Colleen: progress
2009-03-31 04:12 pmWorking from home this afternoon, since I had to go to Colleen's nursing home for a care conference at 2:00. No point spending another hour driving when I could spend it working. The care conference is still pretty upbeat -- they say that once she can stand up and stay standing for 2 minutes she should be able to walk.
The big news is that she doesn't need a crane to hoist her in and out of bed; she can use a "sliding board". That's huge, because it means that she doesn't have to wait for them to find the lift, and then track down people who can operate it.
She's also going to be working with two of the male PTs, and they'll be pushing her pretty hard. That's good, too: Colleen's a waterfall, and a woman is going to be more inclined to go easy on her when she's crying. That's not what she needs right now: she needs boot camp.
We're still concerned about the draining infection in her wound; the wound care nurse will come by to look at it this afternoon, but she has no fever and apparently this kind of thing isn't too uncommon.
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Date: 2009-03-31 11:51 pm (UTC)Thank you for the updates. Can I get you to send me her cell phone number? I'm also on AT&T so it'd be a free call.
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