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1 Is it fireworks???
#2 Is It lightning??
#3 Is it the tail lights on the ambulance at 5 a m ???
Yes to #3, too dazed to check the shutter speed or anything else, and too tired to hold the camera steady, Never mind,blurry lights are fine.
Hugh has had a few days of recurring pain, crutches, and Monday night was like the lights, it went in a blur of no sleep, pain medication, that didn’t help at all, and another 111 call about 4.30 a.m. Two ladies arrived, helped him into the chariot that delivers help to so many. I followed over at daylight, and was given a reviving coffee in a few minutes. Maybe we have been there in ED so often, we are familiar faces. A lovely doctor, by the name of Dan, reassured us, no recent trauma, and to make another appointment with the orthopaedic surgeon. Medication needs to be adjusted, to control pain at all times !! I think if it does that, it’ll be a true miracle. Home to sleep, watch the rain fall on the windows, and look at my bed with eyes almost closed already.
I continue to be so grateful for our hospital, the staff, a prompt ambulance service, and friends and family there with love, support, and offers of everything we could or would need.
Quotation of the day, author unknown
“ If you want to keep your feet firmly on the ground, do not walk on high bridges”
Greetings from Jean
17 comments:
Hello Jean, I am so sorry your Hugh is not feeling well. I hope the hospital stay will help ease the Hugh's pain.. what a night for you! Sending my prayers for Hugh. Take care!
Praying for Hugh and for you.
oh, bless you! i'm so sorry this has been such a tough road! i do hope they can find the right balance of medication to help hugh!
Oh Jean, I'm so sorry to hear that Hugh continues to have this problem. I hope he gets some relief soon.
I'm sending prayers. Love the image.
I'm sending prayers. Love the image.
Ah, Jean, it's so upsetting when a loved one isn't well. My hubby is confronting caner. He has 5 - 10 years, they say. Right now he is good. sigh. Many hugs.
Oh dear - nothing quite like having to call the ambulance in the middle of the night. I do hope that they can manage to get Hugh pain free.
Look after yourself.
Hugs
Sue
Sounds like a difficult time. I hope the pain gets under control and more happy times come soon.
When we must walk on those high bridges, we must trust in those hands that always hold us. I hope you can find peace in your troubled times, and that Hugh will be better soon.
Thank you all so very much, today was a lot better, new regime with pain medication has helped, but I know this is the stretcher at the cliff, not the real solution. I am uplifted and my heavy heart has a huge load lifted with your thoughts, prayers and words. Jean.
Nancy my thoughts are prayers are with Hugh. I hope he feels better soon!!
My thoughts are with you and Hugh. I know how hard this must be for both of you.
Oh dear. I'm so sorry your husband is having more pain. It is wonderful that you can get prompt loving care but it sure would be nice if the pain could be stopped completely...
How are things your way?
Oh Jean, I hope something can be done soon to ease Hugh's pain.
It been such a long haul for him.
You both remain in my thoughts and prayers.
Oh, no - I read down to here to catch up on your news. Poor Hugh (and you)! I hope he's feeling better and that the meds have been adjusted for him. Pain is so terrible to have to endure. Thinking of you, Jean.
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