The family is asking (and this will be reinforced by the center) that visitors stay for no more than 30 minutes at a time.
Secondly, under no circumstances should any visitor wake Kat up.
Kat has extensive and rigorous therapy to complete. She's working hard, and tired. It's best for her, again reinforced and confirmed by the center, that she is given ample time to rest and recover between sessions.
It's also important to note that her family may wish to have time with her that is family time only. This is part of the reason scheduling visits was requested. Please continue to that practice.
Thanks for your continued support of Kat and her family. Let's all work together to ensure she has the support she needs throughout her recovery.
More updates later.
Thank you so much for all the updates. I was wondering if they know the reason she is not talking yet? Is it only because of the trach tube or is it due to something else?
ReplyDeleteThanks for continuing to post updates; I only met Kat at Fox Run and we became Facebook friends. I don't want to intrude on her recovery; at the same time, there are days where I have a panic that I must go check on my new-found friend's progress. Today was one of those days. Thank you! <3
ReplyDeleteI don't know Kat, but I sure am praying for her. BM is a fantastic rehab, isn't it? So relieved she's there. You can do this Kat!
ReplyDeleteI don't know Kat, but I sure am praying for her. BM is a fantastic rehab, isn't it? So relieved she's there. You can do this Kat!
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