They took all the beeping monitors off Poppy and moved him to a private room this afternoon. He moved himself from the ICU bed to the wheelchair for the move and then sat in the recliner for several hours while visiting with church friends and the ROMEOS. He and his buddies have been harassing the cute nurses all morning, and I told him at this rate he'll never get his catheter out.
But he's looking pink and lively and just as ornery as ever. Seeing him this morning made me realize how gray and lifeless he looked yesterday.
He and mom want me to thank all of you for your prayers and good wishes.
Great news, Angel!
ReplyDeleteDon't be selfish, see if he can get a pic of the hot redhead with the big.,
ReplyDelete" I told him at this rate he'll never get his catheter out." Bwahahahaha
ReplyDeleteSo glad to hear he is doing better. Thanks for the update.
Terry
Fla.
Thoughts to you and the family Angel :)
ReplyDeleteGlad things are looking up.
Irish
Best news I've received today, Angel (and it's been a good day). Thank you for the update. Take care.
ReplyDeleteDT
Good news on your Poppy - thanks for updating us!
ReplyDeleteI missed reading your blog yesterday, so just read the news about your Poppy. It sounds like he is doing well...will still say prayers for your entire family.
ReplyDeleteTake care,
Craig
Spring Tx
ok, nother big THANK YOU to the Supreme Deity! Really good news on the Poppy, Wise Angel One, thank you so much for sharing!
ReplyDeletevaquero viejo
Thanks for the good report! He may just want to leave the catheter in, makes for convenience. Get up to go to the bathroom? Nah, just.....ahhhhh.
ReplyDeleteYay!! So happy to hear that Angel!
ReplyDelete-CM
Glad to hear your dad is doing better.
ReplyDeleteHere's hoping for a speedy recovery.
Leigh
Whitehall, NY
I'm happy to hear he is feeling better. It sounds like your Mom did a great job of taking care of things - hope she can take a little time to relax. I think the ICU nurses will be a little sad for a bit when he leaves.
ReplyDeleteThis would probably be a good time to research what your Dad's specific needs will need when he gets home.
Time to take a breath and relax.
Good to hear I hope you have many more years with Poppy.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the good news, nice change from most other blogs. Wish your dad well all the way from Northern Ontario Canada
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