Day 81 - Monday 18th July - Part Two
Couple of hours sleep in the afternoon. She woke up asking me for some water. Didn't even realise I had gone and Marie and Glenn were there.
Jane B. arrived and did a bit of a show to cheer kp up which is great Jane thanks. BUT THEN, she let Karen down by eating one of her curly wurlys. Never eat Karen's curly wurlys if you want to stay friends with kp. Actually, Karen isn't keen on curly wurlys but I love them.
Mum and Dad visited tonight. In fact, they are UP NORTH for the whole week, which means the house should be spotless when they leave and I will get some good food and company. There is one down side to having parents up however, namely they don't hesitate to criticise you. Apparently I have made a spelling mistake in the blog. LOL. I know that I spelt cocchyx wrong at some point and the drugs could be spelled wrong, but I give up about what it is. So there's a quiz for you Ronnie. What have I misspelt ?
Mum had kp in stitches tonight unintentionally. It was a belly holding moment. kp had asked me to move her. So I got in the right position to begin the move and mum had stood up out of the way.
Mum:- 1.............2..................3................
I let mum finish the count out and then looked at her................
dp:- What are you doing Mum ?
Mum:- I just thought I would help by counting for you.
Well, we were all laughing. I still smile when I think of it. I then relayed the tale of Marie's counting attempts when she couldn't get to 3 for laughing which again made Karen laugh. So, lots of laughing tonight which was good.
But..........why is there always a but.............?
kp started to get jitters. That's the only word I can think of to describe it. She wasn't in pain, but couldn't lie still for more than 5-10 mins before a move was needed. Even then, between moves she was fidgeting all the time with her legs (which she finds very hard to move in the first place). It got so bad, I asked the Sister if we could see her. She came and reassured kp of a few things it could be and a few ways out which we could try. We put a couple of them in place tonight (Diclofenac and removal of DVT Socks). Fingers crossed they sort it out, otherwise kp is in for one helluva night.
Jane B. arrived and did a bit of a show to cheer kp up which is great Jane thanks. BUT THEN, she let Karen down by eating one of her curly wurlys. Never eat Karen's curly wurlys if you want to stay friends with kp. Actually, Karen isn't keen on curly wurlys but I love them.
Mum and Dad visited tonight. In fact, they are UP NORTH for the whole week, which means the house should be spotless when they leave and I will get some good food and company. There is one down side to having parents up however, namely they don't hesitate to criticise you. Apparently I have made a spelling mistake in the blog. LOL. I know that I spelt cocchyx wrong at some point and the drugs could be spelled wrong, but I give up about what it is. So there's a quiz for you Ronnie. What have I misspelt ?
Mum had kp in stitches tonight unintentionally. It was a belly holding moment. kp had asked me to move her. So I got in the right position to begin the move and mum had stood up out of the way.
Mum:- 1.............2..................3................
I let mum finish the count out and then looked at her................
dp:- What are you doing Mum ?
Mum:- I just thought I would help by counting for you.
Well, we were all laughing. I still smile when I think of it. I then relayed the tale of Marie's counting attempts when she couldn't get to 3 for laughing which again made Karen laugh. So, lots of laughing tonight which was good.
But..........why is there always a but.............?
kp started to get jitters. That's the only word I can think of to describe it. She wasn't in pain, but couldn't lie still for more than 5-10 mins before a move was needed. Even then, between moves she was fidgeting all the time with her legs (which she finds very hard to move in the first place). It got so bad, I asked the Sister if we could see her. She came and reassured kp of a few things it could be and a few ways out which we could try. We put a couple of them in place tonight (Diclofenac and removal of DVT Socks). Fingers crossed they sort it out, otherwise kp is in for one helluva night.
posted by David Pollard at Monday, July 18, 2005
3 Comments:
hey chuck...how's things???
have just been catching up on your blog....well mind you have been busy, what with pain breakthrough and mulit information vomit.....nice one...dp... and i have to say the antibiotic in liquid form looks.....erm...yuk!!!!!!!! good you have it in tablet form now...
well have been busy with extra work etc...and had a nice surprise Victoria came home for the weekend..thats was nice..mind you my credit card was SCREAMING by the time she went back...lol
dp i've been through the blog and i carnt find your spelling mistake...miond you i carnt spell either...lol..as you can tell...lol
im dead pleased your happy about your weight loss..but im dead jealous too......i will tell you in person how much i am next time im in.....lol....but you must work on those sand bag's too....get those muscles back eh...
pk love hope you sleep well tonight and have a great day tomorrow...love to all keep smileing hun....oh how's your 'tan' now....???
love and hugs...
debsxxxxxxx
ps....did we find out who 'moses' was???? funny bloke if i do say so....lol
oh forgot to mention..i got a new bike and was out on it for the first time....it years since i was on one...so it was a bit hair raiseing to say the least..only did about 4mile but needed oxygen by the time i got home...
it was going well till i back peddled and the chain came off......lol what a sight i looked...hope no one saw me...lol yeah right like i have that kind of luck......lol
love debsxx
Hi Karen,
It sounds as if you are feeling a bit better, great news and keep up the good work with the moving of arm well done. Not just me who cant spell then but Im getting better, its the small words im hopless with dont you know KP. Everyone here sends their love and wish you a speedy recovery.
Keep up the good work front line Margo
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