Hotel near Hospital Parque San Antonio - Malaga
Hotel near Hospital Parque San Antonio - Malaga
Husband VERY poorly and admitted to Intensive Care Unit of Hospital Parque San Antonio today.
Does anyone know of a hotel locally where I could book in for a few days to be near - we live an hour away with no public transport + I don´t drive so staying close by seems best solution.
Does anyone know of a hotel locally where I could book in for a few days to be near - we live an hour away with no public transport + I don´t drive so staying close by seems best solution.
Brenda - sorry to hear of your husbands illness.
I read a very interesting article in this months Streetwise Magazine about what to expect when in hospital. It was quite enlightening. One thing it said is that it is usual for a member (or members) of the patients family to be there 24/7. Even sleeping by their bedside. In fact it is unusual for the patient to be left alone in the hospital, so maybe you could stay at the hospital almost full time. Whether it is different in ICU I am not sure. Of course for many Ex-Pat families there may only be one family member in the region so the patient does spend time alone.
I hope all goes well for you.
I read a very interesting article in this months Streetwise Magazine about what to expect when in hospital. It was quite enlightening. One thing it said is that it is usual for a member (or members) of the patients family to be there 24/7. Even sleeping by their bedside. In fact it is unusual for the patient to be left alone in the hospital, so maybe you could stay at the hospital almost full time. Whether it is different in ICU I am not sure. Of course for many Ex-Pat families there may only be one family member in the region so the patient does spend time alone.
I hope all goes well for you.
Brenda,
Our very best wishes to you and your husband from all the team at andalucia.com.
Remembering you were one of the first members to Beta test this forum.
We all wish your husband a speedy recovery in Malaga.
Our very best wishes to you and your husband from all the team at andalucia.com.
Remembering you were one of the first members to Beta test this forum.
We all wish your husband a speedy recovery in Malaga.
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Yes - hang on in there Brenda - hope everything turns out well. From what I hear, the standard of medical care is at least as good as you would find in the UK, and there is less chance of mrsa etc, so the odds are better for recovery.
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A very big THANK YOU to all the people who have sent good wishes for Ians recovery.
Nearly 3 weeks on he is still in hospital but, fingers crossed, he will be coming out on Monday - being let out on Oxygen, a cocktail of medication and not allowed to do anything but it will be wonderful to have him at home.
I cannot praise the care he has received at Hospital parque San Antonio high enough. Both on the Intensive Care Unit, and on the second floor since he was transferred there plus in all the Xray/Nuclear Medicine/Cardiology departments - first class.
Since he was transferred to a room of his own I have stayed with him 24/7 and done all his personal care. I have been encouraged to participate as much as possible and this has been a great comfort to both Ian and myself.
Once again, thanks to all for their concern.
Brenda
A very big THANK YOU to all the people who have sent good wishes for Ians recovery.
Nearly 3 weeks on he is still in hospital but, fingers crossed, he will be coming out on Monday - being let out on Oxygen, a cocktail of medication and not allowed to do anything but it will be wonderful to have him at home.
I cannot praise the care he has received at Hospital parque San Antonio high enough. Both on the Intensive Care Unit, and on the second floor since he was transferred there plus in all the Xray/Nuclear Medicine/Cardiology departments - first class.
Since he was transferred to a room of his own I have stayed with him 24/7 and done all his personal care. I have been encouraged to participate as much as possible and this has been a great comfort to both Ian and myself.
Once again, thanks to all for their concern.
Brenda
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