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(It was another good day in spite of some irritations. The day was rainy and warm—55 degrees. No one showed up at the house to rake leaves this morning, as promised. Jane had her catheter changed this morning after hydro, following a big BM after midnight last night. She’s still getting occasional spasms, and passing some gas. She turned on her back easily, though.

(The lunch tray was late—1:40 PM—and then it wasn’t what we’d ordered. Someone had lost our menu, made out yesterday; I suspect it happened right here on the third floor. [Jane’s breakfast was what she usually gets, though.] She ate enough lunch to get full, after I’d gotten her ice cream, butter, and milk. A couple of the girls also gave me rolls, sauerkraut and hotdogs for supper this evening.

(3:38. Jane started reading yesterday’s session, and once again did very well indeed, after a slightly rocky start. As she read she began going faster and faster, until I was quite surprised indeed. This was her best effort yet, even better than last time. To her, her reading was “very clear, though not quite normal,” but it was fast. At times the type became quite dark, she said.

(4:14. Jane’s feet were moving a little as I read a letter. “My right big toe is hot as hell inside,” she said. Circulation improving, I said. I opened the window wide, since she was quite warm. It was raining heavily, but warm.

(4:24. Head, shoulders, left leg going like she was riding a horse. Left foot flexing. Noises, then rest. She knew her left leg had been going well.

(It was getting close to turn-on-her-left-side time when Jane told me to get out my paper for a session.)

(After getting up from my nap at 5:35 I procured the missing items from the supper tray by going to the kitchen for station A-3: milk, butter, bread and jelly. Jane ate well again. I read the prayer with her and left at 7:05 PM. It was still raining pretty hard.)