Rob needs to see doctors. He needs his vision checked, first and foremost, and hopefully corrected as soon as possible. He's really not going to make much progress while his vision is disturbing him. We discussed everything over the weekend. He didn't feel Traurig was helpful. He's not seeing doctors there, and agrees that he needs medical attention. Together, we decided that he would voluntarily discharge himself from the program at Traurig.
We left around 11 a.m. because we had to drive north to take care of our daughter's horse before heading down to Wallingford. We got to Traurig around 1:30 p.m. Rob took charge and let them know what he thought and told them he wanted to seek treatment at home. They were hesitant, but in the end had to agree that they weren't able to stop him. We packed up his belongings, he signed his discharge paper, and they gave us all his medications.
We made a pit stop at the McDonald's down the road from Gaylord and had lunch, thanks to the friends from the Wallingford Congregation. :) It also gave me a much-needed break from driving. Then, we headed home. The four of us were so happy to be driving home together!
We arrived home a little before 4 p.m., got cozy, and Rob took a little nap on the recliner. Now, he's asking for dinner, so I better see if there's anything to make. No one's really been eating here. :S
It has never felt so good to have Rob lounging in front of the television in the recliner. ♥

this is wonderful! but i just mailed a card to him saturday....oh well.
ReplyDeleteThey should forward anything he receives there. It'll just take a little longer for him to get it, that's all.
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