myotherlife · 61-69, M
akindheart · 70-79, F
@myotherlife you should see my scar. about 7 inches long
myotherlife · 61-69, M
@akindheart Ouch
New Orleans have great hospitals and medical services. My parents used the Ochsner flagship years ago. One of the first hospitals to include a con-joined and integrated hotel. Was great for out of town patients who could check into the hotel on the day prior, have a prep visit by the staff who would explain things and the hospital staff would come get them in the morning. Meanwhile, accompanying family could wait in the comfort of the hotel and patients discharged to the hotel. That integrated patient handling was like the Cadillac of patient care for out of towners.
Sounds like a serious wrist injury and some future rehab to get everything back to normal. Or even close to normal reflecting on my own broken arm and hand bone experiences.
New Orleans is also one of the biggest crime cities in the US. Like so many other big US cities, the New Orleans inner city was abandoned and the people moved to beyond the neighboring parish lines. On my last visit we took a pretty extensive drive around the city and it looked like the city is still shrinking :(
Sounds like a serious wrist injury and some future rehab to get everything back to normal. Or even close to normal reflecting on my own broken arm and hand bone experiences.
New Orleans is also one of the biggest crime cities in the US. Like so many other big US cities, the New Orleans inner city was abandoned and the people moved to beyond the neighboring parish lines. On my last visit we took a pretty extensive drive around the city and it looked like the city is still shrinking :(
akindheart · 70-79, F
@Heartlander they were kind to me. i was a little worried about being drugged up and my purse on the stretcher and i could not move but there were police everywhere
@akindheart I grew up 50 miles away. My dad was a grocer who made weekly trips to the old French Market and docks for produce and I got to tag along. I still to this day remember the best ham sandwich I ever had was from a street push cart vendor who sliced hot ham off the bone, slapped it on hot French Bread and added Dijon mustard.
The staff at inner city hospitals are really Angels of Mercy. My dad had 2 long term stays stays there when he was younger. One for a shattered knee cap, another for osteomyelitis, a bone infection. And all his life gave credit to then Hotel Dieu (an old hospital since before the Civil War) for saving his life.
The staff at inner city hospitals are really Angels of Mercy. My dad had 2 long term stays stays there when he was younger. One for a shattered knee cap, another for osteomyelitis, a bone infection. And all his life gave credit to then Hotel Dieu (an old hospital since before the Civil War) for saving his life.
