Bye ICU, hello ward

It was an exciting day today. Brad was moved out of the intensive care unit onto a regular ward! Not only does it mean that he’s made a huge step in recovery, but it also means that he doesn’t have all kinds of wires attached to him any longer that have really impacted his ability to get a good night’s sleep. He will still be monitored, but not continuously.

What this means for me is no more of the crazy restricted visiting hours. I can basically visit any time I want with no restrictions. It’s a huge relief on every level.

Brad‘s no longer in hospital gowns and actually into his PJs. He’s been allowed to get himself to and from the bathroom and even take a short walk in the hallway today. He’s feeling terrific and I have to remind him that he had a heart attack five days ago and a stent put in three days ago so that he doesn’t overexert himself.

We don’t have an indication of when he might be released from the hospital, but we’re hoping it will be at the end of the week. Fingers crossed.Læs mere