Hanging Out
May. 18th, 2010 09:44 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
poliphiloThere's a two and a half hour gap between the two visiting sessions- and it doesn't seem worth getting on a bus to come home only to turn round and catch one right back- so I've been hanging out in and around the hospital. Yesterday I went to Tesco's just down the road, did some light shopping and had a cup of tea and a doughnut in their cafe. Then I went and sat in the hospital's fountain court- in the sun- and did a crossword puzzle.
The Royal Oldham Hospital is huge. Wandering round it, out of visiting hours, you see very few people. It's like a very quiet village. Over the years I've got to know it well.
Ailz goes for a scan this morning. She rang earlier- and they were in the process of taking the canula out of her arm. I don't think they'll be keeping her much longer.
The Royal Oldham Hospital is huge. Wandering round it, out of visiting hours, you see very few people. It's like a very quiet village. Over the years I've got to know it well.
Ailz goes for a scan this morning. She rang earlier- and they were in the process of taking the canula out of her arm. I don't think they'll be keeping her much longer.
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Date: 2010-05-18 11:21 am (UTC)I'm hoping she may come home today.