Back at the campground we acting as
normally as we could. Millie was not in pain, none that she
complained about anyhow. We passed the days as we had for two months,
I went to the gym every morning, we enjoyed the warm weather and just
took life easy.
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| Site of new casino |
We have been watching the progress of
the construction site behind us and have found out it is going to be
a casino. I guess we'll have to bring some extra change when we
return next winter.
The campground had a Mardi Gras Parade
and we participated in that with Maggie riding in her bicycle
sidecar. The Canadian snowbirds here are very social and made up most
of the parade, some of their costumes were very interesting!
The nurse took one look at the wound
and said they are not ready to come out. They said they would give us
the name of an associate in Clermont that we could follow up with.
They made no mention of the infection.
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| Homestead to Wauchula |
Our next stop was not in Clermont but
in Wauchula. We were here for the Pioneer Days Farm show in nearby
Zolfo Springs and to see Willie Nelson at the Plant City Strawberry
Festival.
Our stay here in Wauchula was at the
Peace River Thousand Trails Campground. Part of our RV timeshare, we
stayed here for free, as usual all the full hookup sites were taken.
We settled into a nice water/electric site on the lower perimeter of
the park.
The day after our arrival we went to a
local physician for a second opinion of Millie's wrist. He took one
look at it and said he didn't need to do a culture, he was sure she
had a bacterial resistance infection (MRSA) He prescribed a stronger
antibiotic and told us to come back in a week.
The Wauchula doctor seemed very
competent and we liked him, we left his office with both a fearful
apprehension about the MRSA and confidence in this new physician.
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