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  • boatman
    • Nov 2018
    • 14498
    • christopher
    • NORFOLK UK

    #121
    Originally posted by BarryW
    Just a quick update.

    Mouth still hurts but at least I can eat, though I am favouring food items like yoghurt, jelly and ice cream!

    I was measured up for a wheelchair last week but have no idea when I will get one.

    As far as I can see getting me ready to go home is the main thing currently. I do have some oncology treatments and appointments to come as well.

    Basically I am bored stiff,
    Bored being in bed
    Bored with the food
    Bored, just bored with the same routine every day.
    HONESTLY Barry jen an i are very sorry to hear how you are doin as we was both hopein to see you get better an yes BORED bein the main word for you an jen an i feel for you Sir an we have been thinking of how you have been gettin on an just hope you can get your wheel chair before to long an be nice to hear you will be goin home as when you get out you will have all the challenges to try an get back to how you was an to see you back at the bench an buildin that big lank will hopefully see you get a bit better an enjoyin life again as i only had a week in norwich hos an i was not allowed any food in case of op an when i did leave to go home i felt worst than before i went in as jen was amazed at how shrunken i looked an she fed me up an was my ole self again in a couple of days SO
    PLEASE TRY AN KEEP YOUR CHIN UP SIR
    ATB jen an chrisb

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    • Guest

      #122
      Keep your chin up Barry, bet you have heard that a few times...
      Going to become a wheelchair user, naw!!! get one of those souped up mobility scooters, then we can have a group build, just let us know when you are out and about, then we can use the other streets.
      It's a PITA being confined to bed, been there for a couple of months, and boy! does the time drag, but you have to keep the mind active. I was whining away one day and one of the other patients wheeled himself over and threw about 6 books at me, all by the same author and in sequence. Since then I have been an avid reader, even in the truck I would have about a dozen books either to read or swap with other drivers.
      How about this for an idea, build an imaginary model on the forum, you can cut and paste parts of the instructions you can download from Scalemates of a multitude of vehicles/planes/ships and edit in MS Paint/photoshop then publish your 'build' as you go along.
      Hope things start to sort themselves out soon and you can start to recover.
      Cheers
      Mike.

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      • Jim R
        SMF Supporters
        • Apr 2018
        • 15780
        • Jim
        • Shropshire

        #123
        The trouble is, Barry, that you have always been mentally and physically active so being stuck in bed must be hell. I hope things get sorted so that you can get home. I'm sure that being home will help your recovery. We're all thinking of you and wish you well.

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        • boatman
          • Nov 2018
          • 14498
          • christopher
          • NORFOLK UK

          #124
          Originally posted by Jim R
          The trouble is, Barry, that you have always been mentally and physically active so being stuck in bed must be hell. I hope things get sorted so that you can get home. I'm sure that being home will help your recovery. We're all thinking of you and wish you well.
          Very well said Jim just like jen an i think
          c/j

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          • boatman
            • Nov 2018
            • 14498
            • christopher
            • NORFOLK UK

            #125
            HI Barry HOW goes things now with you sir ?
            chris an jen

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            • Guest

              #126
              Sad to read the last update Barry, bit of a shock I bet.

              Hoping things improve and you get some answers.

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              • boatman
                • Nov 2018
                • 14498
                • christopher
                • NORFOLK UK

                #127
                HI Barry how are things now with you sir are you still in hos ?
                chrisb an jen

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                • BarryW
                  • Jul 2011
                  • 6030

                  #128
                  Well the Ward doctor was horrified that nothing had been done about my tongue/tooth issue. The pain has been quite intense. So he went off and took the initiative himself, found a temporary solution, put a dressing on the tooth which shields my tongue. So far so good, it feels so much better and will get a chance to heal.

                  I am still awaiting a wheelchair…..
                  that’s all that’s keeping me in hospital…….

                  As far as the oncology, all going well and I have been appraised of future treatments of injections and pills which should continue for up to 4/5 years at which time chemo will be next.

                  So, still bored stiff but within a day or two hopefully I can enjoy food again, well the boring hospital diet that is.

