A few days early

This evening we are in the ER and are being admitted to the hospital. George had a little fever today and so we had to bring him in. All his tests so far have come back good so they aren’t sure what caused the fever. He will have lots of tests tomorrow and they think he may be staying in for the long haul. We were suppose to check in early Friday morning so they may just keep him until then. All is well. He is happy and doesn’t seem sick at all. This just means we are being extra cared for until  his procedure begins on Friday. So for the next few days we Netflix and Chill ✌🏼

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