Reflections on being at Duke Hospital for the first time in 9 years

[Mik]

Pro tip: Don't look for Bolognese.

[jon-nyc]

Ha

[Mik]

I really made a bunch of it. We've fed seven people, gave a quart to my neighbors and I froze two quarts of it today.

[taiwan_girl]

@jon-nyc said in Reflections on being at Duke Hospital for the first time in 9 years:

I tolerated it so well they let me out right after my infusion finished rather than keeping me overnight just in case.

That is awesome!!!

[89th]

Glad to hear, Jon

[jon-nyc]

Yeah, though relatively small victory. The real test will be what happens to my lung function in the coming months.

But thanks all the same. I appreciated having a night as a real human rather than a patient.

[Axtremus]

Best of luck with staying healthy.

[Mik]

@jon-nyc said in Reflections on being at Duke Hospital for the first time in 9 years:

Yeah, though relatively small victory. The real test will be what happens to my lung function in the coming months.

But thanks all the same. I appreciated having a night as a real human rather than a patient.

I’ll bet. Even small issues like for me today are an interruption.

[SD Tav]

Best wishes for a complete recovery of everyday function. Can't play piano without breathing!

[bachophile]

@taiwan_girl said

Yup, and I am sure that people 100 years or so in the future will look back at medical in 2025 and laugh at how primitive it was.

Link to video

[Mik]

Star Trek IV - here there be whales.