Roberto Matta.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roberto_Matta
Last night
I had a very unsettled night and kept waking up many times during the night
worrying about the appointment with Milou, the wound nurse today.
Milou was
here precisely at 1200 just as we had arranged, she said that the wound looked
good but that the surrounding area was damp.
We have no
idea what the cause is, Milou could only tell us that she could see that it
started to happen mid-September, without the reason being apparent.
Richie has
come up with a variety of ideas which he is going to try out and see if any of
them provide a solution to the problem of the dampness around the wound.
One of the
ideas is to use the extra supports that we have for my torso and place one
during the day below my right knee in order to lift my right buttock from the
bed.
The idea is
to do this during the night so as to alleviate the pressure on the area where
the pressure wound is located.
Richie is
hoping to be able to come up with a resolution to this problem without having
to turn me on to my side during the night, which causes painful shoulders and
arms which trigger off spasms.
We are
hoping that by trying different ideas we will be able to come up with a
solution to the problem of the dampness around the wound.
2 comments:
Hope hope hoping! Love, mary
My question is, if she thought it began back in September, why didn't she say anything about it then? You are so incredibly patient with your caregivers, Herrad.
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