Pete's been busy this morning. Physio has him walking the hallways already (not an easy task) and if that isn't enough, Ena and I couldn't wait to wash his hair.
The nurse thankfully removed the feeding tube from Pete's nose and now he can enjoy eating once again.
Ena's time here is over all to quickly and this evening she is on her way back to BC. We had a wonderful time "sister bonding". Thanks Ena for keeping me company and for giving Pete some nursing care :) We even managed to get a Costco trip in!
7.00 pm
Finally Pete is in the ward where he belongs and will get the specialized care that he needs.
He is in the University of Alberta Hospital, "inpatient transplant unit" - 3G2-24 #1. This is the same room he was in when we first came in.
The amazing thing is that sharing the room with Pete is another fellow transplant patient Al and his wife Cheryl, whom we met in the gym back in May of 2014. Also in the ICU along with Pete was another person from our group, Ron who just received a lung transplant too. Quite the re-union!
Pete feels really good and feeling very grateful.
All praise, honour and glory to God Alone.
Glad to read this positive news. All praise and glory to God, for sure! Continuing to pray that the healing continues. Love from Diane and Norman
ReplyDeleteIt's wonderful to hear that Pete is making good progress. We are remembering you both in our prayers. Much love from Dick and Alida Hope you both sleep well.
ReplyDeleteExciting news to read that Pete is making steady progress, and that he is with good company. I think he will settle in nicely.....home away from home. Wonderful blessings from our Heavenly Father. Wyn and Danny.
ReplyDeleteThankful...thankful.. Thankful. May the recovery continue!
ReplyDeleteThe hair comment made me laugh. I'm with you there and I'm glad it was washed before I visit :)
ReplyDeleteAre Al and Cheryl the couple that you hung around with? Have a good day, Mabel
I knew it would work out well. Praise the Lord. So now his hair is clean and he is handsome again. And he is roomies with his gymn mates. Super. You had made some good friends with them and the spouses. Kathleen
ReplyDeletePraise God! Good progress and happy reunions! hugs, Henk and Janice
ReplyDeleteThankful for the good news! I hope that Pete enjoys the meals that he can eat now after almost 2 weeks of artificial food. We pray that the progress will continue. Groeten, Tallien
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