Re: Wiggling her toes is a good sign, right?
Posted: Thu Sep 04, 2008 9:56 pm
Clarity Grace wrote:_____She’ll get better, right?
Yeah, Sweetie. Someday.
Yeah, Sweetie. Someday.
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Yeah, Sweetie. Someday.
When will she get better?
Posted: Fri Sep 05, 2008 3:29 pm
Willie Long wrote:Clarity Grace wrote:_____She’ll get better, right?
Yeah, Sweetie. Someday.
_____Do you know when Eilonwy will get better, Mr. Willie? I’ve tried meditating like she does, but nothing happens. I want to help her.
Re: Wie's Condition
Posted: Fri Sep 05, 2008 10:03 pm
Hi Everyone
Last time I was in to visit Wie, I tickled her feet, just a little, to see her move them. Sometimes when she's laying there, so quiet and still, it's hard to remember she's alive.
Hannah
PS: Clarity, she'll come back when she's ready to.
Last time I was in to visit Wie, I tickled her feet, just a little, to see her move them. Sometimes when she's laying there, so quiet and still, it's hard to remember she's alive.
Hannah
PS: Clarity, she'll come back when she's ready to.
Re: When will she get better?
Posted: Sun Sep 07, 2008 10:37 pm
Clarity Grace wrote:Do you know when Eilonwy will get better, Mr. Willie?
No, Ms. Clarity.
Re: Wie's Condition
Posted: Fri Sep 12, 2008 10:08 pm
During my "interrogations" they went into excrutiating detail of the beating "I" put on on Wie.
Her recovery is at best going to be delayed, but I give her better odds than whomever it was wearing my face.
Her recovery is at best going to be delayed, but I give her better odds than whomever it was wearing my face.
Re: Wie's Condition
Posted: Sat Sep 13, 2008 12:14 am
Hannah mentioned that you were out of town at the time? Any witnesses to your whereabouts? Also they should be able to recover DNA evidence from the strangulation, problem being if its a "doppleganger", it might have the same as yours...so that could be a double edged sword.
Re: Wie's Condition
Posted: Sat Sep 13, 2008 12:28 am
You seem to have the worst luck with body doubles, Mr. Caliburn.
Still, it reminds me of an old Star Trek episode I saw when I was a little kid. My dad was a huge fan of the franchise.
There was this guy who invented a machine to visit other dimensions. In this other dimension, he met that realities version of himself. This double became insane and obsessed with the other's destruction.
The whole story was about the whole Man vs Himself theme, I suppose.
Not that I think this has anything to do with your current difficulties. If things hold true to form here, the problem will have a more fantastic answer than sci-fi.
Also, Diemos' comments have me wondering. How much DNA does it take to voodoo someone? (Is that the right term?)
Still, it reminds me of an old Star Trek episode I saw when I was a little kid. My dad was a huge fan of the franchise.
There was this guy who invented a machine to visit other dimensions. In this other dimension, he met that realities version of himself. This double became insane and obsessed with the other's destruction.
The whole story was about the whole Man vs Himself theme, I suppose.
Not that I think this has anything to do with your current difficulties. If things hold true to form here, the problem will have a more fantastic answer than sci-fi.
Also, Diemos' comments have me wondering. How much DNA does it take to voodoo someone? (Is that the right term?)
Re: Wie's Condition
Posted: Sat Sep 13, 2008 2:34 pm
What you mean is clear in this context, Nemesis, but the proper phrase is "sympathetic magic" 
WTH? How did hospital security not stop her attacker?
Ron Caliburn wrote:During my "interrogations" they went into excrutiating detail of the beating "I" put on on Wie.
WTH? How did hospital security not stop her attacker?
Re: Wie's Condition
Posted: Sat Sep 13, 2008 2:53 pm
Because her attacker looked exactly like a guy who visited her more or less daily and he was there in visiting hours.
When the nurse discovered him he left in a hurry instead of finsishing the job.
Again, all about sending a message.
When the nurse discovered him he left in a hurry instead of finsishing the job.
Again, all about sending a message.
Re: Wie's Condition
Posted: Sat Sep 13, 2008 3:31 pm
Think Not Ron is behind this?
Re: Wie's Condition
Posted: Sat Sep 13, 2008 3:40 pm
There's a short list of people who look like me who want to mess with me and with Wie.
Though I don't think he would have let up on Wie when he had her like that.
Though I don't think he would have let up on Wie when he had her like that.
Re: Wie's Condition
Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2008 12:56 am
Ron Caliburn wrote:When the nurse discovered him he left in a hurry instead of finsishing the job.
Ah. That explains it.
Re: Wie's Condition
Posted: Sat Oct 04, 2008 2:15 pm
Hey everybody! I got great news!!
