What a week

So this week has been fun. On Monday I was told I was no longer on light bed rest that full bed rest was the order. So what that means is I can only get up to eat and go to the bathroom. Other than that I am to lay around all day. I know what some of you are thinking...I wish I was able to do that. Yes I agree that for a so moment in time it was great to get a break. This is so beyond a break and moving into a way of life. A very boring way of life. My parents have been great picking up a lot of the slack that I have not been able to do. I love that I can call my Mom and ask her to help and she will drop whatever she is doing to help me. On Tuesday she went grocery shopping for me, took Toby to the vet, (I think he is getting mad at me because I am at home and taking him for walks or playing ball with him. He doesn't understand bless his little heart. I do try to pet him whenever possible.) deposited my check, and lastly just hung out with me for a little while. I think she noticed I was lonely and wanted to hangout and talk to someone versus just watching T.V. all day. My lovely Mom went to the doctor with me yesterday and everything is great just keep doing what I have been doing. In order for me to go back to work I have to be past 14 weeks and have not bled in a week as well. If that is the case then starting today if I don't bleed for a week I could potentially go back to work next Friday. So we will see what happens. Sarah had been such a help lately. She has been helping with the laundry, cooking dinner, keeping me company after school, and getting me things like water or something to eat. I don't know what I would do without her right now. I also want to give a big shout out to Cory my MBFF(male best friend) he stops by and hangs out at least 2-3 times a week. He brings me movies and food. He is the best. I wish I new some nice girl for him. He is such a saint. I love my friends and family that have really been there for me during this time. It is not easy being on bed rest and all of you are making it a lot more bearable. Thank you!