Okay, I was kidding about the title, sorta :) This pic is the view I had from my hospital bed. That is the bay here in Port Angeles. You can see the Coast Guard station out on the end of the "spit" to the right. It was pretty cool watching the CG choppers fly in and out for drills.
I am glad to be out of there and feeling tons better! Thank You to everyone for all the sweet comments! I didn't bring my computer in the room with me, but Heidi had hers and let me know about them as they came in. Having that kind of support is really encouraging!
The Olympic Medical Center here in PA is really a nice hospital. Very kind and thorough staff as well. My first room in the place last Tuesday didn't have the same spectacular view but was still very comfortable. The doctor, who was incredibly nice, said "Hey, I think we can do better than this" and had the staff move me! Don't find that kind of treatment very often! Easily the best hospital experience I have had ever! The food was even pretty decent, ordered from a menu, room service style.
As nice as it was, I am extremely happy to be out and back to having fun! Stay well friends, I will try to do the same!


I'm Glad your out of the Hospital and you continue to get better
ReplyDeleteWOW! A Five Star hospital critique! I guess if you have to be in a hospital this would be the place to be. I'm glad you're out and on the mend!
ReplyDeleteCyndi & Stumpy @ RVly Ever After
Congrats Mike on getting out of there! I know you won't really miss that view. Take care.
ReplyDeleteKim
Hi there. I came over here from Glenn's blog (which I have been reading for 4 days now and am only 1 month behind, closing in on that gold star) and just wanted to tell you that your post brought back memories... A year after I moved to Sequim, I was diagnosed with Hodgkins Disease and needed abdominal surgery for a biopsy. On checking into Olympic Medical Center I was asked: Would you prefer a mountain or an ocean view? I enjoyed watching the ships come in once I was conscious again and the care I received was outstanding! Now back to Glenn's place to continue working towards that gold star.
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Ilse
So glad to hear that you are out of the hospital and feeling better! What a beautiful view... wonder what that property is worth??!... Praying that you continue to improve - Heidi's cooking sounds too good to waste time with hospital food! :-)
ReplyDeleteKerri in AL :-)
(And, yes, Blogger still considers me "Anonymous"... story of my life! :-)
Wow, what a view & out of a hospital window at that! Who knew? Hope you are feeling much better.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful view from a hospital bed.
ReplyDeleteNo matter how beautiful the view was from that hospital bed, home is always better.
Hope all is well. So nice to see your post in my reader!
Good news is always welcome. I'm glad you are all fixed up.
ReplyDeleteSo glad to hear you've escaped the hospital (food). I guess if you're going to have to be in the hospital, though, you might as well have a room with a view! Keep healing.
ReplyDeleteYay, glad you're out and doing better!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you are better....Take care and God Bless
ReplyDeleteI might want to stay longer too with a view like that. Glad you're better!
ReplyDeleteGlad you are better now Mike !
ReplyDeleteBlessings2U !!
Sorry to hear you had to be in the hospital but quite happy to hear you're out now...the great view notwithstanding.
ReplyDeleteAll the best,
Les
Thanks to all for the sweet comments! The Olympic Medical Center is just a great example of how nice this area is! I am glad to be out and yeah, it was nice, for a hospital room :) Never want to stay in them long!
ReplyDelete-Mike
Just catching up on your blog and didn't realize you were in the hospital! So glad you're out, doing well, and had a good experience (for a hospital)!
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