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   On 31/10/2020 3:30 a.m., Charles Pierson : FIDONET.CHAT wrote:   
      
    CP> Then all that I can do is go home and wait for a   
    CP> phonecall. If successful, they already plan on her being   
    CP> in the hospital for 3 days, and no visitors.   
      
   Would she have access to a phone in her room? Maybe that's one way   
   you can give each other encouragement.   
      
   Try to fit in thoughts of the possible good outcomes. When you do   
   get a chance to talk to each other, that attitude would boost the   
   hope that both of you need to hear.   
      
   Many years ago my mom stayed in the city 2 weeks where my dad was in   
   for heart surgery.  She arranged an inexpensive on campus room with   
   my alma mater. She was less than a block away from the hospital. The   
   hospital itself was nearly 200km from home. Back then, 1998, the   
   freedom to come and go and wander the hospital hallways was very   
   different, indeed.   
      
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