Jane Doe Files

Jane Doe grew up in a home where her mother steadily rewrote her father into someone absent, distant, and unworthy, leaving Jane with a one-sided story she never thought to question. Years later, as severe autoimmune problems surfaced, the past began to rearrange itself.

While sorting through old belongings, she uncovered a message her mother had written to her father long ago.

Hey, i don't know of our daugnter mentioned anything to you about her tonsils. I didn't want to say anything until I got all the information. Isabella has been having increased snoring and restless sleep. I took her to her regular pediatric doctor who checked her for sinus infection, strep throat, and allergies. None of those appeared to be the cause but she did find that her tonsils were enlarged so she referred us to a pediatric ENT at Brenners Children's Hospital for further evaluation. We just went last week. The ENT said her tonsils were enlarged causing her to have sleep apnea and not getting good quality sleep. She recommended to have her tonsils removed. Recovery time is about 2 weeks. She said there is no rush and considering it's so close to the school year (and after talkir her teacher) we decided it was best to wait until we decided it was best to wait until school was out for the summer. I'll let you know when a date is scheduled.

Also our daughter's spring break is coming up and we have an opportunity to go to Westgate Ranch Resort in Florida. It is a 9 1/2 drive and we wiak it into 2 days instead of trying to drive straight through.

We will be staying in a 2 bedroom cabin. We will need to leave on Friday and won't be back until the following Saturday. She can still do the phone visits and will try out best the keep the times. If possible maybe we could make the time later in the evening. I'll send pictures of the resort.

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