The place is wonderful - I can even blog from my room! Everyone's very sweet, everything's clean, and in general, it feels more like a nice hotel than a hospital, especially in the bathroom. If only there were more places as good as this one in this country...
The windows don't open (perhaps to prevent women suffering from post-partum depression from doing something awful), and it's a bit too hot for me here - and that's a minus. But I could hear the heartbeat of a neighbor's unborn baby in the room next to mine (very quiet, but it's impossible to mistake it for anything else), and that was so moving - which is definitely a plus. (They did attach this heartbeat monitor thing to me, too, today, for about 20 minutes, and all of a sudden I realized that this busy little pump has been working inside me, alongside my own heart, all these months...)
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wow, nice room! a modern bed with wheels, a flatscreen tv (sony?), a phone, a radiator (perhaps you can rotate that thingy to be less warm), and a desk-like tray, and some plugs to connect all sorts of equipment! nice! :)
ReplyDeleteI suspect this room is the envy of many journalists throughout the world with far worse "offices".
Good luck Veronica!
Goddamn encoding... I wonder what you said, Andrei... :-)))
ReplyDeleteMojesh eto latinitsey napisat'? Pojaluista!!!
great, good news! Your last posts about visiting a doctor were rather scary, that´s fine here.
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