Now our girl is pulled back into the clinic. A beautiful room she has and they claim a "cool" roommate. You would be already happy of such trifles.
Our girl was immediately friendly and lovingly welcomed by the sisters and nurses who have been looking forward to her. Even their favorite therapist was there so we had a spontaneous sit in and have cheerfully talked about last time.
When I mentioned our problem with the clinics, which was immediately noted by pointing out that on Wednesday we will look at the first team meeting times, if they could do something for us.
It's strange how is looked at you when you come to the hospital and wherever one goes, even in the emergency room you will be greeted by name and beaming faces. Well, a sad celebrity that is. Unfortunately, many bystanders do not think about it, but poisons on the one hand because we are so welcomed and is preferred in their opinion. Our reception was scheduled halt before 3 pm, when we had to wait this time less than 2 minutes, but all the others in the emergency room have felt unfairly treated. But no one sees that we wait for so much other appointments.
A 15 year old girl, that sits like a 80 year old relaxed in the waiting room and read without grumbling 3 hours waiting before time notes, but that it lasts today. How sad is that? And then next one this bleating mothers who believe their child dies within the next 5 minutes, because they are just waiting for 10 minutes despite appointment. Yes dear ones, we also wait despite appointment. We are waiting for blood results, we wait for doctors to availability, on dates. Waiting is so much part of our lives that I see the time now already as relaxation breaks.
And then you sit in the waiting rooms, hear the bleating, look at the pinched faces and wonder. Our mouse gets it so hard, but is she impatient? No. Squints? In non-life! We relax, we laugh, made us feel almost like home. And we always think "Our concern is still good. How bad it is parents with children suffering from cancer? Parents with terminally ill children? Or parents with severely disabled children?" You will never hear gripe from these parents.
The people do not appreciate how good they got it. That the caregiver must provide as much without being paid correctly that most sisters, nurses and doctors nevertheless always give their best ... all that is forgotten so often.
And so here's a thank you to all the nurses, nurses and doctors, who always do their best and never forget to be human! Even the good spirits that make the office work in the background, struggling with deadlines and special requests and there are always friendly! You are wonderful and please remain so!