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[Happycat]

Give up?

It was a mystery book (with Queen Victoria in it) called "Flaw in the Blood" - bwa ha ha ha! 

I called my dh up from the hospital with a list of what I wanted him to bring.  I told him to bring the book on my nightstand.  When he arrived, he came into the room and said, "Do you really want to read this book, right here, right now?  Won't it look a little weird?" 

Well, since I was halfway through it, I read it anyway, but I must say, it gave a few of the docs and medical students a start to see me reading it!

Just saw it on my bookshelf and it gave me a good laugh remembering it.

Traci

[ChrisC]

Love the situation, Traci, thanks for sharing. Brings to my mind how I was so happy that I had a newly started mystery book in my purse when I was wisked right into intensive care at dx. Over the next week, I'd read, nap, and eat (ooh, food was cooked for me!), then have a couple of hours of leukapheresis. The book was my constant companion though I have no idea of the title now. It's three years on now, Traci, and you've made me feel connected to that time in a nice way. Thanks.

ChrisC