That's good on two accounts Annie,
It should make things easier for both of you once it settles down.
Love Terry
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Guest repliedHave you got your CHC funding Joycie? We also had a two hour meeting which was quite stressful, and had to wait a couple of days for the results but we have got the CHC funding now, thank goodness. My husband comes home from hospital this afternoon. It will be lovely to have him back home after four weeks in hospital.
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Guest repliedHello Ann
You have to live through it to really understand it! We are so fortunate. We had two lovely district nurses who looked after me when I had the peg infection in January, one briliant senior OT from NHS outreach neurological support unit, who has been with us from the start and our super keyworker from adult social care - all completely onside! And two trainees
The thing that they says sometimes holds it up is the lack of evidence but they had a comprehensive daily blog going back to 23rd October. We don't want it hanging around- we just want to get it sorted out. It is18 more days till we get the ceiling hoist and that is 18 days too long!
Why don't you and Tim think seriously about a wet room? We simply could not do without ours now. That was one of the best moves we made - and the bio bidet has been worth its weight in gold this last couple of weeks
The report will be written up by the district nurses this following week and will go to the panel, who meet twice a week, the week commencing 29th November. So, hopefully they will be on it early December.
Everyone says that we really have been one step ahead of the game but things could have moved faster with this!
Have spent the afternoon on the feeding tube, the new electric one, but we have abandoned that for the day because I have had so little to eat this week. Just going steady! I can get trifle down so I will have one of those later
We have peters son here tonight overnight. He came up from kent for the meeting and it is so good to see him.
So we are very content this evening. Takes the edge of Peter a bit and that is all to the good!
Much love
JoycieLast edited by Guest; 20 November 2015, 18:16.
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Guest repliedOh Joycie its one thing after the other, but I am learning so much from your e/periences! so far the OT came to visit last week and trying to demonstrate getting on and off the loo with a broken collarbone was tricky. However she has started the ball rolling for a wheelchair and was supposed to be coming this week with a seat for the bath, however no show yet. As my arm is now firmly encased in an nhs arm support I have not much hope of demonstrating anything haha. As everyone says if you don't get chc then what hope the rest of us. Fingers crossed. Love to you both A&T
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You're right to go slower, especially as you haven't eaten much lately. Hope it goes well for you x.
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Guest replied100 an hour but we are going slowly today. Have hardly anything these last six days!
I said to Peter our food bill will be so low these days
Much love
Joycie x
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Fingers crossed Joycie. System is wrong if you don't qualify.
Are you starting pump feed at a slow rate and low dose so your tummy gets used to it?
Love Ellie.
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Guest repliedMeeting over and done. Six NHS professionals, two trainees and Peter, his son and me -and the dog!
They were here over two hours, have taken my big report of evidence, will prepare the dossier and present to the big panel, who convene twice weekly. We have managed to get three As and a fair few Bs
So we wait and see
Hope we don't have to keep self funding - we need the money to enrol on some ballroom dancing classes!
Oh yes, and we are on electric feed today! So much going on!
Much love
Joycie
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Guest repliedI had a really bad night last night with leg and knee aching. Tired out, not firing on all cylinders
Peter the same, he got disturbed four times so he ain't in finest fettle
This, strangely enough, this is the worst morning I have had for tiredness so perhaps that will tick another box
None of it intentional. I wanted to wash my hair today!
We will see
Much love to all
Joycie
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Hope all goes well today Joycie. I'm sure you will keep us informed.
Steve the selfie is good and you are in a place where your recovery should be hastened. Hope you get home soon.
Barry
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Guest repliedJoycie Make sure you remove your brave face and don't laugh too much. Good luck. Dude x
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Guest repliedgood luck with the chc meeting. My husband's chc meeting was earlier this week and we are waiting for the outcome before he can come home from hospital.
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Good photo Steve!
Good luck with the CHC Joycie, hope it's awarded in the very near future.
Best wishes, Dave x x
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Guest repliedJoycie,
Medical needs are key. Personal needs don't come into it. If you could stress your needs for medication down the tube and list every medication you have ever needed to take. Good luck. When answering think about your worst days not your best so that you do not miss out any of your needs.
John
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by Terry View Postlooking good Steve;
Which one is you?
Love Terry
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