I'll start with what lead up to the good news. I call that the bad news.

Early on New Years Eve my aunt was taken to St. Luke's Hospital in Milwaukee via ambulance with trouble breathing. The doctors had to sedate her because she was fighting. (She is very stubborn.) She remained sedated until about Monday earlier this week.

In that time they found out everything that was wrong with her and she is still recovering. (One thing she had was pneumonia.) Although, my mom and I went and saw her last Tuesday and quite frankly the site I saw scared me. (I'm not going to say why.) The next few days were really difficult for our family.

We went to see her today and she was doing a lot better, she was responsive and knew what was going on. She is still getting help breathing but the machine is down to around 30% which means she is doing most of the breathing on her own.

I know that she was glad to see us and I am glad she is doing better. She even looks better.

Anyway, I have been worried about her since it happened which explains why I hadn't been on BZP as much as I usually am.

I feel so relived that her condition has improved as much as it has.

To cut things a bit short I'd like to say that this entry is dedicated to my Aunt Marcia, may you get well soon.

Kohaku