Baba discovered a friend, Dr. Sudhakar Vira, the senior medical administrator, yesterday. So today the checkout process was remarkably smooth. Dr Vira helped me with the accounts, billing etc. In return I gave his some customer feedback. Not tongue-in-cheek: people pay millions for incisive Voice of Customer data.
Kaku took Baba home in his swish limo while Dr. V and I hung out with the billing folks (Dheeraj of TPA billing was very helpful). He was home by 10 and I was home in time for lunch.
This afternoon we were chatting on Ammi's balcony and he said sadly, a little like Eeyore when he'd lost his tail, "I don't have a stomach". But hey who needs one when you can eat and drink without it. To a successful return, we're doing a little celebratory drink this evening.
The pictures are of me giving Baba his last hospital breakfast - the mask is to keep my cold germs away from him - and of Baba ensconsced in his bedroom.
This is my last post. Thank you all for the affection,encouragement and wishes for his speedy recovery.
Ela/Elu!
ReplyDeleteYou've done a great job with this blog, keeping us all in touch.
And Shankar/Baba/Shanks, etc. (never knew you had so many names!) Glad to "see" you home.
And to both you and Viji -- Lots of love & hugs
Jacquie & Ranjit, Chanigarh
Hi Ela, what a fantastic blog and record of events and emotions - I'm sure your Dad will enjoy reading the archives. Glad he's home and well. Love, Dina
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