Lying awake in my hospital room,
It has been three days since my Cancer operation,
My life in the hands of surgeon,
Doctor, Mulvihill, Sean J.
Surgery was a success,
And my recovery is going well.
I would like to thank the following
Nurses and Health Care Assistants,
Who attended me during my time of need -
Nurses - Dirk, Jenny, Shahla, Chase,
Michelle and Corinne
Health Care Assistants - Presley, Carla,
Carolina, Jordan, Christina,
Tammy and Haley
Released from the hospital,
Yesterday,17 April,
Returning home to my Loving wife
and my home, along the Wasatch.
Welcome back, Hank. May you continue to recover properly and share many more poems with us!
Surgery was a success. Recovery brought a good news for all of us. Surgeon doctors like Doctor, Mulvihill and Sean J have worked hard to give recovery and we are thankful to them. Returning home to your Loving wife after recovery was definitely a great achievement. Getting recovery from cancer is good. We offer our prayer before God for your goodness and fortune. This is an amazing poem brilliantly penned.10
When world was fighting with COVID you were batteling with your own body negoriating to live little more. How are you doing now sir. Be good and healthy.
It is good to express gratitude to hospital staff this way. They deserve some praise. I like the photo also.
Michael, The staff was outstanding! ! They work 12 hour shifts under sometimes the most stressful situations. Very Brave and caring. I owe them my heartfelt thanks and what better way to express it, then in a POEM.
A sobering poem of total surrender to believe for the best! Poet is humbly thanking the dr and medical team that have been used by God to bring healing and hope to this poet who continues to bring hope to all his comrades in his writings!
26 July 2019. Today I had an appointment with Dr Mulvihill. He gave me a clear bill of health. This photo was taken in his office at the Huntsman Cancer Hospital.
Any poem about cancer surgery and hospitals is sure to interest me. I think that you have a good surgeon, I remember his photo.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
2 - one of my older brothers had his prostate gland removed due to cancer over 11 years ago. he's been 'Pampered'** ever since! : ( bri ;) ** he's been unable to control urine flow and has 'had to' wear diapers all these years. a recent attempt to install a control valve he could control himself was unsuccessful.