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We were supposed to go back to Mount Washington today. 

Now, I know all about hospital time, but this was especially frustrating.  Nurses kept telling me that we were definitely going, but they just didn't know when.  At 4:00, the case manager finally came in to tell me that MW didn't have a bed today, so we couldn't go. 

Did it really take them that long to figure out that there were no beds available?!

It's not like I had anything else to do, and I loved the private bonding time with my girl.  I just wish I'd known so that I wouldn't have been waiting all day long to leave!

Hopefully we'll head out tomorrow, but there are no guarantees.  I'm not holding my breath!

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gail said…
I know it's no fun to hear that MW didn't have any beds but it was most likely because a kid who was supposed to go home wasn't able ;( I know that it's discouraging but just think how discouraging it is to be that parent that is expecting to take their baby home but can't because of complication or how even more discouraging it is for the baby who is well enough to go home but can't because their parent didn't show up to take them home.
hopefully Abby will be able to get to her temporary home soon!
December 7, 2010 at 1:01 PM
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