They are cutting me loose from the hospital. Saturday afternoon. The official record finally caught up with the medical staff “rumor.” I’m dressed and ready, but waiting on discharge papers, instructions, meds, and my ride.
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Yay! Good news.
Yipppeeee!
A wonderful transition out of the hospital and into somewhere more comfortable.
Happy to hear the progression to pureed food….and enjoy the air and freedom
Aloha
Carol
Ian: Les Ihara Jr. here. Cathy & I are with you for the journey. That’s the least we could do for a real hero of the fourth estate.
Ahhh, wonderful news Ian! You look great! Yay for freedom and no more tubes and IV’s! Your attitude if so positive, I think you’ll make light of your complete recovery! Enjoy the fresh air!!! 😉
Tremendous news! Enjoy every moment!
Imua, brave soldier! Thanks for sharing your journey.
E ho?i palekana e Ian! Ke kali nei kau ?ohana furballs ma ka hale o Kahala???
Ian: I have not had to be hospitalized for decades (lucky), but i recall some childhood hospitalizations for different injury or illnesses, it felt like prison ! I’ll be you are happy to be out in the world at last ! Congratulations, and best wishes.
Being back to Meda and family will feel so good
And speed up your recovery
Wish you to strong soon to return to your family waiting in Kahala
Onward and upwards.
Aloha Ian, yay good news! Sending you lots of well wishes. Mahalo for sharing your journey. Take care as always.
Excellent news, Ian. Take it easy, and take good care.
This is a tremendous recovery milestone! I always get my best sleep that first night out of the hospital. Its such a relief not having the frequent awakenings for testing and medications, or the chatter in the halls. Wishing you continued progress along the journey. Your body is strong and knows how to heal.
Come home soon!
Good news, Ian.
Hope the flight home goes smoothly.
Take good care.
Well , although I’m out of the hospital, I won’t be able to make the long flight home until I’m all mended. Likely at least a few weeks.