steve2286w
Well-Known Member
keep strong for him and I hope he continues the good progress and comes back soon
Oh dear sorry to here this.
I found my next door neighbour when I came in from work 3 years ago sitting out side in the sun
which was the norm for him, I always had wee chat but he was slurring his words & talking in
riddles, done a few tests on him & called an ambulance they took over an hour to get here.
He made a great recovery within six months
Keep us posted & all the folks at the loonyzone are wishing him a speedy recovery.
I found my next door neighbour when I came in from work 3 years ago sitting out side in the sun
which was the norm for him, I always had wee chat but he was slurring his words & talking in
riddles, done a few tests on him & called an ambulance they took over an hour to get here.
He made a great recovery within six months
Keep us posted & all the folks at the loonyzone are wishing him a speedy recovery.
RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
Best wishes to you both, he will get better he is a fighter
Old Sea Bitch
Member
Thanks for that - I'll pass your wishes on to OSD xI'm so sorry to hear that and I wish him well for a very speedy recover. It must be very hard for you, too. Keep smilin'.
Shimsteriom
Master Procrastinator
Take a laptop in to 'ospital for him
Old Sea Bitch
Member
Tried that - but he's not up to it just yet. Don't worry, though - he'll be online soon.
Old Sea Bitch
Member
Some good news, at least. Yesterday he lifted his (paralysed) right arm to wave at me - and he's getting movement back in his right leg (albeit limited). His mood is lifting, after fighting off the infections - and he asked me (or rather, nodded when I asked the question) to say hi and thanks to everyone on LandyZone - he hopes to be back soon. Thanks to all who've posted - it cheered him up (and me, too). OSB x
Old Sea Bitch
Member
Even better today - R leg and arm both moving (albeit 'lazily'), and he managed to yell across the ward as I was leaving: "I really love you". (You can imagine that's made me feel as if I'm floating on air - he'd been building up to it for about 3 or 4 minutes!) He's on the up!!
Turboman
Mab An Gov
Give your husband our very best wishes again.
Maybe better not tell him that your like to post ratio is much better than his yet, though!
Old Sea Bitch
Member
Seriously? I thought he spent tons of time on here? Better check his porn sites - only joking (I hope).Give your husband our very best wishes again.
Maybe better not tell him that your like to post ratio is much better than his yet, though!
Turboman
Mab An Gov
He has spent a lot of time on here. And has posted a lot more times than you, but you have many more likes per post than he does.
Sorry, likes are a bit of a joke on the forum, maybe should have left that one.
Old Sea Bitch
Member
Thanks, everyone - I've even written down your member names so that he knows he's got lots of support! OSD's doing quite well - although it's going to be a long road to recovery. Speech is getting stronger, but still hard to understand. He tends to think of a phrase to say, and all the words run into one another - so we're working on one word at a time, which is better. Arm and leg movement are still improving, but it may be a while before R leg will support him - although physio say his core strength is excellent, which helps with balance. Our son is coming up from Barnsley again tomorrow, which always cheers him up - hopefully a good weekend ahead. Then, on Monday, back to physio boot camp!! Have a good weekend, folks! xx
jamesmartin
Well-Known Member
its nice to hear hes making progress
