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I'm home with a new respect for anyone who has ever had to navigate with crutches or a walker. I wanted to be cool and use crutches, but my family convinced me that with my track record for clumsiness, a hose strapped to my leg, and a pump hanging at my side, I'd better take the walker. [...]
I'm sitting in my hospital room on the sixth floor, with a lovely view of the grounds and rolling hills, with Pat in the easy chair beside my bed. He's watching reels and I'm on my laptop. It's just like being home -- haha! [...]
When a nurse called me last night to go over my instructions for prepping for surgery, she gave me a new time to check in. I’m estimating that it will be past noon when I’m in the operating room. [...]
Last spring, I had the surprising urge to walk 100 miles to raise money for the American Cancer Society. It was one of the most beautiful months of my life, even though my husband was dealing with a mysterious undiagnosed illness. Every day after school, I walked and prayed, delighted in all the spring beauty, and listened to amazing audiobooks. Eventually, we found out that Pat had sarcoidosis and his treatment was a success, but in the interim, those 100 miles kept me sane. However, as I walked in April of 2023, a lump developed on my right ankle.[...]
Welcome to the Amy Lynn Walsh support family! This site is for family and friends, old and new, to organize our efforts to support this extraordinary person. This page will serve as your home base for rallying the troops, receiving updates to support Amy Lynn Walsh. Here's the plan:[...]
