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It doesn't take long for atropy to set in, does it? And if the hospital food there is anything like what I've experienced, they're basically putting patients on a weight loss program, anyway. Blerg.

While you're in there, how about asking them to explain why they make patients wear hospital gowns that bare their asses? Demand a logical explanation, please. I'm itching to see what they say.

I found the answer on the net; it's because the patient needs to toilet in bed.
Also learned that they are now producing "regular" gowns. Makes sense because not all patients need that.

Makes sense to just give them to people who need them. Here in Korea, you get pajamas unless there's a reason you (or someone else) needs quick access to the back door.

I know just what you mean. After I got out of a three week hospitalization in '07, I saw my naked butt in the mirror. Looked like two little bags of fat hanging down.

We usually have our private pyjamas here, besides after an operation.

Feb 2, 2015,
Good news; I'm finally home.
Let me just say for now, that it was an experience being treated at this gold rated hospital, the Santa Clara Kaiser. I'll try to summarize at a later date, but don't hold your breath.
I'm now happy as a claim. There's always bad news, and that is I'm beginning my road to dementia. It's really frustrating when I can remember almost everything else about my life. I've also had many aha moments; it gave me insight into my own life.

Thanks to all of your support and love shown during my ordeal. That was greatly appreciated.

ciao for now.

All the very best!

Thank you, Walter.

So glad to hear good news, Tak.

It's good to home, put your feet up.

I hope they let you bring home the gown, for ease, quickness and comfort.

Hi Tak,

So glad to see the good news. Wishing you the very best. I'm glad you got such good treatment; however, be it ever so humble, there's no place like home!

So happy for you that you're home, C.I.! That's very good news!

Glad you're home.

I got an email from c.i.'s email account, saying that his computer was hacked, and he doesn't have access to A2K now (???). He'll be back, when he gets a new computer.

Thank you for sharing that, Walter.

Heard from Tak tonight.

"After my bout with the Spanish Inquisition, I'm on the slow road to recovery; all while have many ups and downs. You may share this info on a2k if you wish."

Gracias, edgar.

We got an iMac, but I'm still using our computer in our our son's (non-occupied) bedroom. The new computer is sitting in my office, but it's not that easy to navigate through all that 'new stuff' at my age. LOL Prolly take about a month or so to get accustomed to it. Also, I have a an iPhone that I really love, because I use it to remind me of all the meds I have to take throughout the day. Without it, I'd be lost.

c.i., Take good care and know your friends are praying and sending you only the best thoughts for your complete recovery.