Hey Everyone!!
   We made it home early this morning at approximately 12:30! The Schaller volunteers firefighter/EMS were there upon our arrival to help Nate get in! They are very professional and did a great job!!! We had a restless night. Nate was very uncomfortable as he was/is FOS. Ok I will let you all figure out what "FOS" is...it has  deals with his bowels! He was very nauseous and anxious as he was not feeling well. I finally fell asleep at 2:30 this AM and was up at 7:30. My sister spent the night and we spent all day organizing all of Nate's supplies, organizing the house and taking care of Nate. We worked all day off and on to get him not to be, "FOS". We did not have much luck. We called the home health nurse and she advised we have Nate go to the ER. He has to be transported by ambulance as he has to be flat. So again Schaller first responders and EMS came to the house and did a great job! I can not go with him as COVID-19 is a very REAL thing in BV County. I am getting updates regularly and I know he is in great hands at BVRMC. Unity Point at Home came today for some home health needs and I am totally impressed with the nurses we have! They did a great job! We are truly blessed to live in a small town and have such good support. We opened a lot of cards today that we have received and continue to read the well wishes on the Caring-bridge sit.  We are truly thankful for the donations we continue receive on the GoFundMe account. The boys are all smiles since we have been home and I can truly say, "it is a blessing to be home"!!! Our fur babies were pissed at us that we were gone, but quickly forgave us. 
Nate is getting a CT scan to rule out a bowel obstruction. Will keep everyone posted. 

Good to be home
-Blums