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She is being took to rehab from the hospital after having surgery to have a tumor removed and having to go back to the hospital to get stitches fixed that came loose. She's having a hard time wanting to do anything, and is just lying around depressed.
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I used to work with patients as a physical therapist assistant student. From my personal experience, its better that she's out of the hospital as staff are truly overworked and I could see the depression on patient's faces. Not being able to walk and go to the bathroom and being cleaned like a baby is horrible.
If she's undergoing any kind of physical or occupational therapy, tell her that it's vital that she puts 110% of her effort into doing the exercises. The magic they do there is amazing. I've worked with patients who at the start couldn't even stand but by the end walk long distances.
Also, its vital she gets support from her family. The patients that had family support seemed the most motivated, that they realized they had a life outside of therapy.Last edited by Knowing Thomas; 04-03-2015, 01:02 AM.Comment
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