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Oh my dear friend, I am so sorry the bugs have found you to be so delightful to feed on. My father would say when bugs got too annoying, " You're new in the neighborhood, they'll leave you alone once they get used to you."
As for Lindsay, now that the medication has finally kicked in, is back to being her old self again, thank God. She has had many tests done and nothing has shown up to give a clue what caused the seizures. Perhaps that is a good sign. I will attempt again to pull her away from what she is so busy doing, to take pictures of Yuki and post them on the boards.
You'll miss Dj for a while after you leave, but once you're back in your routine in your own home and surroundings again, those feeling will not be so strong. I think one of the things that make it so pleasurable being a grandmother, is that we can hand the young ones back to mommy, it is not a full time job. Incidentally, how old is Dj?
As for my ex son-in-law, that's a nightmare which hopefully will soon be over. And yes, he is a threat to my life. For some time now he has gotten into his head that I did something terrible to him and he wants me dead. Trust me, I did nothing, nor did I say anything to him for him to behave this way. It is all in his head and my daughter and I know he is mentally deranged. She, on numerous occasions told him to pack up and leave, which he doesn't do. If you don't see him coming, you will hear him coming because he is always talking, what I call babbling, to no one. Long story and certainly to be discussed privately. We are working on it, per a restraining order. When I had a meeting with two police officers I was hoping they would take him away, after all he was breaking laws and threatening me. They suggested I file a restraining order.
I apologize for these long posts but there is so much to talk about which we can't do on a daily basis since you left the country. I am, of course looking forward to your return. Take care, stay healthy, stay safe, wear your mask. 
@SandySparkles I read this again, which is not unusual for me, it sinks in better the second time around. As for a semi permanent move, it certainly sounds feasible, however, and I'm sure you already are aware that it is an idea which will consume a great deal of time before you give it a yea or a nay.
As for Lindsay, we have noticed the medication has caused a change. The bubbly, smiling, ready with a remark that will cause us to laugh, is now more subdued. What matters more than anything is that she never have a seizure again. We realize that many medications have side effects, and for now this is what it is, we'll see how it all goes down the road.
Here it is, almost 2: A.M., where does the time go? Well maybe if I started earlier in the day I can get finished at a decent hour...I just answered my own question. So, dear friend, you will be back soon and in the meantime enjoy every minute until your departure. Give Dj a big hug and a kiss from Lindsay's Grandma or Grandma Elizabeth. Safe trip home, rest up, and back to the everyday routines. 
@SandySparkles ...I am really worried about you dear friend, it is way past the time frame of your return back to the states. Hopefully I am worried for nothing and will hear from you shortly.
Okay, under the circumstances you mentioned, I will forgive your delay in getting in touch with me upon your arrival back in the states. 
I am so sorry the bugs in Costa Rica found you so desirable that they caused enough discomfort to warrant medication. And yes, I will admit I didn't take into consideration the possibility of jet lag and/or the need for rest after the ordeal of caring for a youngster plus the entire ordeal, from beginning to end. For that I apologize. 
I most certainly will give Lindsay a hug from her Aunt Sandy whom she keeps questioning me about whenever I mention your name. It's really funny because from out of the blue she suddenly has an aunt she never heard of before. I will also give Stacy your regards.
The main thing now is for you to take as long as you need to rest and feel up to getting back into the swing of life again at home. Oh, I must not forget to mention Yuki, who is a naughty puppy driving me insane. I have been pleading with Stacy to get her trained because her bad behavior needs to be curtailed.
While you are resting and getting back in the swing of things I will patiently wait to hear from you again...and I am delighted you are back.
Welcome back my friend. I would venture to say that most of your travels didn't include taking care of a very young child. More than likely that's why it has taken you so much longer to bounce back.
I am sad to say that Lindsay had 2 more seizures. She is very nervous and frightened and will be seeing a different doctor. She had complained that her eyes were bothering her and the last time she saw the doctor Stacy was told it wasn't necessary at that time to make an appointment with an eye doctor, I told her she should have insisted.
I personally would like to vent my feelings to that doctor.
Unfortunately, she needs a referral to see a doctor, Stacy cannot just make an appointment.
Every test Lindsay had in the hospital was negative, nothing indicated the cause. Whatever it is may very well be an underlying issue.
I appreciate your compliment regarding my resilience to adversity. If I were to list every adversity I had to overcome in my lifetime, you would wonder why I am still alive. I am a fighter and a survivor my dear Sandy, no matter how many times I am knocked down, I pick myself up and come back fighting.
I refuse to cower while feeling sorry for myself and I wish more women, particularly those who are being abused by their husband as I was, would find the strength to do the same.
You are 100% correct regarding the need for Yuki to start obedient training because of her age. I have been advising Stacy to have her trained while she is young, it will be more difficult to train her when she is older. However, at this time she is more involved with and worried about Lindsay so, I understand her hesitation.
As for me, well, what can I say? The leg pain is excruciating which interferes with the ability to fall asleep so I take a pain pill and read until exhaustion sets in. Now if I could sleep straight for at least seven hours that would be great. I wake up at least every two hours and it again, takes more time to go back to sleep. I guess the only time I will be able to sleep undisturbed is when I am dead. 
This mail is growing by leaps and bounds, time to say I am so happy you are back, hope you are completely rested, and look forward to hearing from you.
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