Day 41 - Wednesday 8th June - Part Two
I am sitting at the computer trying to remember what has happened tonight and am so exhausted I am really struggling to recall any events.
This is NOT a call for sympathy.
ok......A student nurse (Z) came into Karen today (should have written this in Part One), and I instantly recognised her as being an ex-work colleague. She looked as pretty as ever and it was great to see her. The last thing I remember about her was that she was jacking in her sales job, and going to retrain as a nurse. It was kinda weird to see her coming to tend to kp and not selling her a computer training course. Nice one Z.
Marie told me a few things that happened in the afternoon. She had heard the nurse naming the infection kp has in another wound, it began with P and my task for the evening was to find out the name but I forgot. Something like Popperdopulous.
It has been a very hot day today, and kp's room was sweltering. No Mains Electric Fans allowed, but we are allowed a battery fan, which sounds like Concorde on takeoff. kp can only stand it on for 5 mins before the noise irritates her too much.
kp had managed to stay in the chair for 45 mins today, her coxxix was killing her (sorry if the spelling is wrong), but she means the bottom of her back.
I asked kp to do a few tricks with her left arm today, but I could only get the slightest movements compared with yesterday. Not worried about this. She was on Diazepam for the afternoon and evening and it really knocks her out. It takes all her concentration to move her left arm, and she didn't have any left for today.
Since the accident, kp has been getting various words wrong. Some of the times this can be quite funny. Today, I asked her where the pain was and she replied
kp:- It's in my slabs
She meant her calfs (of her legs). They probably feel like slabs to her.
Not the best of evenings generally, lots of bowel movement issues which were causing kp quite a bit of distress. Another enema and glycerin suppository provided some relief. Shortly after this, she had her Tamazepam and when I left she was asleep.
If I think of anything key that I have missed out, I will add it in a future blog, but generally it has been an uneventful night.
This is NOT a call for sympathy.
ok......A student nurse (Z) came into Karen today (should have written this in Part One), and I instantly recognised her as being an ex-work colleague. She looked as pretty as ever and it was great to see her. The last thing I remember about her was that she was jacking in her sales job, and going to retrain as a nurse. It was kinda weird to see her coming to tend to kp and not selling her a computer training course. Nice one Z.
Marie told me a few things that happened in the afternoon. She had heard the nurse naming the infection kp has in another wound, it began with P and my task for the evening was to find out the name but I forgot. Something like Popperdopulous.
It has been a very hot day today, and kp's room was sweltering. No Mains Electric Fans allowed, but we are allowed a battery fan, which sounds like Concorde on takeoff. kp can only stand it on for 5 mins before the noise irritates her too much.
kp had managed to stay in the chair for 45 mins today, her coxxix was killing her (sorry if the spelling is wrong), but she means the bottom of her back.
I asked kp to do a few tricks with her left arm today, but I could only get the slightest movements compared with yesterday. Not worried about this. She was on Diazepam for the afternoon and evening and it really knocks her out. It takes all her concentration to move her left arm, and she didn't have any left for today.
Since the accident, kp has been getting various words wrong. Some of the times this can be quite funny. Today, I asked her where the pain was and she replied
kp:- It's in my slabs
She meant her calfs (of her legs). They probably feel like slabs to her.
Not the best of evenings generally, lots of bowel movement issues which were causing kp quite a bit of distress. Another enema and glycerin suppository provided some relief. Shortly after this, she had her Tamazepam and when I left she was asleep.
If I think of anything key that I have missed out, I will add it in a future blog, but generally it has been an uneventful night.
posted by David Pollard at Wednesday, June 08, 2005
1 Comments:
ok, the answers kp has given are as follows :-
1. Gary Glitter
2. T. Rex or Mark Bolam
3. Rod Stewart
4. The Sweet
5. Rubettes
6. Bay City Rollers
7. Chickery Tip
8. David Essex
9. 10cc
10. Roy Wood (Wizard)
11. Mark Bolam
12. GlitterBand
13. Blue
14. Suzie Quattro
How did she do ?
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