Day +11 Great bosses

I have been lucky enough in life to have some good bosses. Some good, a few great sprinkled in among those that are just mediocre. One of the the sayings that my dad used to down was "if you take care of your boss they they will take care of you". I haven't necessarily believed that through life, except it is true of the great ones. The one thing I do believe is that your boss is the only one who knows the true answer to any questions or problems you might be having. These past three weeks I have had new bosses, the group of doctors led by Dr. Jeff Matous of the RMCC. They aren't quite as funny or as easy to get along with as Robert, but they have been nice and can answer my questions. I have been told by several different people and nurses that I might be going home soon. Bev and I are now running into a insurance dilemma because once I was checked in I became an inpatient,virtually cutting or daily reimbursement in half. Problems of will we have to move rooms, worse move hotel are starting to concern me heavily.

So 15 minutes ago I saw my docs. They said my WBC have gone up dramatically and that will help to fight any infection I may have. They said my throat is looking better which is great news for me. I talked to them about my insurance problem so they will send in a social service worker to help me work that out. They were able to answer my ultimate question, when would I get to leave. Not until Monday at the earliest. They want to have all the facts of what is going on before they release me. That's really what it is all about, the reason why I got put in here in the first place. So we will wait for more results and look forward to Monday.

I wish you all the best of all weekends! God bless you!