That was Jess' comment this morning. She was being taken down for an MRI to see how things progressed overnight. She is smiling, happy and relaxed while she is being attended to 24/7 by the amazing staff and her loyal boyfriend.
She will be moved into a regular room a little later today. I don't know the room number yet as some of you have asked about sending flowers. I think if you just have them delivered to university of washington hospital, they should be able to help locate her. If I do find out where exactly she will be, I'll post it on.
Please don't feel obligated to buy the flowers since she's only going to be here another couple of days and there's a small army of Jess supporters. May be kind of difficult to carry out 200 bouquets of flowers ;-).
She can definitely feel all the good vibes and knows everyone is still with her. She sends her love and thanks to all of you!
Jessica herself is a bouquet of exotic flowers trimmed in ivy and ferns, blooming throughout all seasons.
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Thus we remain Jessica's support, and cherish her undying affection while we get lost in her startling ever-green eyes . . .
I am so glad to hear all is well! I pray for a speedy recovery, and many, many years of happy and healthy times. Keep being strong!
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Sarah McCutcheon and Family
Lisa and I are so thankful that everything went well and are amazed at the support that Jess has gotten from family and friends. Bob's Rotary club sends their thoughts and prayers to Jess, Bob, and Bonnie. I can't wait to see a bald Bob.
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