The real story behind this crisis I'll post in the health forum ... It's probably a unique case ... Even my surgeon never saw anything like ... Ther is always a first time
BTW, in hindsight I'm lucky I can still post here ...
Bp in the hospital
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Re: Bp in the hospital
by Belgian Pie » 08 Mar 2012, 20:20
Haha, just found out that they almost run out of veins to stick needles in ... Ouch!
The real story behind this crisis I'll post in the health forum ... It's probably a unique case ... Even my surgeon never saw anything like ... Ther is always a first time
BTW, in hindsight I'm lucky I can still post here ...
The real story behind this crisis I'll post in the health forum ... It's probably a unique case ... Even my surgeon never saw anything like ... Ther is always a first time
BTW, in hindsight I'm lucky I can still post here ...
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Re: Bp in the hospital
by Satellite TV » 08 Mar 2012, 21:26
Damn.. hope you are better soon.
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Re: Bp in the hospital
by Battery9 » 08 Mar 2012, 23:56
oh no, sounds horrible:( I hope you get better soon, nothing like wishing you could just go for a walk or have a crappy day at work when you can't.
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Re: Bp in the hospital
by Mucha Man » 09 Mar 2012, 00:20
Chris and I are going to visit you Friday evening so please take a shower before we arrive. Or at least comb your hair.
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Re: Bp in the hospital
by Belgian Pie » 09 Mar 2012, 09:00
Battery9 wrote:oh no, sounds horrible:( I hope you get better soon, nothing like wishing you could just go for a walk or have a crappy day at work when you can't.
A crappy day at work would be better than this indeed ... Thanks
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Re: Bp in the hospital
by Belgian Pie » 09 Mar 2012, 09:02
Muzha Man wrote:Chris and I are going to visit you Friday evening so please take a shower before we arrive. Or at least comb your hair.
Duly noted, sir ... I'll have the red carpet rolled out too ... I hope your not coming from a hike with muddy boots
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Re: Bp in the hospital
by Omniloquacious » 09 Mar 2012, 09:14
Have you managed to get a private room? If one's available, it's well worth seizing the chance to take it. It really does make a world of difference, and costs less than an average decent hotel or minsu room.
When my daughter was in hospital just over a year ago, we were in a 2-bed room at first, which was awful in so many ways; but when we were able to move to a private room (having continuously asked for it as soon as one became available), it was almost pleasant - the room was surprisingly large and well furnished, and at least as good as many hotels I've stayed in at the same or higher prices.
When my daughter was in hospital just over a year ago, we were in a 2-bed room at first, which was awful in so many ways; but when we were able to move to a private room (having continuously asked for it as soon as one became available), it was almost pleasant - the room was surprisingly large and well furnished, and at least as good as many hotels I've stayed in at the same or higher prices.
If I prioritized the acquisition of wealth above other purposes in life, I might still have come to Taiwan to study Chinese, but I doubt I would have remained here.
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Re: Bp in the hospital
by Omniloquacious » 09 Mar 2012, 09:25
Is this (Cheng Hsin General Hospital, No. 45, Zhenxing Street, Beitou District, Taipei; 台北市北投區振興街45號) the hospital you're in?
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Re: Bp in the hospital
by Impaler » 09 Mar 2012, 09:28
Belgian Pie wrote:The real story behind this crisis I'll post in the health forum ... It's probably a unique case ... Even my surgeon never saw anything like ... Ther is always a first time
Is it waffle-related?
It's amazing what getting out of the care of the Scottish National Health Service can do for your life expectancy.
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Re: Bp in the hospital
by Belgian Pie » 09 Mar 2012, 09:33
Omniloquacious wrote:Have you managed to get a private room? If one's available, it's well worth seizing the chance to take it. It really does make a world of difference, and costs less than an average decent hotel or minsu room.
When my daughter was in hospital just over a year ago, we were in a 2-bed room at first, which was awful in so many ways; but when we were able to move to a private room (having continuously asked for it as soon as one became available), it was almost pleasant - the room was surprisingly large and well furnished, and at least as good as many hotels I've stayed in at the same or higher prices.
Noticed that too ... But, no private room yet ... Right now, it's like 'Camping Cosmos' in this two bed room ..
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