I went to visit Wie yesterday, I had to go alone because Dad isn't allowed in the hospital and Mom wanted to have a talk with Dad about some things.
Anyway so I talked to Wie while she laid there with all the tubes and wires and hoses and stuff they have plugged into her. I like to sit and talk to her for a while. Sometimes I bring her a book and read to her.
Anyway, I just about got finsihed telling Wie how I got back from Wales when I heard.
"Hannah, could I have a glass of water please."
I think I was just as loud when she said that as I was when I found out Mom had made it to DC.
Anyway, she's awake, though very tired still, spends most of her time sleeping. Also, you have to tell her something two or three times before she remembers it, but the doctors said that's just her brain sill getting used to thinking again.
Anyway, she'll be in the hospital a while longer, but she's gonna be okay.
Hannah
PS: What an awesome week!!!
I went to visit Wie yesterday, I had to go alone because Dad isn't allowed in the hospital and Mom wanted to have a talk with Dad about some things.
Anyway so I talked to Wie while she laid there with all the tubes and wires and hoses and stuff they have plugged into her. I like to sit and talk to her for a while. Sometimes I bring her a book and read to her.
Anyway, I just about got finsihed telling Wie how I got back from Wales when I heard.
"Hannah, could I have a glass of water please."
I think I was just as loud when she said that as I was when I found out Mom had made it to DC.
Anyway, she's awake, though very tired still, spends most of her time sleeping. Also, you have to tell her something two or three times before she remembers it, but the doctors said that's just her brain sill getting used to thinking again.
Anyway, she'll be in the hospital a while longer, but she's gonna be okay.
Hannah
PS: What an awesome week!!!
Re: Wie's Condition
Posted: Mon Oct 06, 2008 12:02 am
That is very good Hannah, Let us hope she makes a speedy recovery.
That is so wonderful to hear!
Posted: Mon Oct 06, 2008 3:51 pm
_____That is such wonderful news, Hannah! Will you give her a hug for me? Will you tell her I said “hi” and wish her well, please? I hope she recovers quickly. She is very nice.
_____P.S. Maybe when Eilonwy returns, Mr. Tabloid will give her back her font color.
_____P.S. Maybe when Eilonwy returns, Mr. Tabloid will give her back her font color.
Re: Wie's Condition
Posted: Tue Oct 07, 2008 3:18 pm
Give her all my best Hannah.
They’ve decided I can have my laptop . . .
Posted: Mon Oct 13, 2008 2:39 pm
They’re letting me have solid food now, if Jello is considered a solid . . . Hannah’s been great about that; and Doctor Osman has agreed to let me have a laptop here while I’m in the hospital. However, its usage will be strictly monitored: I’m not allowed on it in the early mornings or evenings and later. But between that, the exercises they have me on, and Hannah’s visits, I don’t have room to complain. Besides, I have a lot to catch up on.
A lot.
A lot.
Re: Wie's Condition
Posted: Mon Oct 13, 2008 3:15 pm
Hi Everyone!!!
Ain't it great to see Wie's green font on here again?
I've been spending almsot all my free time at the hospirtal with her. They still won't let dad go and mom don't want to go unless dad's there so I'm about the only friendly face she's got to touch.
Hannah
PS: This Dr. Osman guy is really digigng his heels in about my dad. I'm sure the hospital would have let dad back in once the charges were dropped without this guy sticking his nose in.
Ain't it great to see Wie's green font on here again?
I've been spending almsot all my free time at the hospirtal with her. They still won't let dad go and mom don't want to go unless dad's there so I'm about the only friendly face she's got to touch.
Hannah
PS: This Dr. Osman guy is really digigng his heels in about my dad. I'm sure the hospital would have let dad back in once the charges were dropped without this guy sticking his nose in.
Re: Wie's Condition
Posted: Mon Oct 13, 2008 3:52 pm
Willie Long wrote:That is some baby-backed bullshit. If an alien knocked on my door claiming I owed him something because of a dream -- damn. I'd hit that sucka so hard he'd better catch a cab back to my doorstep, 'cause it'd be too far to walk.
Never claimed it was fair, just that some of the things out there think in terms that are extremely alien to us. Legends from history point out that the gods talked in dreams and visions, native americans have a deep belief in vision quests where what you see isn't always straightforward.
Re: Wie's Condition
Posted: Mon Oct 13, 2008 7:48 pm
Yeah, I expect you do, Loni. 
Well, I'm sure if I sat down with one and had an old school discussion, we'd see eye to eye.
DarKnyht wrote:Never claimed it was fair, just that some of the things out there think in terms that are extremely alien to us.
