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 Monday, October 20th

Hi Y'all,

Eleanore got out of the Open Heart ICU today.  They moved her to 3 West, room 312.  She will stay there at least until after the results of another CAT scan tomorrow.  When she is able they will move her to a skilled nursing unit (SKU) where she will get physical therapy.  She is still mostly sleeping, with brief times with her eyes open.  The nurses tell us that she is pretty alert first thing in the morning, but then the physical rehab technicians work with her for about 20 minutes and leave her sitting up in a large chair, and she is exhausted.  She then sleeps most of the day.  She can receive non-family visitors now, however, she's mostly asleep. 

I will keep you posted,

Love and thanks to all

Anna and Eddie

Posted by Anna on October 20, 2003 at 7:57 PM under
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