But, rather than gritting my teeth in the face of a new working week, like most people, I'm still in hospital for an indefinite period. Enduring the goriness and discomfort of the chest drain seems to have paid dividends, though - after losing something like three and a half litres of fluid in eighteen hours, before it stopped working for reasons the doctors haven't fathomed yet, I'm coughing a lot less, even if it's still uncomfortable for me to take too deep a breath. I should be seeing the consultant this morning, so, with any luck, discharge strategies will be on the agenda. I don't suppose that I'd be doing anything greatly different at my accommodation than I'm doing here - i.e. resting and internettting - but I would, at least, be doing it in my own space, and without the constant to and fro of people I have to contend with here. And without the hospital routine - the medication round has begun, breakfast to follow, and so ad nauseam. Getting out of this hamster maze is looking more attractive by the moment!
Love & best wishes to all
Sammy B
I am SOOOO glad it's working! Improvement is awesome. I, too, hope you escape, as long as you promise to not overdo it until the doctors clear the way.
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Jay
Hello Jay
DeleteThings are happening, in here and elsewhere. Another Monday post will appear in due course.
Love & best wishes
Sammy B