\nHannah seems well.
\nShe woke me up around 1am to let me know she was taking more Paracetamol and for an hour or two she was quite restless. ..tossing & turning, breathing quite hard & fast (had me a little worried!), moaning a bit in her half-sleep, swapped beds with me in case mine was more comfortable, complaining it was too cold (so I turned up the air conditioning from 22\u00b0C to 24\u00b0C…am boiling now!) getting up to go to the loo..<\/p>\n
I gave her some Ibuprofen at 2 am as she’d not had any since 10.45am yesterday. She eventually settled and woke 20 mins ago. I managed to get a quick morning cuddle out of her before she declared that the beds were really uncomfortable (I assured her they’re pure luxury compared to the fold-up ones on the ward!) and she settled herself in front of the laptop, on Facebook.
\nShe seems fine so, hopefully, we’ll be going home today!<\/p>\n
8am<\/strong><\/u><\/em> Lovely moment earlier:<\/strong><\/u> Evening wrap-up<\/strong><\/u><\/em> A surgeon took a look at the wound. The oozing is not due to infection or anything being wrong. It’s where the bra rubs, despite us always trying to cushion it with gauze. We’ve been given cushioned plasters to put on. <\/p>\n Then a cardiology registrar came to examine Hannah and declared her fit to go home. At 2pm we left, having already packed the car. So much stuff!<\/p>\n
\nHannah’s just gone for a shower. It appears her surgery wound\/ scar is oozing a bit towards the bottom. No bad smell, thank goodness, but will ask them to have a good look when we get back to the ward.<\/p>\n
\nI was curled up in bed, putting off getting up. Hannah walked over and gave me a kiss, then walked away again. The kind of thing a mum might do. Loving, affectionate, simple.
\nI said “awwww that’s lovely. What was that for?” <\/p>\nAnd she said “Nothing. It’s what people do when they love each other”
\nHeart melting moment \ud83d\ude42<\/h4>\n
\nGreat day…we’re home!<\/p>\n
\nThe nurses had been super-efficient…usually it takes hours to get the go-home medication from the pharmacy to the ward and we’ve often been discharged at morning ward rounds and not been able to leave until 4 or 5pm. Today, they had everything ready for us when we got to the ward, but then there was the wait for the doctor. <\/p>\n Hannah pointed out that we left exactly 2 weeks after we’d arrived, as we’d ‘checked in’ to Ward 12 at 2pm on Sunday 10th August <\/h4>\n
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