It’s been a long and difficult day. For Harry, last night was sleepless, so he is in rough shape. I trust he will sleep tonight. He is in Carolyn’s capable and compassionate care for the second night. I came home for rest before a big day tomorrow. The X ray has been taken at Surrey […]
Oh, my! Where to begin? A rough night, but we had been reassured by the night nurse, Sarah, that all would be well. And I assured her that she would be featured in the blog if she was right. Here she is… Sarah, RN – young but gifted Morning broke with Surrey Place rehab a
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With the idea that we would be moving out of the hospital today, I packed everything up, and Harry shaved. He had moved through the Don Johnson stage of stubble, to the Harvey Weinstein look. There was some talk of not shaving until this was all over, but neither of us could stand it for
The hospital is quite a different place on Monday! After a relatively quiet weekend, it was hopping (so to speak) today, with many surgical patients arriving. I set out to Starbucks first thing for my drug of choice, and breakfast for Harry. There on the seat of the car was the play script I thought
My arm is getting a lot of undeserved sympathy. Thanks to the magic of stem cells (or maybe placebo effect) I am able to move off the disabled list (officially on Wednesday) so Harry’s leg should get all the positive energy and prayers, please! Here is today’s progress report. Dr. Andy Spitzfaden arrives early to