09:00
A sleepless night.
At 9pm I reported that the probe was in the wrong position.
We had to wait until 3 a.m. to finally finish the whole cinema.
And the worst part? Gabriel almost had a second catheter inserted because the doctor analyzing the X-ray took the wrong one!
If I didn’t know how to analyze an X-ray myself, and didn’t insist that the nurse do it, Gabriel would have had to suffer even more when he took out the catheter he’d just put in and put in a new one.
I’m at the end!
21h37
The rest of the day went pretty smoothly for our champion.
He has a little device to record his heartbeat for 24 hours to see if everything’s okay.
His doctor, who has been treating him for a few days now, is really good and inspires confidence. Too bad he can’t be there 24 hours a day ^^.
Little by little, they begin to prepare the home care for a future outing, with ambulance, oxygen and all the equipment needed to create a mini hospital in the apartment.
As far as our nocturnal problems are concerned, we have the feeling of being caught up in a Game Of Thrones-type series. With power plays and egos. I don’t know whether to laugh or cry.
Every time we visit, we now have 2 people coming in, one to do the treatment, the other to watch.
Which doesn’t mean they can’t make mistakes, hahaha… I’ve just reported one to them about the amount of food administered, which I’ve already reported at least 25 times in the last 10 days…
The important thing is that Gabriel gradually gains strength and that we can soon get out of this hell.
