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Tuesday, March 30, 2010

It’s Tuesday night and we are finishing up the final feeds that Chloe can have before we go to the hospital in the morning. She is having an MRI and also having her stomach button put in. This will replace the tube that hangs out of her belly now and leaks all the time. The new button should be a lot less trouble although it has its own set of problems from what I hear.

If all goes as planned we should be home about noon. No plans to stay over night there or anything. We don’t want one more night at the hospital thank you very much. It will be in, get ‘er done, and get home, hopefully before Chloe fully wakes up.

Nurse E should be here in about 10 seconds and we will try and get Chloe bedded down for the night. She won’t have school tomorrow but she is still trying to get her homework done for the next day. Good girl. And Colin has been helping her with her homework as well. Very nice to see… and maybe it will rub off on him to do his homework earlier and with more zest. One can only hope of a 14 year old.

There is a fundraiser going on for Chloe on April 10th. It sounds like a great night. Here’s what our friend says about the event she has organized.

Please join me in making a positive difference in the life of Chloe Watts and her family by attending the upcoming “Dreamcatchers” Movie Premier.

“Dreamcatchers” brings out the real love that is surfacing in people from all over the world, and reveals the key to living a truly extraordinary life. How cool is this? You are the love! An exceptional opportunity to “walk our talk!”

The movie is scheduled to debut on Saturday, April 10th. Mike Handcock, Producer, will be with us for the viewing and there will be a reception following the movie screening.
Tickets: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/101267

We will also have Chloe’s tee shirts for sale at the event. We hope to see many of you there. Chloe is not open to very many public appearances.

The food help has been amazing. Thank you all for your constant love and support. With as much hands on care we give Chloe it is such a relief to not have to figure out, shop, and cook.

Be well,
Ron