Jenny was discharged this morning and we got home around noon. Next couple days will probably be pretty low key here. Naps, French Open, books, etc.
I was able to see her wound (?) for the first time earlier today -- yesterday it was bandaged up -- and it's very noticeably right now, to the extent that she is wary of scaring people who don't know what's going on. As it heals it'll turn into a scar and then fade over time.
If anyone asks about the scar, you need to have a REALLY GREAT story ready. Maybe that you were attacked by a crocodile while vacationing in Florida, or by a tiger when you were in Africa. Then when the person finds that unbelievable, then you laugh and tell them the truth. It sort of breaks that ice. That's what I tried to get my Mom to do when she had skin cancer cut out of her face; I told her to tell people she had been attacked by a pirate. -- Tanya
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