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Well FINALLY I'm here ....

'Finally I'm here ... I've been moved to UT2; which is the aggressive rehab floor.  I have been waiting to be transferred here since I came to Freeport originally.  On this floor I will get rehab 2 times a day, 7 days a week....this is my last stop then home.  This program is geared to get you home.  I have never been happier to hear I was being transferred.......I needed this so bad.  I am going to give this everything I got so I can get home to my baby girl.  She needs her mama at home with her.  I was transferred down here at 11am this morning.  Dean came to help me move my stuff, then he stayed for abit.  I had to fill out admission forms for the 3rd time and he got my tv hooked up for me.  Physio came in after lunch and I went for a walk with the therapist, tomorrow I will get physio twice a day and it will be a fresh start for me and a fresh start towards my journey home.  Another mile stone was wearing actual clothes rather then a hospital gown.  I have lived in a gown since my surgery in November.... Today I put pj pants and a shirt on.  It felt great lol.  The little things in life excite me lol.  Dan came up after work and we went on a dinner date to Subway downstairs .... It was nice just the 2 of us and no kids lol.  We sure did splurge for our dinner date hahaha.  Tonight I'm going to do some reading and go to bed early, so I can start my day fresh tomorrow and be prepared.  Everyone says this floor is like bootcamp, but it's what I need in order to get home.  I need to be pushed past my limits.

I don't have much else to share tonight ....... Enjoy the couple pictures lol .... I attached a few of Alyssa because of course she is cute as ever.











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