Just a quick update on Mr Fix It post operation.
He is out of hospital and resting at our Sydney home away from home. Friends are a blessing aren't they.
The surgeon is happy with the work they have done and reasonably confident that as time processes the atrial fibrillation will diminish and so will the need for medication.
K isn't allowed to drive for a week or two. That will be fun. I am tempted to install a toy steering wheel so he can hang on to something and help me drive.
Today he is sitting at the table and engaged in his favourite activity. Fixing things. There are three clock mechanisms spread out. The idea is to create one working one out of the bits. So kind of our hosts to provide appropriate entertainment for his recuperation.
Cheers Sue
A Ferg on the Move
The surgeon is happy with the work they have done and reasonably confident that as time processes the atrial fibrillation will diminish and so will the need for medication.
K isn't allowed to drive for a week or two. That will be fun. I am tempted to install a toy steering wheel so he can hang on to something and help me drive.
Today he is sitting at the table and engaged in his favourite activity. Fixing things. There are three clock mechanisms spread out. The idea is to create one working one out of the bits. So kind of our hosts to provide appropriate entertainment for his recuperation.
Cheers Sue
A Ferg on the Move
I wish your Dear Fix It a speedy recovery. It is easy to assume that a body has healed just because you feel better, but surgery is actually an artificial invasion of the body and must be taken seriously. Slow, careful, and meticulous are the bywords - just like repairing a clock.
ReplyDeleteI will pass on your message. It might be an analogy to which he can relate. Thankyou
DeleteGood to see him 'about'. Uh huh.
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