Wednesday, 16 April 2025

A bit of a fraught week

 Good morning folks. I'm sorry, I've been MIA the past couple of weeks. I was about to sit down and write a post on our visit to a couple of places in The Catlins when my GKB became ill and needed a doctors visit. While there he collapsed and was taken to hospital by ambulance and was quite ill for a few days. He was given several units of blood and had some investigative procedures. After a couple of days, when all seemed well and he was stable he was sent home. Three days at home and we had another ambulance ride. More blood transfusions, more procedures and some medication changes which should help but finally he is home. 

Tonight he is going to watch our son Aaron become fully ordained as a Presbyter before he heads to Auckland. Unfortunately he won't be going to the church to watch, will see it on livestream, but wants me to go in. He said one of us need to be there in person. It's such a shame as Bob is very proud of Aaron but I think he's making the right decision for himself.


Waiting with Jacqui for discharge paperwork. The kind nurse brought us all a hot drink while we waited as Bob had missed the afternoon tea trolley when it arrived. Both the girls were very good with taking me to the hospital and back, it saved the stress of finding car parks, there's never one when you need one and the hospital car park is always full. I'm very grateful to them :)

I'll leave you there. 
Have a good week.

Diana

8 comments:

  1. So sorry to hear about your husbands illness. Hope he's back to health soon.
    Congratulations to Arron. You must be so proud of him.

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  2. What a time he and you have had. Hope they have diagnosed it so no more recurrent visits to the ER or stays in the hospital. Take care and congratulations to your son.

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  3. Very sorry to read about your husbands ill health, hope things will now improve.
    Many congratulations to Aaron.

    All the best Jan

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  4. I'm so sorry about what you and Bob have been going through. Praying he is soon better. Congrats to Aaron!

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  5. What a terrible week for you all. Hope there are better times ahead starting with Aaron's ordination.

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  6. I am so sorry to hear of your husband's illness and hospital trips, but am thankful he is home and stabilized. Praying they have figured out what is going on and can treat it. I am sorry he can't go with you to the ordination, but it's great that he can watch it online. Sending you both (((hugs))) and prayers.

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  7. I've just said a prayer for him. Congrats to Aaron though.

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  8. I just found your blog today and am very sorry 😞 about the status of your husband's health. I will keep him in my prayers 🙏 ❤️

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