Sunday the 27th

Wanted to tell you that I've unwrapped Clem's arm and how it looks, but it's stuck tight to the gauze, even after I wet it with sterile water. We'll have to call a professional in to remove it, I guess. Neither Clem nor I wanted to pursue it any further ourselves. Wouldn't want to mess up our miracle!

Clem has been doing extremely well at home. He is definitely in the now and quite clear headed. As you all know, he's very independent normally and he hasn't disappointed us in that regard. His spirits are good and he's loving his visitors. Thanks so much for coming to see him at home. If you do come, you will be encouraged and blessed to see the many improvements in Clem. It's amazing how much God has healed him in an incredibly short period of time (by our standards, of course). 

We are adjusting very quickly to our new routines. We even accomplished a shower without soaking the floor and me in the process. The home nurses appear on a regular schedule two times a day. I've sorted out Clem's many medications into AM and PM doses and give them to him close to the same time every time. He is basically off the pain medicine and is only relying on Tylenol Extra Strength, mainly at night. Your prayers and God's answers have made it entirely possible to practically do this stuff standing on my head (can you picture that?).  

I will write again either later tonight or tomorrow morning to fill you in on the details about his arm. Dr. Michael T. will be visiting in a little bit so I anticipate it's unveiling. Hold on and pray for success; I'm excited! Love ya'll, DV