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  1. #36
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    Bad news, hope for for a good outcome.

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    That sucks. Wishing her a full and speedy recovery.


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    Growing old is not for the wimps Good luck to you both!

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    In any kind of fair world you'd be due for some good luck, Norm. I'm hoping your wife recovers quickly and the both of you get settled in that new house soon.

    Jim

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    Sorry to hear this. I hope she makes a good recovery.

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    Darn, I just saw this. Hoping for quick and complete healing.

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    Update: after a week in the hospital, she is home. The crack in her left greater trochanter was fixed with a titanium rod and screw, and the surgery was very successful… no pain at all, and she can bear full weight on it.

    Unfortunately, a week in bed is not good for a Parkinson’s patient, and it’s going to take a while for her to be able to walk with a walker again… something she was able to do before the fall.

    The good news: we found a woman with long experience in caring for Parkinson’s patients, and she is a real live wire… willing to do absolutely anything. I have had to tell her that I don’t expect her to clean, cook, or shop… just look after my wife. It is quite expensive, but I guess this is what you spend a lifetime saving for.

    Thanks to all your expressions of concern and sympathy!
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    Good news!

    I bet you are breathing a little easier.

    Kevin


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  9. #44
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    Hang in there amigos !!

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    Great news Norman!

    (Im sorry I missed the first posts … I was traveling and didn’t visit the Forum for a few days…. Sending you and your wife best wishes.)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Norman Bernstein View Post
    Update: after a week in the hospital, she is home. The crack in her left greater trochanter was fixed with a titanium rod and screw, and the surgery was very successful… no pain at all, and she can bear full weight on it.

    Unfortunately, a week in bed is not good for a Parkinson’s patient, and it’s going to take a while for her to be able to walk with a walker again… something she was able to do before the fall.

    The good news: we found a woman with long experience in caring for Parkinson’s patients, and she is a real live wire… willing to do absolutely anything. I have had to tell her that I don’t expect her to clean, cook, or shop… just look after my wife. It is quite expensive, but I guess this is what you spend a lifetime saving for.

    Thanks to all your expressions of concern and sympathy!
    Good news, indeed! Hope things keep improving.

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