Tama-Chan: Tommy mentioned yesterday that I would tell you today how we helped in a concrete way to make our #1 feel better, that is, aside from all the purring and snuggling. Here is the story.
On Sunday afternoon, #1 was in bed, with nurse Sei on duty. She was resting, almost dozing off, when the phone rang. She got up and answered the phone. It was our friend and her doctor, Dr. J. She had made an appointment to go and see him on Tuesday morning and had been thinking she might want to bring it forward to Monday, but she was certainly not expecting to hear from him on Sunday. He said to her "I heard from Tama-Chan that you were not feeling that great, so I thought I had better call and check up on you." #1 was a little foggy and befuddled until she realised that Dr. J had read the SoS blog post! That is how Tama-Chan had gotten her message through to him! He told #1 that he was home and if she felt up to it, she could come over for a consultation and a prescription right away. He is only about 10 minutes away, so that is what #1 did. He confirmed that there was an adult strain of bronchiolitis doing the rounds at the moment, that it was a rather persistent bug, but that there wasn't anything much to do other than rest. However, since she is scheduled to go to England on Friday, he have her a "what if" prescription so she can take some stronger meds with her in case her state deteriorates whilst she is away. Wasn't that really nice of him?
#1 says thank you for all the nice thoughts and words. She says she is beginning to feel better but will continue to take it real easy this week. Needless to say, we are all highly chuffed at the role we played in making her feel better! Hurrah for blogging!
Nurse Tama over and out!
wow that was a super way to inform your dogtor... but we are glad that our dogtor did not read my blog, he probably would come with er-staff efurry day ;O))) we send hugs and potp to your #1 and we hope an easy week helps her to feel much much better...
ReplyDeleteWow, having a blog can do really great things! I'm continuing to send purrs your way, and I really, really hope you are better for your trip. At least you are prepared, no matter what!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pawsome doctor you have :)
ReplyDeleteWe purr that you feel well enough to travel.Good thing you have Tama looking after you yoo ;)
Purrs Georgia,Julie and JJ
That was really good of #1's doctor to do that. Well done, Tama-Chan on letting him know. I hope #1 feels much better by Friday, but at least she knows she has back up medication if she needs it.
ReplyDeleteHooray for good Doctors and for feeling better soon!
ReplyDeleteThat’s a real doctor your #1 has. His care for his patients doesn’t know day of the week. #1 is lucky to have him.
ReplyDeleteOh good work Tama-Chan. Hugs and kisses for you.
Sorry, we didn't know #1 was sick, but we are sure glad the doctor called her and got her some medicine. Tama-Chan that sure was nice of you to let the doctor know. Feel better #1.
ReplyDeleteOur mom is a bit jealous of #1's doctor. You can't find any like that around here. We're glad to hear that #1 is feeling better.
ReplyDeleteWOW, #1's doctor read it on the blog! How cool is that, and we certainly hope the meds are doing the trick. Having cats and a dog being your nurses must help a lot too!
ReplyDeleteAlors là ... les voies des blogs sont impénétrables et mènent parfois vers d'étranges mais fort utiles chemins.
ReplyDeleteBravo Tama pour ce passage de message.
J'espère que ta #1 va très vite aller mieux.
Douce soirée
Nat à Chat
That's so cool that the doctor read the blog ! We hope the "what if" drugs work. Dog and cats therapy remains the most important part of therapy, of course. Purrs
ReplyDeleteOh wow! #1's doctor has great taste in blogs. 😊
ReplyDeleteIt sounded like the retelling of a dream at first...how nice that your doctor reads your blog! Keep getting better. :)
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I am so glad that your SOS worked so well! We are puraying for a speedy recovery for #1!
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Great work Tama-Chan! Rest up and feel better #1. Your nurses are all doing healing purrs and woofs for you!
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