During a lull in the discussion.
A seminar when the lull comes along.
The fan of zombie movies in me thinks that biohazard symbols on Tupperware is cool.
A tupperware biohazard container in the front hall.
Today we get rid of the hated in-arm shunt and the slightly unnerving IV equipment.
Last bag of medical stuff.
Infrastructure brought to the home. Well coordinated and all covered by ohip.
A little unnerving to see this stuff in the living room, but also very very reassuring. It is so much better now that we’re home.
IV Medication in the living room.
Packing up before going home. One last view of the bed with the magical iv and other medicinal accoutrements.
The empty bed (going home)
Last hospital lunch. Today is discharge day? I hope. (It was discharge day! Caloo Calay!)
Mostly fruit (canned) and cottage cheese
Just garbage trucks and streetcars and the very occasional car passed by on my late night walk home from the hospital.
The Hospital does not have visiting hours. Visitors can come and go as they please.
Late at night walking home from the hospital
A bag on the windowsill of the hospital room.
They brought two but only used one.
A good view. Excellent healthcare. Quick results and treatment. I sound like an ad but it is true.
View of the city from the room
A comfy room to wait in while they do tests. The television is set to talk shows and soaps.
In the Day room in ward 5b