I was taken to hospital yesterday after shortness of breath and other symptoms prompted a post dialysis emergency room visit.
I’m in Scottsbluff at Regional West Hospital now, Room 185, 308.630.1474
While I feel reasonably well, I am in hospital for cardic edema, so will spend Sunday in dialysis and doing other therapies and tests.
Yes, Andy is in good hands! He knows Judy from when I was hospitalized in 2016 and she’s caring for him at our apartment.
Wishing you the speedy recovery, Sir.
Good morning.
Have a nice day.
Thank you! I’m making some progress each day, though I am still wobbly on my feet.
I see that you are home now. Hope you’re feeling better
Much better! Thanks!
Dear Doug, I am sorry to hear this, wishing you speedy recovery, you are a strong one, come back home soon. Hugs and Love, nia (If I were there I would visit you)
I am happy it took a really short stay for a change.
Me too! Love and Hugs,
Si sorry hope you return to good health and home soon….chuq
I’m home now, thanks to a straight-forward problem that had a given solution, dialysis. Once two sessions were over, with 5 kilos of fluid removed, I was sent home.
Glad to hear you are at home…..be well chuq
Wishing you a speedy recovery! Take Care!
I’m much better now…
Wishing you well. Good to know Andy is being well looked after.
Take care and quick recovery to you so you can get back to Andy!
Get well soon! There’s a little cat who depends on you!
Sending purrs and prayers that you are better soon ! We know you and Andy are in good hands but hope you are home together soon.
Prayers for a speedy recovery!
Dear Doug and Andy – you are certainly into good hands. I do hope your will quicly recover. Amitiés from France 🙂
Doug, take good care of yourself while Andy is being well taken care of. I hope the shortness of breath will stop and the rest will stabilise bro let you back home asap. Please take care xoxo
The breath shortness was almost instantly eliminated after the first dialysis treatment, thankfully!
I do hope you are feeling much better, soon, Doug.
Nooooo! Goodness me! All of us at Le Château wish you well!
You are in my thoughts and prayers, Doug! Wishing you a speedy recovery. Andy is in good hands, but he misses you!
get better soon, Doug. Not a well wish, this is a command! 😉
And that comes from a proper German, so will do! LOL!
😉 You got it, Douglas! I have already lost Duncan, that Grumpy Englishman, who might have died of cancer, as it has come back again. (Nobodysreadingme) And a few years back an elderly lady was unable to continue her blog with her cats shenanigans. I have also lost an American lawyer blogger who I quite liked, she just disappeared. So please, hang around a little while longer.
Sadly, this has happened several times for me, too. I had one satirical blogger friend who did these amazing collages that were dead on commentaries on the politics of the day. He stopped posting, abruptly, one day. Several weeks later, a family member posted a note telling us that the blogger friend had died of a heart attack on a certain date. That is almost the only time I recall a follow-up to explain the end of a blog. The recent end of Michel Fauquet’s delightful blog is another, and I appreciate Mme. Fauquet taking the time and effort to let us know how Michel’s last days were and to thank us for giving her husband our support over the years.
It cannot be helped, we are human, we are mortal.
Realistically! Yes.
“OMG – we are all going to die!”I always chuckle at that – because the answer is “Yes, some of us sooner, others later!”
LOL! Yes!
Doug, how scary! I hope you recover quickly and are reunited with Andy soon!
It happened fast and ended faster!
Prayers for you
Thinking of you and hoping you’re recovering. Andy will be happy to see you back home!
Wishing you all the best, my dear friend! Get well soon!
I can’t believe how fast it was taken care of!
Get well soon, Doug! Your friends need you, so does Andy. ☺️❤️
Sending you good juju!!
Wishing you well, Doug
Scary symptoms, good thing you went to the ER. I’m sure you’re getting good care – both you and Andy. I wonder if he will FaceTime with you? Hoping you’re on the mend and feel better very soon!
I brought them up at dialysis hat morning, so the RNs were alerted to a potential need to send me to the emergency room, which they did immediately after dialysis.
So glad that you’ve been sprung and back at home. Continue to take it easy!
You got that right, babsje! I am taking it slowly, especially when getting up from chairs or walking with my walker.
Andy likes your reply, too. Here’s his button-clicking pawprint. 🐾 🐱
I hope you have a rapid recovery so you can get home where Dr. Andy can continue your healing with purr and fur therapy.
Very sorry to hear this Doug, purrs here for a fast recovery and return home.
Thank you for letting us know. I will be praying you are feeling better soon.
Get Well
Hope you’re feeling better and back home soon.