Baroclinic Zone

88-89F

Mid/upper 80s at noon. Torch

10/10 mid 70s here. Light breeze.

Cory raging

Less than .2” outta this hot mess of a storm.

Meh.

Picked up my daughter from her mother’s where she’s been recuperating for the last 9 days. She’s doing well. Getting around pretty good. Optimistic she will be getting back into PT in the near future to make strides with her strength and mobility. She starts summer classes in a week.

You wanna talk drought, just look what’s going on in the southwest. That’s a pretty dire situation there. Glen Canyon Dam is getting down to water levels where it will no longer be able to make electricity.

Where are the winds? Thought we were gonna see yuge gusts?

Thanks Scott.

Enjoy. Windy with off and on spits of rain here. Raw 50F

Daughter made good strides over the last 2 day. Was able to get out of bed, sit up, go to the bathroom, and walk dow the corridor a bit. She’s being discharged today.

Today is epitome of grade A spring shit.

Thanks Brian. It’s been a long journey. The tethered cord is a condition that can happen in people with her condition. She was finally diagnosed about a year ago with EDS - Ehlers Danlos Syndrome. She also has POTS and MCAS. For those who don’t know what these all are, here it is in a snippet. EDS - Ehlers Danlos Syndrome is a connective tissue disorder that causes hyper mobility and other connective tissue issues. This is the scary one that has a high morbidity to it to those with more severe cases. She is lucky hers is on the milder spectrum but debilitating nonetheless. MCAS - Mast Cell Activation Syndrome and certain things can trigger your mast cells to activate and it causes a whole. It cause rashes and allergic responses. POTS or Postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome is a nervous system disorder that cause dizziness/fainting and elevated heart rate. Come to find out these 3 disorders are pretty commonly diagnosed together. She’s struggled in the last several years to do anything. Her joints are those of someone in there 60s/70s. She can get around a bit at home but she uses either a walker or a wheelchair when she’s out and about. It’s been hard to see all this take so long to get diagnosed.

Raw afternoon. Showers and bit of a breeze. Low 50s.