Its 7:27 am. I just woke up from another comfortable night on the concrete floor in the waiting room. It was nice though having a little different scenery. If you didn't read last nights blog, you might want to read it first. We had a good day yesterday. Mary went down to the 5Th floor late last night, out of ICU. She is in a semi-private room right now. She still is receiving good care from the nurses. The only bad thing about this is that they will not let us stay in the room with her. I was hesitant with this because I know how restless she has been. She will sleep for a while, then wake up and want to get out of bed, or get up and go to the bathroom. And until she calms down, she is adamant about it. A couple of thing that they did that made me rest easier was put a bed alarm under her shoulders. We she moves around a lot the alarm will sound. They did put a person in her room the whole night. That made me rest easier. I just don't want her to get hurt. I checked in this morning and the nurse said she had a night of some sleep, and restlessness. No surprise to me. But, I know they took good care of her, and that helps. Mary had made quite a few steps in the last few days. Like I said last night, her words are sounding better, and she is more alert than she has been. We will see how she does today. I can't even get in the room until 11:00, and that is killing me. I know Mary will start having more physical therapy on this floor, and that is good also. Those of you have come to see Mary, know that she has come along way, but also has a long road ahead. She has remembered most everyone that has come in. For those who are planning to come down and visit, just know that Mary may be resting while your here. She needs her rest, so visits may me limited. I know each and everyone of you understands and will not care if you can't see her during your visit. Right now we have to do what is best for the continued progress of her health. When I know more about her condition, and doctor reports, I will update you all. Let's see what today brings us. Kiss your family, and have great day. Thanks.