Diary

His 5th words

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What actually happened to... Ella Bella?

Seitenaufrufe: 532 Ja, spannende Geschichte. Vielleicht erinnerst du dich noch. Gleich von Anfang an hatten wir mit der PEG Pumpe nichts als Ärger (nachzulesen hier). Sie spackte in einer Tour rum. Und nein, man darf das natürlich nicht mehr so sagen heutzutage. Ich aber schon, schließlich bin ich schwer behindert, korrigiere, schwerbehindert (nachzulesen hier, Zwinkeysmiley). Damals behauptete ich forsch,...

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Hit List (Week 27)

That could have backfired badly. We were lucky in our misfortune. Does someone have to die for something to - maybe - happen? My doctor is convinced that I should have been fever-free two days earlier.

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His first words

Pageviews: 479 (aka „His 1st words“) As is all too often the case, the weekend has already arrived and I haven't managed to write a single post. Let alone click on „publish“. I've been further away from that than ever before. And I can tell you, it's not for lack of conversation. Have a look...

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Hit List (Week 26)

Discussion with a carer about whether it is really a nail fold infection, as my doctor claims. She is of a different opinion. If she has her way, I'll have to get a new chiropodist straight away. Guys, she's getting on my nerves.

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Hit List (Week 25)

What kind of week was that again? Hardly a night without trouble. Last night? It was okay, I think. I'm about to file what happened under „unimportant, forget it“. That's how I started writing my text. Yesterday. Today? I'd have to revise that. After four hours of sleep, I had to be vacuumed badly. Reason follows. After all, I said that...

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Hit List (Week 24)

I inform my nurses and still inform my doctor. He comes by immediately. Inflammation again. Pus. Blood. Some contaminated ointment residue. Swab taken from the skin and sent to the lab. Thank you. To the whole team.

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