Interesting detail: there are armed guards at the gate to the hospital and patients' caregivers, I.e. John, must have a special pass to enter and exit. There are also guards at the motel and one must show room key to enter the elevator. I certainly feel safe! Everyone on the staff here at hospital is so nice, even if we can't really have a conversation. Dr. Fedorenko and Anastasia, his assistant, are fluent in English, but they are the only ones.
Saturday, June 28, 2014
Moscow Journey Day two, June 24, 2014
What a day! I've never been through so many medical tests: breathing capacity, heart function, vein ____, sinus and lung X-rays, MRI of brain and spine, swabbing of private orifices (you don't want details), blood tests, abdominal and vaginal ultrasound, and one more I can't remember. I took a two hour nap when we returned to my room and missed consulting with Dr, F about test results. Was that fast or what?
Interesting detail: there are armed guards at the gate to the hospital and patients' caregivers, I.e. John, must have a special pass to enter and exit. There are also guards at the motel and one must show room key to enter the elevator. I certainly feel safe! Everyone on the staff here at hospital is so nice, even if we can't really have a conversation. Dr. Fedorenko and Anastasia, his assistant, are fluent in English, but they are the only ones.
Interesting detail: there are armed guards at the gate to the hospital and patients' caregivers, I.e. John, must have a special pass to enter and exit. There are also guards at the motel and one must show room key to enter the elevator. I certainly feel safe! Everyone on the staff here at hospital is so nice, even if we can't really have a conversation. Dr. Fedorenko and Anastasia, his assistant, are fluent in English, but they are the only ones.
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