Well, here it is. The original Dreamboat. Mounted and behind glass. Ready to go to its new home: An Saol.
Spent half of the day maintaining my furniture building skills putting together a new press for Pádraig. It’s not quite finished yet, you’ll have to wait for the picture until tomorrow.
I had never realised how therapeutic it is to put together an IKEA press. Not only does it teach you patience challenging you to do the impossible based on cryptic-not-is-the-word-for-it instructions, it also opens your mind so you see things much clearer.
It helped me to see how we will approach Pádraig’s current health issue, the tremors; the issue around the delay of the submission to the intensive care package office within the HSE as well as the equipment and care plan.
If help is not forthcoming, adequate and timely, we’ll organise it ourselves. Everything else is a waste of our most precious resource: time.
We’ll get the Dreamboat going full steam ahead!
Nollaig Shona Reinhard.
Over in New York for christmas (Lizbeth is a New Yorker). I took some light reading with me – Norman Doidge’s The Brain’s Way of Healing. anyway there is a chapter in it that deals with Lasers and being a well-written book there are various claims in it that sound miraculous.
This is the web site of the person Doidge focuses on mostly http://torontopainrelief.com/clinic_team_wt.htm and these are both practitioners in Ireland
http://bioflexlaser.com/clinics/bioflex-clinic-listings.php?country=Ireland&province=ALL+&city=Dublin
To be honest I know nothing about it all but it wouldn’t do any harm and could do a lot of good.
Ath-bhliain faoi mhaise.
Colm
Nollaig Shona, Colm. – I have heard of laser treatment but will read up on those websites. Doidge is a great, knowledgable person and good writer. Hope you’re enjoying the Big Apple. What could be more exciting than Christmas in NY!
Back in a few days. The Doidge book is great. I’d like to meet up when I get back so I can natter about it with you. I’ll send you a text when is good for me and perhaps I can pop down to the rehab centre. c
Yes, Colm, get in touch when you’ll be back. We are home in Drumcondra with Pádraig but go up to the NRH for therapy a couple of days a week. – Reinhard