Update Texas woman with spinal infection

Thank you all for the purrs and other positive vibrations. My co-worker's
wife will be released from the hospital tomorrow.
She still has some weaknesses and cannot walk without support. She is
mostly in a wheelchair. She will need home health care, but the doctors say
she has fought off the infection that nearly killed her, and the prognosis
is for a complete recovery in a few months.
This woman, by-the-way, is in her late 30s and is a teacher and coach.
Annie

Yay for the good news! Loud purrs and fervent purr-ayers are on the way for
her continuing recovery.

Donna, Captain, and Stanley

in article , Annie Wxill at
wrote on 2/9/05 6:32 PM:

Thank you all for the purrs and other positive vibrations. My co-worker's
wife will be released from the hospital tomorrow.
She still has some weaknesses and cannot walk without support. She is
mostly in a wheelchair. She will need home health care, but the doctors say
she has fought off the infection that nearly killed her, and the prognosis
is for a complete recovery in a few months.
This woman, by-the-way, is in her late 30s and is a teacher and coach.
Annie



Wow. How scary. I'm SOOOOO glad that she is feeling better!!

"Annie Wxill" wrote in message
...
Thank you all for the purrs and other positive vibrations. My co-worker's
wife will be released from the hospital tomorrow.
She still has some weaknesses and cannot walk without support. She is
mostly in a wheelchair. She will need home health care, but the doctors
say she has fought off the infection that nearly killed her, and the
prognosis is for a complete recovery in a few months.
This woman, by-the-way, is in her late 30s and is a teacher and coach.
Annie
Recovery purrs still coming, Annie
Sam, closely supervised by Mistletoe

Lots of purrs and best wishes for her to recover completely,
--
Polonca & Soncek

"Annie Wxill" wrote in message
...
Thank you all for the purrs and other positive vibrations. My co-worker's
wife will be released from the hospital tomorrow.
She still has some weaknesses and cannot walk without support. She is
mostly in a wheelchair. She will need home health care, but the doctors
say
she has fought off the infection that nearly killed her, and the prognosis
is for a complete recovery in a few months.
This woman, by-the-way, is in her late 30s and is a teacher and coach.
Annie

"Annie Wxill" wrote in message
...
Thank you all for the purrs and other positive vibrations. My co-worker's
wife will be released from the hospital tomorrow.
She still has some weaknesses and cannot walk without support. She is
mostly in a wheelchair. She will need home health care, but the doctors
say she has fought off the infection that nearly killed her, and the
prognosis is for a complete recovery in a few months.
This woman, by-the-way, is in her late 30s and is a teacher and coach.
Annie

YAY! Great news Annie, thanks for sharing it with us!!

Hugs,

CatNipped

I'm glad she's recovering. Purrs for a complete recovery.

Annie Wxill wrote:
Thank you all for the purrs and other positive vibrations. My co-
worker's wife will be released from the hospital tomorrow.
She still has some weaknesses and cannot walk without support. She is
mostly in a wheelchair. She will need home health care, but the
doctors say she has fought off the infection that nearly killed her,
and the prognosis is for a complete recovery in a few months.
This woman, by-the-way, is in her late 30s and is a teacher and coach.
Annie

Continuing purrs that she makes a full recovery.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera)
A house is not a home, without a cat.