I spent Early Friday morning in a hospital parking lot, while my wife
went in for a Pre-Op Anesthesia appointment, because our "New Normal"
world doesn't allow non-patients in. 7am Monday, I will be dropping her
off at the hospital for surgery to remove half, or possibly all, of a
kidney because a few weeks ago they discovered a growth that is likely cancerous.
If this weren't enough, my wife is a cancer survivor already, when she
was much younger. I'm not familiar with any time a second time around
with cancer goes as well as expected.
So I vent, here, for no other reason than it had to be somewhere.
Hello, All.
I spent Early Friday morning in a hospital parking lot, while my wife
went in for a Pre-Op Anesthesia appointment, because our "New Normal"
world doesn't allow non-patients in. 7am Monday, I will be dropping her
off at the hospital for surgery to remove half, or possibly all, of a
kidney because a few weeks ago they discovered a growth that is likely cancerous.
Then all that I can do is go home and wait for a
phonecall. If successful, they already plan on her being
in the hospital for 3 days, and no visitors.
On 31/10/2020 3:30 a.m., Charles Pierson : FIDONET.CHAT wrote:
Then all that I can do is go home and wait for a phonecall. IfWould she have access to a phone in her room? Maybe that's one way
successful, they already plan on her being in the hospital for 3
days, and no visitors.
you can give each other encouragement.
Try to fit in thoughts of the possible good outcomes. When you do
get a chance to talk to each other, that attitude would boost the
hope that both of you need to hear.
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