Winter concert tonight. Vince is in the 8th grade class because he’s taking Chinese which I guess is the same time as the 7th grade orchestra class.
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Edda enjoying the concert in her way too small wheelchair. The repair people still haven’t answered our emails. Maybe Edda’ll be using this old wheelchair when she’s 17.
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Edda fell asleep to the choral rendition of Maroon 5’s Maps.
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After the concert, Vince worked the school store and sold Jeremy a Santa hat.
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Post concert celebration at the local bubble tea place. And we are studying Chinese! A week and a half of study has pulled Vince’s grade from a C to B. Which is more than I can say for my Adult Health final which I got a C on! I don’t think I *ever* got a C on a final in college. (Grad school, another issue – I remember getting a 17 on a test. The math was getting really hard. So hard.) Nursing school is killing me. I know I have a ton of other stuff I’m doing, but really, I could have studied another week and not done much better. This is an example of a question: You have a patient with a stroke who is unconscious and unresponsive. He also has acid reflux. What do you assess frequently? I know all the things to do for a stroke patient. I know all the things you do for an acid reflux patient (you do too: Tums, don’t lie down after a meal and don’t eat spicy foods). But what the heck do you do for a patient with acid reflux AND stroke. I figured you’d ignore the acid reflux because you have a crap ton of other things to worry about. Ha, ha. No matter. This term is done! I’m done with going to school full-time and working full-time. I was really lucky to have pulled this term off – the stars aligned. Let the holidays begin.
But what is the answer????
I don't know! I put access abdominal girth? Maybe the patient belches and they can't get out and all the air gets trapped? Who knows?