No more on Chick's thread, time to start my own
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Thanks so much everyone.
Well, today's the day. Just had a yap with an amazing doctor. Smashing bloke. Hub's having hip op this morning. I should get a call back when he's through it, then I can go and visit.
Here we goooooooooooooooooo
Thanks so much everyone.
Well, today's the day. Just had a yap with an amazing doctor. Smashing bloke. Hub's having hip op this morning. I should get a call back when he's through it, then I can go and visit.
Here we goooooooooooooooooo
Yeah, only 9-or so miles up the road. Only takes me a couple of hours to get there! (Bus and train)
Oh, the hip will be a simple fix, apparently. Keeping him alive is the worry, Grannie G. Still, they know what they're doing. More updates tonight.
They don't seem to be too concerned with his overall condition, although I was asked about his general wellbeing. I'm scared, obviously, but hope to give a good report. The hospital doctor was amazing. Full of fun; cheer and laughter. That can't be bad, can it
Thanks so much for your support Grannie G xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
We're ok thanks Chugg. Bill has slept more or less since he came out of hospital. That's ok though!
It IS hard, Lilac Blossom. I've got The Clash on iTunes; doing the washing and praying!!
It's a bit quieter like that, I guess, but no less worrisome. Love to you both, xxxxxxxxxxx
Chuggalug - just caught up. Praying for you and husband - please make them watch out for post-operative delirium after the op - its what did for my poor old man. Please question everything they suggest doing - difficult I know but in retrospect I suspect I could have forced a lot more issues regarding his post-operative care if I had been more aware. The only thing I would say about DNR is that the medics can cause more damage to the thorax than good if a person needs to be resuscitated. Watched it happen to my 94 year old MIL who did not have a DNR in place - in an ambulance on the way to Bedford General some years ago. Chin up - thinking of you - wish I was nearer to provide transport. WIFE
Glory to god!!!
He made it! Operation successful and he's currently waking up from the procedure which took about a half hour.
HE MADE IT - YAAAAAYYYYYY!!!!!!
Had another chat with the doctor, who is an amazing bloke. Really relaxed about the whole thing. I'm giving hubby today and tonight to recover, and I'll visit tomorrow
He made it! Operation successful and he's currently waking up from the procedure which took about a half hour.
HE MADE IT - YAAAAAYYYYYY!!!!!!
Had another chat with the doctor, who is an amazing bloke. Really relaxed about the whole thing. I'm giving hubby today and tonight to recover, and I'll visit tomorrow
He made it! Operation successful and he's currently waking up from the procedure which took about a half hour.
HE MADE IT - YAAAAAYYYYYY!!!!!!
Had another chat with the doctor, who is an amazing bloke. Really relaxed about the whole thing. I'm giving hubby today and tonight to recover, and I'll visit tomorrow
Oh Chugg sooooo very happy
to hear the operation was successful. Have a good evening and night and take care when you visit him tomorrow. By then the thunderstorms will have gone and you will be safe. Take care lol disi xxxxxxxxxxx
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