But, there are a couple of snags, unsurprisingly.

Medicade has refused to pay for a wheelchair leaving us holding the proverbial bag. They are also reusing to play for the oxygen as well.

I don't need any Veritum serum (shout out to Chaotic Ink and The Witching Hour) to tell you that I knew Medicade was going to be a problem somewhere in some regard during the process.

Ink, I think I'm going to match Midnight for eye twitch action before long.

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And found a blood clot on the underside of my right knee.

Frankly, I am not surprised.

I've been bedridden for so long since my accident, and my injury prevents me from simply getting up and walking around like I used to. So it is really isn't news.

I am not too concerned by this information however.

Simply put the problem has been caught, and the appropriate steps are being taken.

I'll be on blood thinners for a while, so hopefully they don't make me too wobbly while I recover.

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Okay, so I finally have all the information I need everyone.

And now it is going to be next Friday, April second that I head home.

This is due to the delay in getting the wheelchair I need.

A wheelchair that I now know is on it's way.

So that is it my friends.

Everything is finally squared away.

It's about damn time.

That's all for now, Bryan Luna.

Okay everyone, so due to some poor communication on the part of some people here at Mt. Olympus I am actually slated to go home this Friday.

I would grumble about this, but this kind of thing is literally a Tuesday for me.

Sincerely, I don't know what else to say you guys.

Anyway, I'm in the home stretch here and it amazes me that I am looking at starting walking as early as next month.

Really? That calls for a party!

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Okay, so it won't be today, but next Friday that I get to go home.

Which is fine really, I need a walker, and a wheelchair.

And since home health services, which we don't have in Elko are what is supposed to take care of it, well that's a bit of snag isn't it?

Honestly, it's kind of funny, but also annoying.

Complications, it just wouldn't be a day in my life without them.

Also, today is exactly 30 days since my fall, and I feel a little rattled by it.

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Hey everyone, it has been a little while since I came to Mount Olympus, and I have some good news.

I am on track to go home this Friday.

And this is after my cast came off and my stitches came out last Wednesday.

I have my boot to help my leg heal, and my physical therapy has been exhausting, but has gone really well.

So, there it is, I'm on my way to the next bit of my recovery.

Thanks to everyone who reached out after my operation, it means a lot to me.

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So you guys may have noticed that I have been offline for a while.

Well, there is a reason for that.

Last Friday night I was exiting the the laundry room at the apartment complex where I Live, and slipped on the wet mud the weather had created.

The resulting fall both broke my leg in two places, and dislocated my right foot.

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And I have decide to release a limited preview of the revisions that have been done so far.

Clouds had begun to roll in, gradually taking over the once clear skies. However, the changes in the weather didn’t have the attention of the occupants of the blue, two-story house. Instead they were engaged in preparing for their weekend plans.

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So you'll notice that As the Tempest Rages is back up on my user page.

I did this because it will actually at this point be less trouble to have it up and active on my user page while the needed changes are being made.

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Okay so this one is going to pretty brief. I finally have some help in the form of an editor and we have been going over the first chapter for Believe in Magic and improvements are being made. As a result no new chapters will be coming for a while.

This should also help with getting As the Tempest Rages back on track as well. And on that subject Chaotic ink and I have done some rearranging of some of the ideas we had for it and we ironed out the kinks.

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