Oh - I really do hope that I hear those words today HempKat - and I can go home to be a Dad and husband again - since I feel rather useless just sitting around in the hospital - but it does make me more aware where the word 'patient' - came from -Maybe or maybe not, afterall they were able to detect the issue with the wiring thru that fancy piece of technology they sent you in the mail and I blieve getting a pacemaker is frequently done on an out patient basis. Then again this hospital seems to have a tendency to keep you there longer then what's considered typical here in the States. Now I know in your country they got that fancy shmany single payer healthcare system that many in the US aspire to. So I don't know if there is any benefit financially to the hospital for keeping you longr then absolutely necessary but over here hospitalsroutinely push people out of the hospital after just a few days due to pressure from the insurance companies and the threat of being sued for insurance fraud.
So hopefully once they get that pesky, uncooperative wire to go where it belongs, they'll give you the good news, "Okay, you can go home now."
I'm trying to be a patient patient - and not let my anger boil up - because I'm fed up with being a patient patient - and really need this team to fix me - as they should have done 10 days ago now -
The last 2 days I have a new room mate here called Ron - born in 1937 - in England - and we get along real fine - he had a pacemaker fitted yesterday and a valve fix - so at least I have someone to chat with - my Dad was called Ronald too and born in 1935 - but died in 2016 - so its good to have someone around from my Dad's generation -