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Movement of Gratitude

My Honey, unable to move his legs because of spinal cord compression, just received his Sequential Compression Device (SCD) and boots. He looks like he has on hip waders and ready to go fishing – a very good thought indeed! The boots will provide stimulation and help with blood circulation to his idle legs and…

By Donna Wuerch Noble November 11, 2010 Off

The King is on His Throne!

“In everything give thanks; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.” I Thessalonians 5:18 “….for I have learned to be content in whatever situation I am in.” Philippians 4:11 My husband’s name, Ronald, means “mighty wise ruler”. We thought, over the years, that he had lived up to that definition as he…

By Donna Wuerch Noble October 16, 2010 Off

New Day — Great Expectations

We have great expectations about what tomorrow (Friday) will hold for us. The surgery for Ron’s pain pump implant is scheduled for noon tomorrow. We will be picked up at CTCA by ambulance and taken to the Tulsa Spine and Specialty Hospital for the procedure. We look forward to this new day and the potential…

By Donna Wuerch Noble October 8, 2010 Off

Whole Lotta Infusion Goin’ On!!

Infusion — To fill or cause to be filled with something; Injection; Instill. That’s a word that we’ve encountered many times in the last several weeks. My Honey has had more than his share of I.V. infusions for hydration, nutrition, medication, blood transfusions, and then on Friday, August 13th, he was infused with the first…

By Donna Wuerch Noble August 22, 2010 Off

Nurse Donna On Duty 24/7

At age 14, I was a Candy Striper at a hospital in Dallas. The unique job title represented the candy cane look of the red and white-striped pinafores we wore. Back in those days, I aspired to one day being a nurse, so, like other teenage girls, we volunteered to assist the nurses at the…

By Donna Wuerch Noble August 10, 2010 Off

V is for V-I-C-T-O-R-Y

Knowing my Honey would be going into surgery tomorrow (Thursday), I called on my “walking/praying” buddies, Karen and Sheila. It was time to declare VICTORY as we made our seven laps around the hospital. It had been a very hot day in Tulsa — pushing 98 degrees with a heat index of 105 degrees, but…

By Donna Wuerch Noble July 30, 2010 Off