first thing you would do if you woke up next to the person above you?

How do you gain empathy if you don't have it? Asking for myself, of course.

 

Therapy?

 

Ehh it's not really that big of a priority/issue for me to do that. But I guess that's a valid solution.
OT: Blast loud music

 

I did Dodge the needle or lumbar to my back. The neurologist says he's more comfortable with me going through physical therapist or therapy because now my legs are starting to kind of lift around a little bit slowly my right is going pretty good my left is still a little slow. Money situation with the medical bill they have a charity thing when you don't have a job or this or that crap you just tell him whatever it is she show them this or that and you send it off and all of it gets taken care of lot of times you need a W-2 or a bank statement

 

It's nice to hear that you're improving. But that medical bill situation just sucks donkey balls.

 

They will give me a form or paper in the mail a week or two from when I get discharged and all I have to do is give them a W-2 or bank statement showing what I earn or make and a lot of times if I meet the criteria the charity will take all of it and I don't have to pay a dime. However I do have to pay the other kind of medical bills from here for the certain kind of doctors like the one who did my lung procedure of flushing and all that probably the one from the who did the what's call it drainage out of my knee. It'll fluctuate it all depends on what they send me on bill was

 

Ask them about their recovery progress.

 

I'm at home now for the past few days, as for recovery I'm relearning to stand and walk on my own. The story of my life

 

Easy. Press W to walk, L-shift to sprint etc.

 

If it was that easy like a video game.

 

But how exactly are you re-learning to walk? Like the bike method for kids - Someone holds you while you walk and lets go and you try to balance?

 

Using a walker to take slow steps, but I have to be careful when standing from the wheelchair, or I'll fall. One day you'll be in this situation, and it doesn't matter what your age is.

 

Oh I see. I'm wondering if the hospital was supposed to guide/assist you with this? Since you said they were in a hurry to discharge you.

 

The instant I was able to lift both my legs, that is when they wanted me discharged. They didn't care if I can walk or stand