So, it's been a few day's since our last post, sorry about that. Trying to play catch up with life and the summer weather got to us.

This past weekend Rima and I wanted to do a lot of fun things. By things I mean adventures up into the mountains.

Wednesday Rima and I decided to venture out to the Denver Botanical Gardens and have a Picnic in the pack afterwards. 

Sorry, the antibiotics they were giving me in the hospital made me a space case and it's finally wearing away. Therefore we have not written any posts lately.

My day started fairly early with some neb treatments before they came and got me for surgery.

I'm waiting for Rima to get out of surgery. She went in about an hour ago. They're doing sinus surgery on her, fixing her slightly deviated septum and putting in a new G-Tube (feeding tube). 

Monday came too soon for Rima. She was going to be admitted into the hospital for a few days before and a few after. She is getting sinus surgery on Thursday.

Thursday morning we woke up to the gorgeous mountains. The sun was sparkling off the snow caps high up. I made us a "go get'em" charged breakfast.

As I'm writing this I'm sitting in a dome home at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. I have the best view outside of the window and it's blowing my mind!! 

When Rima and I began writing this blog we discussed some cool/captivating post ideas. A few that came up and kept coming back up were ones of me doing things her way.

May is Cystic Fibrosis awareness month, most of you have maybe possibly caught on by now that I have CF…. and that I'm all about spreading awareness. 

So Laima is making me write this post. She told me to write a post on my view of the transplant evaluation. 

Wednesday morning got a bit of a slow start. We didn't really know what we were going to do for the day. We originally were talking about going to view a car I had seen online.

It took me about two days to recover from the drive/evaluation. Saturday Rima and I just basically laid around the house. Even after getting in at 3am and going to bed around 3:30am. 

The alarms went off at 6am... it was early but we were almost done with the transplant evaluation. Friday morning we woke up and packed up our belongings.

Thursday morning was rough. I think my brain went from mashed potatoes to just super runny gravy, yummmm...

Wednesday we got to sleep in for a little, which was extremely necessary since we both were running on super reserve of energy.

No, I don't want to wake up, no. Tuesday morning came way too fast. Rima had been up a little before me doing all her nebulizers, which take just over an hour.

Rima and I didn't really sleep well Sunday night. Leaving the Airbnb we were both buzzing with anticipation.

Good thing Rima and I are use to driving in crappy weather and not ideal driving conditions being from the east coast. Leaving the Denver area Sunday morning was not a picnic.