Nola is back in the hospital ... and that's not a good thing!

Nola is back in the hospital due to her heart arrhythmia. She's at St. Agnes and should be there for a few days.

I was happy to be able to see her today (tuesday) and interupted her lunching alone. She looked dazzeling in a small paisley type print dress with a special pocket adorning the front for a special box that had many colorful wires coming out of it that made a beautiful, but heavy assessory. Her makeup was light but tasteful and her hairstyle was combed and in correct porportion to her outfit. She sat comfortably in a chair at her bedside with a tan table in front of her that housed her tasteful lunch of cut melon with a cute little chocolate cupcake on the side. It was a delight to see her beautiful smile. She has a nice size room and a roommate that was rather quiet and said nothing. She had plenty to read as Cindy and Carey had been keeping her well equipped with every kind of magazine and she hadn't started missing scrapbooking yet as the nurses had been keeping her busy with new medications to try and shocking her heart into the correct beat again. At one point Nola thought the hospital was being bombed as the noise of the first shock to her heart last week was so loud, but this time they sedated her for the shocking of her heart three times and she found it to be much more relaxing.

She was hoping the doctors would release her in a few days if her EKG's were approved of daily. She can be found down a long whinding hallway after a long walk to the information desk from the parking lot. Just before you arrive at the desk you'll see that the shuttle was available but you missed it. Becareful not to ask a doctor for directions as they may be frustrated and lost too and not able to tell you which way to find anyone.

My best regards, Lori

Nola gave me permission to post this to pass along the news. I told her we would be praying for her speedy recovery so she could start working on her foot problem and her postponed dental work she wanted to get done before the Christmas holidays.