I was intrigued by the comments made by a patient in this ward. There are so many differences in the patients here: language, culture, nationality, injury/disease type, etc. The common thread though is hope. Everyone has refused to accept the response, "There is nothing more that can be done." It is one thing to be trapped in a dark room and another to look for the light that will guide you to the exit.
Today is a typical weekday in the hospital. The morning routine includes Acupuncture and Physical Therapy with PT and OT in the afternoon. The hospital staff is hoping for some visible progress as proof of the effectiveness of my treatment (like unassisted upright walking). The intangibles resulting from the stem cell therapy and rehab are better energy level and more control of my upper body.
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