(click on photo to enlarge)Pneumonia and ventilator blues (7-22 April): St John Hospital, Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital, Ruttonjee Hospital
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5 comments:
I hope no one close to you is seriously ill.
Not anymore. Not that I know about.
But not feeling very well a couple of weeks ago, I walked into the local outpatients department and was quickly transferred to the A&E, where they diagnosed pneumonia. . . I had apparently been walking around with it for quite some time.
Then transferred by helicopter to Hongkers for further tests and treatment at Pamela Youde then Ruttonjee. Thank goodness for Hong Kong public healthcare!
Still feeling a bit weary. But also very gratedul.
That's scary. Good to hear you're on the mend, though.
Hi Mister Bijou,
So sorry to hear about you being sick. Please get well and stay well!
Alice
Thanks, Alice. Still have some problems, but I am on the mend!
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