Well, I'm sure if I sat down with one and had an old school discussion, we'd see eye to eye.
Hi, Eilonwy! I’m so glad you’re back!
Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2008 2:08 pm
_____Hi, Eilonwy! I’m so glad you’re back! Now everyone can change their font to something another color. Thanks for keeping her in our thoughts, everybody!
_____P.S. Are you feeling all right, Hannah? Your post is a funny color.
_____P.S. Are you feeling all right, Hannah? Your post is a funny color.
Re: Wie's Condition
Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2008 2:39 pm
Welcome back Ellie. If you need another friendly face around, I'll be glad to stop by.
Re: Wie's Condition
Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2008 8:53 pm
Forgot to put my own well wishes on the last post. I guess lack of sleep is starting to catch up with me.I will try to keep the blog postings more current so you have someone to read if you ever get caught up.
Thanks, guys; I really appreciate your concern . . .
Posted: Wed Oct 15, 2008 11:01 am
I’d appreciate that a lot, Konrad. But for the sake of following the hospital rules, I think you better talk to Dr. Osman before visiting me; I’m trying to assure him that it’s safe for Ron to visit me and get the restraining order dropped, but it’s out of my hands. He’s almost as protective of me as you guys are, and being pregnant makes him that much stricter . . . Hannah thinks he’s a fuddy-duddy . . . to put it nicely.
And thanks, Erik. I’ll try to get to it when I can.
And thanks, Erik. I’ll try to get to it when I can.
Re: Wie's Condition
Posted: Wed Oct 15, 2008 7:54 pm
Hi Everyone,
Yeah, Doc Osman's kinda creepy and definitely rude. Makes sure he's alone with Wie before he does any tests. He also kicks me out even though it's visiting hours.
Hannah
PS: I don't think he'll let anyone near Wie he doens't have to.
Yeah, Doc Osman's kinda creepy and definitely rude. Makes sure he's alone with Wie before he does any tests. He also kicks me out even though it's visiting hours.
Hannah
PS: I don't think he'll let anyone near Wie he doens't have to.
Re: Wie's Condition
Posted: Wed Oct 15, 2008 9:30 pm
That raises suspicions. I never trust doctors that insist on no one else in the room for tests. If the patient doesn't have a problem with the visitor being there. Then neither should the Doctor.
Re: Wie's Condition
Posted: Mon Nov 10, 2008 5:28 pm
Hey - anybody heard anything from Wie? Hannah called me from the hospital a few minutes ago - it looks like Wie checked herself out of the hospital while we were stuck out of town.
Re: Wie's Condition
Posted: Sun Nov 16, 2008 1:43 pm
Hey Everybody
Should have told you sooner. Wie showed up while Dad and Willie and Shadow and Rain and all them were off on Armistice day.
Mom was kinda surprised by her, not knowing who she was. She almsot slammed the door in the face of the bloody and bandaged woman standing in the rain outside our door asking for a place to spend the night. But when I heard Wie's voice I almost fell down the stairs running to hug her.
I wish Mom and Wie could have met under better circumstances, but Mom didn't hesitate in helping me get wie into some dry clothes and cleaning the dried blood out of her eye sockets before changing the dressing.
Still, it was kinda weird how Mom didn't say hardly anything to Wie directly that night or since. She ain't said much to Dad either.
Anyway, Wie's okay, she's getting proper care from a doctor who doens't want to have a restraining order against Dad and living back with us.
More to come.
Hannah
PS: Wie didn't say much about how she got to our door, somehtign about needles and thugs and such.
Should have told you sooner. Wie showed up while Dad and Willie and Shadow and Rain and all them were off on Armistice day.
Mom was kinda surprised by her, not knowing who she was. She almsot slammed the door in the face of the bloody and bandaged woman standing in the rain outside our door asking for a place to spend the night. But when I heard Wie's voice I almost fell down the stairs running to hug her.
I wish Mom and Wie could have met under better circumstances, but Mom didn't hesitate in helping me get wie into some dry clothes and cleaning the dried blood out of her eye sockets before changing the dressing.
Still, it was kinda weird how Mom didn't say hardly anything to Wie directly that night or since. She ain't said much to Dad either.
Anyway, Wie's okay, she's getting proper care from a doctor who doens't want to have a restraining order against Dad and living back with us.
More to come.
Hannah
PS: Wie didn't say much about how she got to our door, somehtign about needles and thugs and such.
Re: Wie's Condition
Posted: Sun Nov 16, 2008 3:53 pm
I'm glad that Ellie is okay.
Re: Wie's Condition
Posted: Sun Nov 16, 2008 4:11 pm
I am too - though with all the craziness she's been through we're pretty concerned about the baby.