ready for first injection
We have had a couple of days to get organized and see how things work around here. The stem cell ward is set up very nice. We all have our own rooms with lots of privacy. The Beike staff are VERY helpful. Nurses and doctors do not baby patients like in Canada but they do their job well. Doctor’s are very educated here and it shows in there work ethic. Everything runs on time here down to the second if they say come to physio at 10:00 the doctor gets you at 10:00. The language barior is difficult but we have a card with the essentials on it from the Beike company which we point to and it works. We have met wonderful people from canada, thailand, US, Romania and all over. We stick with the english families who we feel so close to already. We have such a bond because we are all so hopeful that these treatments will give our loved ones such a better quality of life. The physio room has basic equipment but the programs they set up for each patient are so efficient. We are very impressed. The accupunture is different here the needles penitrate deeper than we are used to and have electric current running through them. It is a little bit of pain with alot to gain. JC has to go for an MRI in 5 min. and we can not be late that is a no no so we will write after JC’s first stem cell injection. Talk to you all soon. Cherie and JC. p.s. spell check is not working on this yet ha ha
6 comments April 23rd, 2007
