We’re home

Jason Tucker

Aug 12, 2005 — 1 min read

Well quite a bit happened to us. Firstly we didn’t have the baby yet. The doctor wants us to wait until the date we selected (Aug 25th) I dont remember exact times here, but what happened is that we were suppose to go home and we couldnt because the levels of one thing magnesium was affecting the levels of potassium and ultimately affected the levels of calcium. More or less we fixed one thing and it jacked up something else. They finally got the juggling act fixed up and now were good. We ended up leaving at 4:45pm today and Jen prolly has more potassium than anyone has ever had put into them in one sitting.

Anyhow shes been put on couch potato rest and needs to just rest it up and take meds and vitamins.

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