They were pleased with Doug - the worry was the bowel - and we were told that as long as there were no Traumas he would be operated on as an Emergency today. I left at about 11.30 a.m.
At 12.30 p.m. I got a call from Doug's daughter to say he had just been wheeled down to theatre and his grand daughter estimated he would not be back on the ward for about three hours. I was surprised to get a call at about 3 p.m. from Doug to say he was back in the ward. He sounded good but a bit groggy.
I will get another update in a little while when his daughter goes back to visit him as she lives near the hospital.
So, I am going out to water both front and back gardens. I was going to do it this morning but we must have had a heavy dew and it did not seem too bad.
Poor old Doug, I hope he soon feels better.
ReplyDeleteAs far as he is concerned it is poor young Doug - he doesn't answer to "old" but I will pass on your message.
DeleteSo glad the surgery is done with no long waiting time. Sleep well tonight, hot down here too.
ReplyDeleteIn the end it was all over quickly - the word "emergency" was the magic word. He sounds quite bright. I am sure I will sleep well.
DeleteThank goodness the surgery went well and he is back on the ward. Hope his recovery is fast and he comes home.
ReplyDeleteYes, he is much happier. Will try for the doctors rounds tomorrow.
DeleteHope all continues to go well.
ReplyDeleteThank you, I am sure it will.
DeleteThat is great news, Susan. That he called you so quickly is excellent and I am sure you were joyous to hear his voice. I hope his recovery goes smoothly, and Doug will be home soon planning his next project.
ReplyDeleteKeeping him from doing things will be the problem.
DeleteGood news...and well done Young Doug xx
ReplyDeleteHe will like that!
DeleteWhat a relief to have the op done so quickly. I hope Doug recovers speedily and is soon home again. Mxx
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