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Bereavement

auntAgonist

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4. Thanks Uben. It's true, there is no place like home. Sleeping in the hospital is a no go...

Reply to Uben (Reply #2)

Tue Dec 1, 2015, 11:41 PM

Dec 2015

the nurses were wonderful though and for most of my stay, a full 10 of those 12 days I was given a private room. They thought I needed the rest and privacy as I was going through so many different tests at all hours. After surgery was most painful and the nursing aftercare was quite intense so the privacy was most welcome.

I hope you're well my friend.

Kesha

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I hope you all had a peaceful Thanksgiving. I'm so very sorry I wasn't here for all of you but I [View all] auntAgonist Dec 2015 OP

can"t stand what you are going through. NCarolinawoman Dec 2015 #1

I'm so sorry you have to be on bed rest :( auntAgonist Dec 2015 #3

Glad you're back home Keisha Uben Dec 2015 #2

Thanks Uben. It's true, there is no place like home. Sleeping in the hospital is a no go... auntAgonist Dec 2015 #4

what a yucky way to spend the holiday. kanda Dec 2015 #5

Thank you! It's true, hospitals don't afford much rest even in a private room. n/t auntAgonist Dec 2015 #6

i'm sorry you've been going through difficult times orleans Dec 2015 #7

Thanks everyone for your kind comments. Healing is slow and very painful but progressive nonetheless auntAgonist Dec 2015 #8

Oh no! murielm99 Dec 2015 #9