The Ronans

Moss had a scan today. They should have the results back tomorrow and then he will know if he can go home.

I was speaking to Mam earlier. The folks were up with Maurice yesterday. Maurice was out of the bed and moving around so mam was delighed with his progress. The Royster and Messiers Eddie and Eugene Brett were two callers that I know about, there were more than likely others, thanks fellas. No reports today as of yet, other than its an overcast day here in Waterford

I made it up to see him today, and he is in fine form, starting to get bored (a good sign) I think. His room has a smashing view of Dublin Bay, though he thinks the view and the bed are soon to be in the past as he will, most likely, be moving to a more general ward, shortly. He looked far healthier to me compared to the last time I saw him, so it is a general thumbs up from here

They’re quire happy with him in St. Vincents. Various drips/tubes are scheduled for removal today, so he will be a good bit more mobile over the next few days. It seems that he will be staying put until they get another scan done (most likely early next week), then they will decide where his next port of call is. All in all, he is on the recovery road.

Apparently the trip to Dublin was a bit long, as the ambulance had to pit-stop in Cashel for a replacement Morphine pump. One can imagine the cursing from the back of the Ambulance.

The news from St. Vincents is that he was moved up purely for observation (his liver). Maurice isn’t complaining though, as he now has a bed that is controlled by loads of buttons, which is apparently worthy of being called a hospital bed. He is looking far better than he did at the start of the week.