Accessible Gardening: My garden's a tight space..., 1 by carrielamont

carrielamont wrote:
Actually, once I was in the hospital 5 weeks - almost died but that's another story - but anyway they put in what they call a pic line, that's my phonetic spelling; I'm sure it stands for something. It went in at about my elbow and up in a vein to about my shoulder. Every time I swam up to consciousness I blessed that thing. They could put IVs in it and take blood out of it. It didn't hurt (I was unconscious when they put it in) and it didn't impair my movement. But in less extreme circumstances I usually demand an IV nurse. And yes, I always have to spell my name.

Diane, you say "Their mother has done the most amazing job of working with them, and I can't tell her how proud I am of her." Did you mean that the way you said it? Because she needs to hear how proud you are of her.

OK my kids 1st Emma; 15

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