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by **SOSage** » Sat Jan 08, 2011 9:34 am

There are definitely positive changes! Less drips going in, more activity, good temperature, operation seems to have gone well (even though its too early to tell yet). Hopefully the breathing pipe will be removed soon, that would be a great relief for all, Kafenes himself in the first place, it must be bothering him a lot. He is breathing on his own now but they keep the pipe just to be on the safe side, because he is swallen from all the fluid from the drips he had to get and his failed kidneys were unable to get rid of. They are draining off the excess liquid now, as soon as the swelling is gone so is the pipe.

by **Get Real!** » Sat Jan 08, 2011 5:27 pm

Just remind him that if he doesn’t get well I’ll be after his vintage cars… because someone’s gotta have them!

by **supporttheunderdog** » Sat Jan 08, 2011 8:04 pm

Get Real! wrote:Just remind him that if he doesn’t get well I’ll be after his vintage cars… because someone’s gotta have them!

The latest good news suggests you are not going to get them anytime soon... ;-)

I understand he is still in the ICU but he is a lot improved on yesterday, and is now able to tell jokes. :-)

He still has long way to go but the signs are looking good.

by **supporttheunderdog** » Sat Jan 08, 2011 8:09 pm

ps he is apparently a bit peeved because they won't let him have a mobile 'phone and there is no wifi!

by **Lee A Kada** » Sat Jan 08, 2011 10:03 pm

It is great to hear that Kafenes' health is improving

by **kafenes** » Sat Jan 08, 2011 10:17 pm

Good news! Kafenes is much better today! The breathing pipe is out, he tries to talk, but there's no voice, I can't understand, we both get frustrated :lol:

. But his good humour is back, that means he IS improving! Hopefully will be out of intensive care soon. He asked for his mobile (probably to try and type what he tries to say :roll:

) and I stupidly conceded. I'm afraid I'll be told off tomorrow by the doctors as mobiles are not allowed in intensive care, especially for the patients :oops: