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| Joe's crab shack |
To celebrate coming back from the Hospital, this is where we went to eat. Joe's Crab Shack! For seafood lovers, especially the crab lovers, this IS the place to go!!! We're going back again tomorrow :)
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Jan 9th - Joe's Crab Shack
To celebrate coming back from the Hospital, this is where we went to eat. Joe's Crab Shack! For seafood lovers, especially the crab lovers, this IS the place to go!!! We're going back again tomorrow :)
Fort Lauderdale 2009-2010
Day at the hospital
Jan 8, 2010 is an experience to be remembered for me for sure!!! 1st time in an ambulance, 1st time being treated as a patient in the Emergency Room, and 1st time staying at the hospital (in the States!!!) And of course, 1st time having kidney stone... It's a memorable experience but not an experience to share, and I surely don't wish this to anyone!
Although, I must admit that the service at the hospital is much more efficient and pleasant than in Montreal. Within few hours, I had a CT scan and a surgery to remove the stone. When i ring to call the nurse, I don't have to wait half an hour. They're in the room almost instantly. I think they have like a nurse for every 2 patient or something.
At the hospital, they scan everything! I have a barcoded bracelet, where all medications, food, IV's, everything everything is scanned (even a pair of socks they gave me)... I just hope that the insurance will cover all the charges, cuz i think it might be quite a HUGE bill...
At the hospital, I had a Christian roomate. We actually said the Lord's Prayer and prayed together. Amen!!!
Still need to go back for another small surgery to remove a "ureteral stent"... Not really looking forward to that part...
Life is so fragile! We learn to appreciate it only the hard way...
Kidney Stone at 32, well, gotta be on a diet now :(
Day 8 until Jan 5 pictures
Jan 8, 2010 is an experience to be remembered for me for sure!!! 1st time in an ambulance, 1st time being treated as a patient in the Emergency Room, and 1st time staying at the hospital (in the States!!!) And of course, 1st time having kidney stone... It's a memorable experience but not an experience to share, and I surely don't wish this to anyone!
Although, I must admit that the service at the hospital is much more efficient and pleasant than in Montreal. Within few hours, I had a CT scan and a surgery to remove the stone. When i ring to call the nurse, I don't have to wait half an hour. They're in the room almost instantly. I think they have like a nurse for every 2 patient or something.
At the hospital, they scan everything! I have a barcoded bracelet, where all medications, food, IV's, everything everything is scanned (even a pair of socks they gave me)... I just hope that the insurance will cover all the charges, cuz i think it might be quite a HUGE bill...
At the hospital, I had a Christian roomate. We actually said the Lord's Prayer and prayed together. Amen!!!
Still need to go back for another small surgery to remove a "ureteral stent"... Not really looking forward to that part...
Life is so fragile! We learn to appreciate it only the hard way...
Kidney Stone at 32, well, gotta be on a diet now :(
Day 8 until Jan 5 pictures
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| Florida 2009-2010 Day 8 to Jan 5 |
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