Hospital Diary

 Day 7- Hospital Diary.

Thursday is 'day of Sai' as i said yesterday,  i have visited since 2010 to 2018, almost every year to Shirdi. Maybe it is just a triva as i guess there maybe ppl who are close by, who must have visited every year. Yesterday i forgot to tell, Wednesday is also Clubs/ Hobby day. When i was a student, i was part of two clubs ie Sailing/ Gymnastic, both hobby clubs required raw strength,  maybe i had strength and sincerity both, else why would some one sweat out during his hobby time. Lot of my fellow students in the garb of club, used to do nefarious activites😊. Anyways each one to himself, i learned a lot in clubs time, i even mastered water sking too.

Well coming to the day, the day started at 0600 with a slight neck pain, maybe coz of poor sleep posture. Anyways got up , changed and was on my way for exercise. I went for a  good walk of 3.0 Km ( 500 mtr increase) and did Yoga exercise,  did even a bit of Hyperventilation ( could hold tdy for 60 seconds). When i had initial symptoms, i used to hold breath for 36 seconds only, this is average hold by anyone, however, i being a runner was to have more holding power, i can hold breath for 90 - 120 second at best. Since walk had increased, so did the time i exercised, i did exercise for a hour. After that had breakfast, tdy was typical North Indian wedding breakfast ie Aloo-poori. I fail to understand who actually likes this kind of greasy breakfast early in morning.  The problem is once you taste greasy poori, you want more, best is to avoid. But being Veg you have hardly any option.  The new set of doctors came for round, they were very late today, as good as lunch time they came. So they said to me, if i was all set to get discharged.  I said in my mind, who wants to stay a day extra in hospital. They instructed the  hospital staff to start discharge formalities for tommrow,  most likely due to formalities, i don't forsee myself getting discharged  before 5 PM tomrrow.

Wow have reached the lunch time, good thing about Lunch is the Curd again, had good lunch and time to take the nap. It is murphys law that whenever you are about have a sound slp in Afternoon,  a phone call will invariably wake you up. Mostly my phone is in silent but due to my admission in hospital, my folks want to spk to me most of the times, so i have put it in ringtone mode. This time call was from our hospital  Room, asking about my blood group,they never bothered to ask how i was for last 9 days but knowing that my blood can be used for plasma donation to others,  they called up for that. Anyways i don't mind that, i am a noble soul, who always willing to help others till a point, if i read a guy out and realise that he is not worth help. It takes time to read a person but not more than a months interaction actually, i after reading a person, slowly start going to shell during my interaction with the person, a subtle hint for person to know that i have read him/ her.BTW,told the office hospital staff guy my blood group is O+ve, before telling that, i think the guy had to listen to cribs too. 

Once the slp is broken, you can't get it again in short time, so saw some social media post and waited for tea. The patient next to me was getting discharged,  so exchanged pleasentry and said good bye. After Tea, had a small walk the talk with the new found friends. It is good to know stories of other people. It at times broadens your horizion, as you come to know there working culture, there social structure and there traits. After that had dinner and went into shell in my bed.

My health remians the same ie no grt fever (last measured was 98.1) , no grt drop in SPO2 (97).

Pray all stay safe, stay healthy. Will most likely get discharged tomorrow,  so maybe would not be able to write story. Once you go home, eventhough, you do nothing but at least you have to show concern for everything, even if you care a damn about it. In that kind of circumstances, i doubt i will get free mind to sum up the complete story,let's see. I pray to god, no one gets hit by this 'Chinese Virus'