All is calm, all is bright
On-site reporter Jeanne advises that everything continues to go well in ICU for Tim.
There are two primary issues that the ICU team is monitoring: output and pain. The output seems to be more than adequate. As far as pain -- the ICU folk are learning that when Tim reaches the upper limit of his high tolerance for pain, he wants his medication NOW, not an hour and a half later. Jeanne reports that teacher Tim offered a quick course on "Waugh Pain Management 101" to his head nurse!
The very pleasant surprise this evening was when angel Ann and her husband came to visit Tim. They stayed for about 15 minutes. Ann walked to Tim's room -- there's something to be said about that family's stamina and determination!
Unless there is some breaking news, we'll update tomorrow evening, when we hope Tim have been transferred from ICU to a regular room.
-- Brian
There are two primary issues that the ICU team is monitoring: output and pain. The output seems to be more than adequate. As far as pain -- the ICU folk are learning that when Tim reaches the upper limit of his high tolerance for pain, he wants his medication NOW, not an hour and a half later. Jeanne reports that teacher Tim offered a quick course on "Waugh Pain Management 101" to his head nurse!
The very pleasant surprise this evening was when angel Ann and her husband came to visit Tim. They stayed for about 15 minutes. Ann walked to Tim's room -- there's something to be said about that family's stamina and determination!
Unless there is some breaking news, we'll update tomorrow evening, when we hope Tim have been transferred from ICU to a regular room.
-- Brian
posted by Tim -n- twins at 9:11 PM
2 Comments:
Tim,
You are utterly amazing! You continue to be in the thoughts and prayers of all the ringers in the SOuth Church Handbell Choir. Zach Brown, your helper at the Area I Festival at UMass sends special thoughts your way.
Your angel Ann is also an amazing individual. How can things help but go well with the likes of you to. We will keep her in our prayers as well.
St. Johnsbury, Vt.
Tim & Ann,
God Bless you both as you recover and heal from this amazing lifesaving surgery. Vow to reject rejection and we vow to continue to pray for you both!
Kim G in GA
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