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                  • boatman
                    • Nov 2018
                    • 14498
                    • christopher
                    • NORFOLK UK

                    #129
                    Originally posted by BarryW
                    Well the Ward doctor was horrified that nothing had been done about my tongue/tooth issue. The pain has been quite intense. So he went off and took the initiative himself, found a temporary solution, put a dressing on the tooth which shields my tongue. So far so good, it feels so much better and will get a chance to heal.

                    I am still awaiting a wheelchair…..
                    that’s all that’s keeping me in hospital…….

                    As far as the oncology, all going well and I have been appraised of future treatments of injections and pills which should continue for up to 4/5 years at which time chemo will be next.

                    So, still bored stiff but within a day or two hopefully I can enjoy food again, well the boring hospital diet that is.
                    HI Barry i thought this hos was better than the one in london but it sounds like it isnt an glad the doctor has done that for you an you have been suffering that all this while im surprised no one else dint help you as nothin worst than bein in pain oh dear well we have been thinkin of you my freind an im lookin forward to seein you back on here building that big lanc so we hope you get your wheel chair an get out of that hos an get home
                    ATB from jen an i
                    chris an jen

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                    • Jim R
                      SMF Supporters
                      • Apr 2018
                      • 15780
                      • Jim
                      • Shropshire

                      #130
                      Glad your mouth is feeling better and you'll soon be able to eat without pain. The cancer treatment seems to be organised and to a plan.
                      Hopefully a wheel chair will be sorted soon, then home and a return to the bench.
                      Wishing you all the best Barry.

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                      • BarryW
                        • Jul 2011
                        • 6030

                        #131
                        Originally posted by boatman
                        HI Barry i thought this hos was better than the one in london but it sounds like it isnt an glad the doctor has done that for you an you have been suffering that all this while im surprised no one else dint help you as nothin worst than bein in pain oh dear well we have been thinkin of you my freind an im lookin forward to seein you back on here building that big lanc so we hope you get your wheel chair an get out of that hos an get home
                        ATB from jen an i
                        chris an jen
                        Oh as far as food is concerned this hospital is far better than the London one, but 9 weeks of hospital food with a limited choice is not good at all.

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                        • boatman
                          • Nov 2018
                          • 14498
                          • christopher
                          • NORFOLK UK

                          #132
                          Originally posted by BarryW
                          Oh as far as food is concerned this hospital is far better than the London one, but 9 weeks of hospital food with a limited choice is not good at all.
                          YES i see what you mean Barry hardly any choise at all well jen an i hope you get out of hos ASAP
                          chris an jen

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                          • rtfoe
                            • Apr 2018
                            • 9113

                            #133
                            It's about time they had your mouth ulcer problem sorted and you're back to regular eating. I've learnt to appreciate any kind of food thrown at me having had four years of hostel food with a weekly repetitive take it or leave it menu. Be thankful there is food and it's better than the last hospital. Are they building the wheelchair from scratch or is it one of those with a V8 engine and powered steering? Cheer up Barry it's now only the wheelchair to wait for and then it's back home.

                            Wabble

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                            • adt70hk
                              SMF Supporters
                              • Sep 2019
                              • 10435

                              #134
                              Pleased to hear that they have sorted the tongue/tooth issue Barry. Also pleased to hear you have a treatment plan sorted out

                              Are they anywhere near sorting out a wheelchair? If I recall correctly you're in a flat aren't you? Are you on the ground floor?

                              ATB

                              Andrew

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                              • BarryW
                                • Jul 2011
                                • 6030

                                #135
                                Well still awaiting the wheelchair. I have bought a bath lift, being delivered to my flat Monday when my youngest son will take delivery and check it out.

                                Also Monday a temporary wheelchair is being delivered on loan so I will be able to get used to using it. And, hopefully that will speed up discharge.

                                A power lift wheelchair is also being delivered for me to test drive. I think this one will be too big for my flat though. Worth trying it out.

                                A bit of progress but hospital is now getting beyond tedious.

                                One more bit of good news. My younger son, the adventurer, is back from hunting crocodiles in Australia and is staying in my flat. He will stay a week or so after I am discharged. Hopefully that will also help speed discharge.

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