On the way to Philly |
No we are not getting medical treatment in Hondouras |
As I mentioned, the day started at CHOP. Or, rather, before CHOP at High Street on Market, Bon Appetit's 2nd best new restaurant (after Rose's Luxury). Breakfast was a Forager Sandwich (mushroom, kale, cheese) and a beet-cured gravlax on a pretzel role with whipped celery cream cheese, cheese scones and several loaves of bread. Yes, loaves. This is gluten at its very best and in so many forms.
But onto CHOP. Dr. Sandy Burnham felt that Harry's back and sacroiliac joints, the source of his ankylosing spondylitis, seemed fine. His knees, however, were filled with fluid and definitely rheumatic. The groin pain may be nerve-related, so there may be another specialty to add to our Hardy Boys' list of unsolved mysteries. (Did the Hardy boys wind up in med school?)
Uncle Michael Solomon |
Must be a good issue of the DP |
We trained back, making a quick stop at Union Market to get gravlax and cheese for our High Street bread (if you thought this was a cancer blog, your wrong. It's all about the food.). And into room 433. As of this morning room 433 has been sealed off and they are working to improve it.
We are now in room 409 for the first days of Sukkot. Hopefully being released before or after Shabbat. Email me if you want to drop by. And Harry has 6 more days to raise money for Best Buddies. Thank you to everyone who has contributed to Harry's Best Buddies race on October 18. He has raised three times the amount of his original goal and has increased his goal since he first set it! When you open his page, the photo is Harry leading the pack in last year's ride -- when he took the lead over numerous former U.S. champions and former Olympians for several miles. http://mydc2014.
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