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From Carin… Posted by Cindy on 6/27/2025, 12:52 am I got this earlier today (Thursday). Good morning, Cindy. Sorry for the delay, but I didn’t talk to Paula for a second time until last night. I called the doctor’s office, and he did go by and see her later in the day yesterday. He said he’s not in a rush for her to go home. She did sound way more coherent yesterday mid morning, so whatever that was seems to be abating. Her infection has at least gotten a little bit better. She let him know she didn’t really have a full support system to be home for five weeks with a pic line and antibiotics - she has a “Bill…” not the same 🤣. He’s keeping that in mind. I do know that one of her friends has said she’ll help, I can’t remember who. Maybe Deborah? I’ll keep you posted! I know she appreciates you while checking in and being able to chat on the board Have a great day! Carin

Thank You Cindy and Posted by Delta on 6/27/2025, 6:42 pm, in reply to "From Carin…" thank Carin for me too. I am glad that Paula has talked to the doctor about her lack of support at home. I hope she will be able to get the care that she needs until she is back on her feet again.

Thanks Cindy. Posted by Beverly on 6/27/2025, 9:50 am, in reply to "From Carin…" I am glad the doctor went to see her and that there is some improvement. I hope that she goes on to a rehab facility. She needs around the clock care. Thanks to Carin for ķeeping you and us informed.

Thank you, Cindy! Posted by Joan on 6/27/2025, 6:55 am, in reply to "From Carin…" Thank you for the update from Carin!

Thank you Cindy Posted by Cindyh on 6/27/2025, 12:58 am, in reply to "From Carin…" I’m shocked I guess that’s they haven’t spoken more. I am glad the dr understands the home situation.

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