple broght me home, and took me out to lunch. I had a bit of trouble setting the pick-up pin when it comes to Uber, but I was able to tell the driver where to come to get me.