Don't forget to say PLEASE

Yesterday we lounged around all morning. It was a nice break. In the afternoon we drove out to look at an RV trailer that was donated by a family who lost their little girl due to Leukemia. They have started a nonprofit foundation called Big Love. They donated the RV they used to any families that need a place to stay while they are dealing with a child undergoing hospital treatments. It is very nice RV park. The RV center is very well kept and is enclosed with a fence and codded gate. There is a swimming pool that we can only dream of using and a nice recreational building with games and a laundry room. It's also in close proximity to a state park that has lots of playgrounds and places to run and bike. I love the area and it will provide a lot of privacy. Who could ask for more than that. After seeing the RV, we grabbed some stuff from target :) and had to get back to the hotel in time for the home health care team to come teach me how to flush Bridger's Lines. By early evening, Bridger had developed a low grade fever, so I called the BMT Unit. While we waited to get a call back, we decide to go and get a good meal at Olive Garden ... my favorite! On the way to the restaurant we picked up some Benadryl because Bridger will not quit scratching at is bandages. We got to the restaurant and Bridger had had an accident. Before we left, I had tried to get him to use the bathroom. He wouldn't go, so I asked him why and he said, "because you didn't say please". Believe me I have learned my lesson on the importance of asking please. We no sooner had gotten Bridger cleaned up and some soup in him when the BMT unit decided we needed to Bring him to the ER. He had a 100.8 fever that broke on its own, so I thought they would just call in an antibiotic or X-ray and send us on our way. A few labs, cultures and an IV antibiotic later and we finally got released. We got back to the hotel and fell right to sleep.