A long visit to the doctor

I had an appointment at the doctor Thursday at 2. When I got there I wasn't feeling good and they found I was running a fever. Since I don't currently have much of an immune system, they decided to put me in the hospital. The clinic is directly across the street from the hospital but they put me in an ambulance anyway. That was amusing. When you come in on an ambulance, the ER team gets really active. I had 8 or 9 people descend on me. If you weren't used to hospitals I could see how the ER experience would be really scary.
Now my two-hour clinic appointment is turning into a week-long hospital stay. On Monday, they did a bone marrow biopsy on me and possibly I was going to stay for a transplant - another three weeks. I'm also getting all kinds of antibiotics to try to stop whatever is causing the fevers.
The fevers cleared up over the weekend with some anti-fungals and I'm not going to be doing a bone marrow biopsy so I just got home. Sitting here watching the Giants game and drinking a root beer (thanks Linda!).