The next day, even though it was Saturday, Grace, Christopher, Jessica, Egon, Lila, Dana, her parents, her parents, Tabitha, Peter Jr., Ray and Jenny were all up bright and early and headed to the hospital.
Doctor Katzenberg had the weekend off, to attend a family event, so taking his place was Dr. Michael Glassman, a gentleman in his late 50's, who was taking care of Peter, Winston and Jeanie.
Dr. Glassman shared great news with everyone.
Both Jeanie and Winston are doing great, even sitting up in chairs.
The one though that the doctor was very surprised with recuperation was Peter.
Not only was he sitting up as well, but was very alert and was very hungry, as he requested an actual meal not liquids for breakfast.
"That's wonderful," spoke Dana.
"Can we visit them?" asked Ray.
"We have to run a few tests on Mr. Zeddemore, Dr. Venkman and Mrs. Spengler.
That will take about an hour.
You can see them afterwards," said Dr. Glassman.
Sure enough, an hour later, everyone was allow to visit.
Dana, Grace and Egon would be the first to see their husbands and wife, while Ray, Jenny, and the Barretts would visit awhile later.
Winston was sitting up in a chair, reading the paper and having a glass of OJ, when there was a knock at the door.
"Come in," he called.
Winston looked up and a smile appeared onto his face as he saw Grace, followed by Christopher and Jessica walked in.
"Good morning Mrs. Zeddemore," Winston said with a laugh.
And for the first time in days, Grace laughed herself and said, "Good morning Mr. Zeddemore," as she gave her new husband a kiss.
Christopher and Jessica giggled at the sight.
"Well, what do we have here?" asked Winston.
"Hi Uncle Winston, " said Christopher.
"We're glad you're feeling better Uncle Winston," Jessica added.
"I'm doing a lot better now that you're all here," said Winston.
Each of the kids then took turns carefully giving him a hug, not to disturbe his insession area.
"Now I feel really better."
"We have something for you Uncle Winston," said Jessica.
"We made you get well cards," Christopher added.
"Thank you guys.
I'm going to put these next to my bed," said Winston as he tried to get up.
"Allow me," spoke Grace, as she put the art work on the dresser next to the bed.
"Auntie Grace said you're going to be living with us now," said Christopher.
"So we want to get the house ready for you," Jessica added.
"Just a few touch up," said Grace.
"That's great.
And once I feel 100% better, I'll lend a hand," said Winston.
"We can't wait till you're home with us Uncle Winston," said Jessica.
"But what about the firehouse?" asked Christopher.
"It will be like Peter.
I'll go there in the morning, then I'll come home afterwards," Winston answered.
"Of course kids, Uncle Winston does work a different schedule than I do, so he could be on call at anytime as well," Grace pointed.
"What's important right now is the three of you, said Winston, My family."
Grace took Winston's hand with a smile, and he smiled back.
"By the way, I have great news.
Jeanie and Peter are doing well," she said.
"Now that makes me feel a whole lot better," said Winston.
A few doors down, Jeanie was sitting up in a chair reading a book, when there was a knock at the door.
"Come in," she called out.
The door opened and a smile appeared on her face, when she saw Egon and Lila.
"Morning," spoke Egon as he entered.
"Good morning, said Jeanie, I missed you both."
"So did we."
Egon and Jeanie kissed, then Egon took Lila out of her stroller, for Jeanie to see her.
Hello sweetpea, I wish I can hold you, but I can't for the next few weeks," said Jeanie, as she planted kisses on the baby's face, causing Lila to giggle.
"How are you feeling since yesterday?" Egon asked.
"A lot better thank you," Jeanie answered.
I mean also about you know..what the doctor said."
Jeanie sighed and answered, "Right now I still have mixed emotions about it."
"That was my fault to bring it up.
I won't go on anymore," said Egon.
"That's OK.
What matters now is we got through this and I'm here."
I do have great news.
Winston and Peter are doing great," said Egon.
"That makes me feel a lot better to hear that," said Jeanie.
Egon pulled chair over with one hand, closer to the bed, while holding Lila in the other and sat down next to Jeanie, as the two looked over at each other and their baby daughter with love.
In a few rooms away, Peter had just finished eating when he heard a knock at the door, as he was moving his bed tray table away.
"Come in," he said.
A huge smile appeared across his face Dana entered the room, along with Oscar, and the twins, who she pushed in a stroller.
"Papa!" yelled a very happy Oscar, as raced to Peter.
Peter carefully shifted his body to the side of the bed.
"Up Papa up!" spoke Oscar.
"Sorry sweetie, but Papa can't pick you up now," Dana pointed out.
"No, but I can hug him.
Dana, put him on the bed," said Peter.
Dana lifted Oscar up to the bed, placed him down next to Peter, who gave him a big hug.
"I miss you Papa," said Oscar.
"I miss you to little man.
But I'll be home soon, to with you and Mommy, and your brother and your sister," said Peter.
Dana then picked up Oscar off the bed, but not before giving a kiss to Peter.
"I'm so glad you're doing well," she said.
"I feel like a million bucks again, said Peter, Maybe not quite a million but close to it."
Dana then placed the twins on the bed, so Peter can see them, and gave each one of them a kiss.
"The doctor told us that Jeanie and Winston are doing great as well," said Dana.
"Now I feel even better than just a few moments ago," said Peter.