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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Week 326 “A Brother or Sister for Riley?”
This last week has seen some changes to Jill’s care. The pressure sores on Jill’s ankle have developed into extremely nasty sores and I kept asking what was going to be done and they decided that dry dressing was the … Continue reading
Week 325 “6 weeks in cast- 6 years since stem cells in China”
Six years ago Jill undertook an amazingly brave venture. We set off from Australia to Shenzhen China – not knowing the language or what to expect other than a possibility of stopping or slowing down this lousy disease MSA. Well … Continue reading
Week 324 “5 weeks today”
I doubt that the past five weeks have passed that quickly for Jill – I must have heard the request “I want to go home” a few hundred times.Over the past couple of days they have had trouble with the … Continue reading
Week 323a “Home for an hour”
Jill got excited yesterday when her temporary set of wheels arrived. The wheel chair is fully adjustable – tilt and a raised leg to support Jill’s broken leg. We were able to go for a spin. Out side and then … Continue reading
Week 323 “Off around Oz”
This past week has been fairly quiet. Jill has been having physio each day on her good leg and arms. As usual she puts all her effort into exercise and the physios are always impressed. The visits from the orthopaedic … Continue reading