"Damsel in dis Dress" > wrote in message
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> Del Cecchi wrote:
>>
>> yep, much harder on caregiver than on patient. Just ask my wife.
>
> He has many previous injuries, so he's needed a lot of my help for some
> time now. The only thing different this time is the magnitude of the
> pain and the fear associated with knowing what's wrong, but not what's
> going to happen.
>
>> Don't know where you are in Minnesota, but you might consider the
> Mayo
>> Clinic here in Rochester if any heavy duty procedures are in order.
>
> We're not that far, actually. Our clinic/hospital are part of the Mayo
> conglomerate. I hope that this can be taken care of here, but we've
> always been referred to the Big M for serious stuff. I don't know my
> way around Rochester (Crash does), and I'm not too crazy about all the
> construction. A trip to Roch is a good opportunity to have a chicken
> dinner at the Ranch, though. I expressed my travel concerns with
> Crash's internal medicine guy, and he said we may have an option in
> Iowa, as well. Not sure if it's part of Mayo or not. I'm guessing
> that it probably is.
>
> Carol
>
The construction isn't bad. And if you need help navigating just let me
know. Email me, with the obvious editing of the address. The Ranch? I've
driven by there thousands of times, and never eaten there. Is it good?

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