I Don't Like The Hospital

I had major surgery two months ago. I spent nine days in the hospital; I had never been an inpatient before. I received outstanding care. I was and am extremely lucky to have been in a state of the art academic medicine facility. Yes, the regular checking of "vitals," having blood drawn, being stuck, prodded, and poked was a bit disconcerting at first, but I very quickly came to appreciate the skill and dedication of the nursing staff, physical therapists, technicians, and dieticians, as well as the physicians who tracked my healing and recovery. Being in the hospital was difficult for me in that I am a very independent and self sufficient person, and it was a major change to be almost totally dependent during my stay. I am so very grateful for the care I received.

We are right behind you her is hoping for good news

all the best...it's not fun but it's necessary.

I hope all is well.

I hope all turns out ok for you. Just remember your doctor was once an in turn too and had to learn. Last time I had to bare it all their was an intern in the room to. A little embarrassing but I survived.

The only way to stay sane in a hospital is to just accept that you're abandoning your dignity at the door. Once you do that, it's all — well, not good, but tolerable.

My favorite part of the hospital experience is when they don't tell you anything and when you need someone they hide or go on break.

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I hope your results are good, I hate blood tests.

Hope all comes back ok Ruby x

Hope there is no news to share.

Hoping for good news 😔🤗