Day +32

I have reached a point in this journey where I am ready to go home, that will come with plenty of stress that I will need to manage but it's time for Georgia... I want her to be able to go outside, to play, to crawl around, to learn to walk, to be able to eat food that didn't just come out of a cooler (since we're in isolation) and for her to just have a break. Today I waited for her tacrolimus(her immune supressant) level to come back, a few days ago it was too low for us to get a pass to go home for a bit, they raised her level 30% so I thought for sure today we'd get to go. Three o'clock rolled around and the level came back... still too low. The nurse saw the look of sheer frustration (and likely a look of wanting to climb the walls) and said, let me see what I can do to at least get the ok to go outside. I am fairly sure everyone knows we need a break from out isolation "island" so all were in favor of us going for a walk outside... only stipulation was that the pole had to come too... no problemo! Due to the construction happening the play area is closed so we headed to the Whale parking lot.. toured the top level and headed down the sidewalk, it felt so good to have the sun shining on Georgia's face.

Practicing walking