by OJ
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Looking down a speciality.
Teazleicious Diva-cat photos for the lazy at heart.
Now with added kitten.
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Thanks. Too soon to say I think.
Le Corbusier takes all the credit for the title.
Jane Doe says:
Oh, I know, that's just the line of thought I had when little Billy was in the neo-natal unit
Ah I didn't realise beautiful little Billy had had a rocky start. So good that he's doing well.
stuff says:
Fingers crossed for your Father in law, OJ, and my thoughts to both you and V.
Geodyne says:
My thoughts with you all.
It does look a bit too clinical, doesn't it?
Thanks. Things looking slightly more positive this morning, with some consciousness being regained.
Geo, I have been to the Sainsbury Centre before and it's always felt clinical to me.
kel says:
I can't remember any kind of medical place having a great feel to it, sadly.
Hope your father in law gets better soon.
The prognosis is now looking much better than we'd hoped for and he is waking up. By the way, Kel, I was probably unclear. The Sainsbury Centre is not part of the hospital - it's a nearby art gallery (at UEA) so I'm not quite sure what the excuse for the clinical hush is.
MaggieD says:
Glad to hear the prognosis is better than expected :) Thinking of you of all ...
crickson says:
Hope your father in law's doing well. I remember quite liking the Sainsbury Centre. I saw an exhibition of Mayan artifacts there once.
Somewhat belatedly I should say that he is doing incredibly well thanks to some brilliant and swift medical intervention.
OJ says:
He is, thank you SLG.
I think it's the rest of the family who now need the TLC....the process of managing the hospital, the ongoing care plan, the discharge plan, the getting the consultant to talk to the family etc. is pretty tiring. As many people will know from experience.
I hope you're well too.