We arrived at the NSCU at 10 a.m. when visiting hours "officially" start. She was pretty groggy and nauseous from the anesthesia when we arrived but that quickly improved. Dr. Verma visited us first and changed her dressings and showed us how to stretch, massage, etc. to increase her mobility. Dr. Kula came by shortly after that on rounds. He is the neurologist from TCI. He seemed pleased with how she was doing. They gave her something more for the nausea and that passed shortly thereafter.
Around noontime they moved her out of the bed and she is now sitting up in a chair and getting more active. She is now working on an exciting lunch of Coke and cherry italian ice.
All to report for now.
4 comments:
Ooooh. Stretching and massaging sounds nice!!! ;)
Lacie, I remember that the italian ice tasted pretty darn good when I was in the hospital! Tell them to keep it coming!!!
Thanks for the update John! Tell Lace I send hugs and lots of love! Amanda
So glad to hear she's doing well.
Thanks for the updates. Consider your family "hugged" by the Pittmans!
I'm so glad to read these updates on Lacie. I have an appointment at TCI (first time) in late January. I hope I don't have to have surgery, but if I do, at lease I know something about what to expect.
Peace - D
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