Corey Bomily

And she finished work on a Friday, went to bed early, woke up Saturday morning with a really bad migraine that ended up lasting two days. She pretty much stayed in bed for two days with a migraine. Monday, she's due back at work. And Monday morning, she asked me to come in and take her temperature, which I did. And she was running a 100.5. And so she stayed in bed with her temperature.

And she finished work on a Friday, went to bed early, woke up Saturday morning with a really bad migraine that ended up lasting two days. She pretty much stayed in bed for two days with a migraine. Monday, she's due back at work. And Monday morning, she asked me to come in and take her temperature, which I did. And she was running a 100.5. And so she stayed in bed with her temperature.

I can't remember if we went that day or the next day, but she pretty much kept her temperature at 100, 100.5. So we said we better go down to the hospital. We didn't know what this is. And so we went to the ER at Wagner here. And a tech came out and asked, you know, what symptoms she was having. And we told her that she had a migraine all weekend and now she was spiking the temperature. Sure.

I can't remember if we went that day or the next day, but she pretty much kept her temperature at 100, 100.5. So we said we better go down to the hospital. We didn't know what this is. And so we went to the ER at Wagner here. And a tech came out and asked, you know, what symptoms she was having. And we told her that she had a migraine all weekend and now she was spiking the temperature. Sure.

And they said, go home and self-medicate and look for these signs. And he said, if your temperature goes about 101 or you start developing other problems to call back in or come back in. So we went home and she was kind of at that point disheartened or kind of disgusted with things that she couldn't get any help or diagnosis or couldn't even check in.

And they said, go home and self-medicate and look for these signs. And he said, if your temperature goes about 101 or you start developing other problems to call back in or come back in. So we went home and she was kind of at that point disheartened or kind of disgusted with things that she couldn't get any help or diagnosis or couldn't even check in.

She developed a really barking cough and sometimes she'd start coughing and couldn't stop coughing.

She developed a really barking cough and sometimes she'd start coughing and couldn't stop coughing.

she was starting to wheeze a little bit and i said you know we do not want you catching pneumonia so i asked her the night before i said let's take you back to the emergency room i think you're bad enough now that they will admit you right and she said no she just wanted to spend the night in her bed with one of the pups

she was starting to wheeze a little bit and i said you know we do not want you catching pneumonia so i asked her the night before i said let's take you back to the emergency room i think you're bad enough now that they will admit you right and she said no she just wanted to spend the night in her bed with one of the pups

She asked me to go out and do a few things and give her some more time to snuggle with. She's got a little Yorkie that she likes to stay in bed with. And she just wanted to, I don't know what she just wanted to do.

She asked me to go out and do a few things and give her some more time to snuggle with. She's got a little Yorkie that she likes to stay in bed with. And she just wanted to, I don't know what she just wanted to do.

Yeah, she just wanted me to leave her alone for a while. I wish I had never gone and run errands that day.

Yeah, she just wanted me to leave her alone for a while. I wish I had never gone and run errands that day.

She always kept a 45 magnetized to the bottom of her bed. Okay. That was gone. And she always kept a 9mm in the car. Okay. And it was gone. She really... She gets into these places where she just... She just wants to expire. And so she doesn't really care. She always says, you know, I've got my DNR orders... I'm not going to let anybody, you know, intubate me or whatever.

She always kept a 45 magnetized to the bottom of her bed. Okay. That was gone. And she always kept a 9mm in the car. Okay. And it was gone. She really... She gets into these places where she just... She just wants to expire. And so she doesn't really care. She always says, you know, I've got my DNR orders... I'm not going to let anybody, you know, intubate me or whatever.

And she said, she said, it's a win-win. I get to see Tom sooner. And she talked like that a lot. She'd have good days where she'd be really excited about her job. We'd be planning a trip. And I think this is great. She's got a reason to live. It's all good. And then she'd say, yeah, and the first chance I get, I'm going to check out.

And she said, she said, it's a win-win. I get to see Tom sooner. And she talked like that a lot. She'd have good days where she'd be really excited about her job. We'd be planning a trip. And I think this is great. She's got a reason to live. It's all good. And then she'd say, yeah, and the first chance I get, I'm going to check out.

So she'd go really high on her job or a trip, and then she'd get really down and depressed and just not want to be around.

So she'd go really high on her job or a trip, and then she'd get really down and depressed and just not want to be around.