So the Tuesday before Thanksgiving I was talking to Cherstin on the phone like I always do (it is our cleaning day, and we get more done when on the phone), and she asked me to hold on so she could take a call that was coming in from Joey. Well she was on with him for a while, and we were expecting to hear the news about Reah being born. When Cherstin got back on she had bad news about Dad. Supposedly all day Mom hadn't been able to get a hold of Dad, and so Carlie had heard Mom talking about her frustration about that to Cherstin or Felicia. So Carlie called Joey and told him to get home so he could find Dad, since Mom hadn't been able to get a hold of him. He did, and they started by calling Uncle Bob, and asking him to drive by the house and see if their car was in the driveway. It wasn't, so Joey started calling hospitals and found out that Dad was on a ventilator at a local hospital and had been there since Monday night. So Joey threw Mom's bags back into her car and sent her home to be with Dad. Joe said he would of went with her, except for the fact that Carlie was due any day, so he didn't.
After talking to Mom, she said she got to the hospital that morning around two and that they woke him up, but that he would have to keep the ventilator in until he was stable for an hour. Daddy, didn't really like it. After that, they did some more test and found there was fluid in the lung sac, and sent Daddy home after removing it. So he got to go home on Thanksgiving. It was a good thing Thanksgiving was canceled at Joey's.
The reason there wasn't any phone calls when Dad was admitted was because his cell phone had died. The story is that he drove himself to the hospital cause he was having trouble breathing, and some people walking in noticed he was having a hard time so they helped him in. As soon as he was in a room he collapsed and they inti-bated him so there wasn't time for some much needed information.
Since then he has been scolded by all, to never drive himself again, and to just call 911 to get an ambulance.