And continuing the line of the last message by Esther, in the evening Frank had rested enough for the moment. While I was in the process of inserting a DVD two friends from work came in and he got a stone in memory of an event concerning para's (I don't know the details but he got a named and apparently numbered remembrence token of it.) And while he had clearly dificulties in participating in the discussion he knew exactly where an what it stood for. Frank did not say much but when the discussions went to a large bolder he clearly indicated "and I have one, it's at my bedside cabinet". (Which was at the moment out of sight for him.) So don't be fooled by him if he does not say much when you visit him. Things are getting over pretty fast to him although he does not always show it.
Next was Thunderbirds. It was already running so we watched the first episode twice. Then the nurse came in an said "Hey, I know this music. Oh Thunderbirds!". Next thing that happend was three persons dicussing age to find out that Frank is the oldest, I'm the youngest and the nurse in between. Age difference between me and Frank is less than two years.
If anybody would have came in nothing special was happening. Just a nurse tube feeding a patient and a visitor aside. But this is how the Thunderbirds got off with three kids gone back in time.
If only we could........ Turn back in time
BeantwoordenVerwijderenIt's good to read Frank's situation is gradually improving. I just got wind of this blog and would like to convey on behalf of the GHS our best wishes for his speedy recovery and well-being.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenWe will be missing him dearly at the Hexacon in May!
All the best,
Torsten
Torsten,
BeantwoordenVerwijderenRest assured that your words will be given to Frank. He has asked, several times, if there was any word from the GHS. (And I'm not the only person taking care for it.)
See you in a few weeks.