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(4:44. I turned her on her side. The move went easily, yet she had trouble getting comfortable on her left shoulder. She’d also been having a lot of gas, and was concerned about this no matter what she told herself. I finished massaging and dehypnotizing her hands and feet and limbs with Oil of Olay at 5:08. The supper tray hadn’t come yet. I tried to nap, but got up at 5:15 to press the call button for a nurse to track down the tray. No one came. I gave up trying to nap at 5:28 and went into the hall looking for someone to help us get the tray. Found Sharon Poley and the little girl who usually delivers the tray. She went down to get it.

(I turned Jane as soon as I got to 330. The day was warm—55 degrees—and very bright. She hadn’t had any aspirin or Darvoset since before going to hydro, and was now quite willing to get some aspirin as soon as the lunch tray arrived with some milk.

(5:30. I turned Jane on her back. She was uncomfortable and wanted aspirin. Tray at 5:40. By 6:55 Jane had eaten a good supper and we’d had a visit from Rhonda—a nurse from rehab; she’d had surgery. What was going on, I asked? Here Jean Reome was out with a bad back, Shirley was out with a bad arm, Susie was going to be operated on for a defective kneecap, and Georgia had to have a tumor removed and a hysterectomy....

(The lunch tray was late—1:40 PM—and then it wasn’t what we’d ordered. [...]

(Dawn also said she’d check on the supper tray for us. [...]

(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. [...]

(The supper tray sat on the bed table, so after getting my pad and pen ready I leaned on top of the tray and wrote that way:)

[...] The supper tray came in a few minutes. [...] The covered supper tray kept the food nicely warm. [...]

[...] The supper tray came. [...]

(The lunch tray was already in room 330 when I got there. [...]

[...] “We also forgot to remind someone about the dinner tray.” [...]

[...] The tray came [via Susie] even before I took my nap from 5:05 to 5:35. [...]

(I took the lunch tray out to the cart after Jane was finished, and met Marilyn Sullivan, who introduced herself to me. [...]

(After our usual nightly routine of turning, massage, nap and supper—the tray was late—and prayer, I read the session for tonight to Jane. [...]

[...] since it was getting toward the supper tray at 4:45 to 5:00. [...]

[...] The supper tray hadn’t come yet. [...]

(4:50–5:15 — Turn, massage, tray.

[...] When lunch came Jane couldn’t eat some of the food on the tray, but, surprisingly, did well with the pizza the kids had saved for me. [...]

[...] When I got up at 5:30 the tray wasn’t there, so we had to ask Sharon for help. [...]

[...] The supper tray came. [...]

(The lunch tray was there and Jane ate very well; she’s doing much better with the teeth. [...]

[...] The supper tray came before I took my nap. [...]

[...] When the lunch tray came, along with the cold ham plate Georgia had ordered for me, I wasn’t hungry. [...]

(Then as I was fixing the tray for lunch, Peggy Gallagher, our friend who is a reporter for the Elmira Star-Gazette, visited and stayed through most of the meal. [...]

[...] The tray came while I was massaging her with Oil of Olay. [...]

[...] The tray was late also, but Jane ate a good lunch.

(The supper tray still wasn’t with us when I got up from my nap, but Sharon Poley ran it down for us. [...]

[...] “And he’s got even more, but it’s getting late and the supper tray will be here and you have to turn me and stuff …” I could tell she was able to continue. [...]

[...] Carla came in with the supper tray, and we told her about the medicine bag being empty. [...]

(Jane ate well after I’d turned her, massaged her with Oil of Olay, taken a nap and organized the supper tray. [...]

[...] This noon she sampled several different foods, to my surprise, some things dietary had sent up on her tray for me, at the request of Georgia. [...]

[...] I left behind in 330 two complete trays for Christmas dinner. [...]