Hard to believe that it has been a whole 4 weeks since Roger was admitted with a splitting headache. Lis has just said that the physiotherapist has had Roger standing up for a short time this weekend. He still suffers from double vision and the promised eye-patch has finally arrived to give some short term relief. Though still unable to talk because of the tracheotomy he has written some messages and has a sense of humour in expressing mock fear at the prospect of having to be driven by Lis for some months to come. The transfer from the ICU to a standard ward is unfortunately showing the issues the Health Service has in providing a weekend service due to staffing levels.
It has surprised myself and Lis just how many people have read this blog to see how Roger is progressing. So far it has 100 hits a day. While that interest continues I will keep summarising the information which Lis provides daily.
Hi Bob, thanks for the updates. I've only just found this blog, having been looking for comments on Roger's blog - I understand it's got locked!
ReplyDeleteSending all good wishes to Roger and his family. I'm pleased to hear that humour is shining through - that has to be a good sign!
Vy 73, Tim G4VXE
Bob, is Wifi available in the hospital? In that case, it might be possible to write a CW-app we can "tune into", and make QSO's with Roger.
ReplyDelete73 de Frank PA3CNO