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Images => Life, the Universe & Everything Else => Topic started by: Frank Fremerey on July 09, 2017, 20:47:47
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The bleeding had to be stopped and was. Gosh. I became a tad intimidated. See the whole story in the following posts...
....enjoy
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High dose Cortisone iv, full moon and sleeping does not go well together, so I was awake from 0 to 6 in the morning. I ended up in a pub selling Irish beer and Laphroaig and was in back for the head count at dawn..
1 Aritmeum, where calc mechanical instruments are exhibited
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2 A carousel at 3:15 a.m.
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3 Auto Scooter
4 The cellar where Trump is hiding his debt
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5 café. Possibly the best cake and chocolate made and served there since 120 years
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6 French film gangster car in front of Bonn's freak HiFi store. You can get music repro machines from 2.000€ up to 200.000€ Euro there. And Spanish wine bottles from 5€ to 500€. Even if you do not buy you are welcome by Johannes Krings.
He really loves people, wine and music
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Here are a few inside shots of the hospital:
i1 my personal water tower
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i2 the neighborhood bed
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i3 sculpture in the hospital lobby
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i4 really bad food from the hospital kitchen
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Ex5 really good food in the Vietnamese restaurant round the corner:
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i5 really good wine my wife smuggled in:
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i6 Cortisone Zombie after a night of lunatic wanderings
i7 recovered after sleeping, showering and fresh clothing
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Cut scenes:
C1 shadow of sculpture
C2 historical staircase
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Outside at day. Nice quarter. I like esp the tree behind the window
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Intern room or office also equipped with sculpture:
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My 87 year old room neighbour looks and is as cool as Bruce Willis:
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Main Street round the corner, just where Werner "Alaun" lives. I was there because I needed a teller machine...
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The Hospital is really in a very nice quarter with very nice houses of very rich people:
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Weberstraße is rebuilt:
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I cought a bee in flight with my phone....
100% crop of same:
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And some genuine unaltered architecture from the 1950ies:
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The hospital is not hospitable:
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But it is practically possible to edit the food into something edible.
I added native genious walnut oil, lemon juice and salt plus a fresh banana provided as dessert:
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Enough for today. Want more from the survival front?
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Frank, you are staying right around the corner?
Your nightly trips seem to indicate you are recovering.
I wish you you can leave the poor food soon!
Werner
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Yes, St Elizabeth. I am on the way up. We can meet for a coffee if you are not too occupied
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Frank, what has gone wrong?
You are showing some really good photos, but how is your health?
Interesting to see that German hospital food is as bad as in our NHS.
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Great series Frank, underpinned by a healthy pinch of humour. Hope photography is part of the healing process. Cheers...
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Yes Frank, what is going on?
Hope you recover soon, and that you'll maintain that level of photography.
Shadow of a statue is fantastic.
Olivier
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Interesting to see that German hospital food is as bad as in our NHS.
Don't leave out the USA in the hospital food Race To The Bottom.
Frank, you have made good use of your forced non-confinement.
Get well soon!
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Thanks Frank for the walk around. Gentle with great images and personal comments and feeling. The statue and the night street stands out.
Take care!!!
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Frank, it is difficult to browse through this thread with the peace of mind, albeit the excellent captures. Hope you to get well soon!
My 87 year old room neighbour looks and is as cool as Bruce Willis:
Yes, "Die Hard" comes to my mind...
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Thank you for sharing your experience in such an enjoyable way Frank.
Hope you recover and get well soon.
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Thanks all for the good wishes. They try to get me off the Cortisone. But I have the feeling that the doctors do not really know what they do or how to help me. Today I feel much better because I organized some really decent food with all macro and micro nutrients. There is a witchcraft driven Korean grandma I know her since the 1980ies and she can really really cook!!!! What she did for me today was more healing than anything the doctors did. I will now edit the pics and post them. I had three starters and two main dishes and a big pot of Jasmine Tea. I feel soooooo goood
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Sleepless nights let me dig into cutting edge research on gut health. As the new science of the Microbiome or as they call themselves in practical terms "functional medicine" understand inflammatory disorders of the gut it is NOT THE GUT as itself but the settlements of Trillions of ALIENS IN OUR GUT that are in dismal. In a way a fart is nothing but a riot reaction of some rebellious crowds living in our colon.
What do they react to?
This is seen as an input / output relationship.
Theory say we control the input to indirectly control the output like we do in a Peter Molynoux game (remember Populous or Black & White)???
This book offers a concrete 21 day recipes Parcours to heal the gut.
My guess is that the chances I can make it with the book are 85% the chances that I can make it with the doctors are 15%
Good thing about the doctors is they can give me the Cortisone and Azathioprin to stop the bleeding and be strong enough to set the 21 day plan into action.
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I ate Korean Mandu soup with veggies and tofu and taste to dream of:
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I had a mild, too mild for my taste chicken curry style warm rice recipee for breakfast. A tad on the bland side but good value for a very hungry young man.
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And the gut riot police of highest ranking:
The allmighty Kim Chee:
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PS ... All photos taken with my Moto Z Play smartphone and edited on it with McGyver software's "Photo Editor" for Android, selling for 3.57€
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Table scene:
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Floor Scene:
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Nice pictorial story still cant figure whats up?
You are not having a baby, are you? :o
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Crucial organs necessary to bear a child are missing from my body. The rest is explained in the thread
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My father came by and we had a very enjoyable evening out. Great venue, great food, very affordable.
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Very interesting documentary report, Frank ! Get well soon !!
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Thanks, John.
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For your stomach's sake, if your wanderings ever lead you to Durango, Colorado.
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Frank, I hope you will recover soon. I would be disappointed not to see you in Den Haag in September.
Take care.
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Hope you recover from your ailment Frank! Keep busy taking them pictures :)
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Frank, get well soon!
Dave
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Thank you all. I can use some support sometimes.
Here is another shot from the Restaurant
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I did do my morning sports and now I feel fresh like Hulk!!!!
Details: due to hospital regulations I am not supposed to leave the house. They told me to use their 6 Staircases for my workout. My routine is: walk down 4 stories in 90 seconds, run up same in 30 seconds. Repeat, pause for ten minutes, repeat. Half an hour of that is as good as an hour worth of light jogging, quite possibly two hours. Check details on HIIT via Google search.
High
Intensity
Interval
Training
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Hulk will turn to green when he gets angry, which contradicts your healthy smile.
Anyway, glad that you seem to feel better.
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I am not Hulk. I turn green when I am happy
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Jeez Frank, you make being in Hospital look like fun ;)
I guess ICU with "nil by mouth" is sort of a dampener :(
My hospitals are Pure Veg and do not allow any outside food and no way you can get out without release pass. India is known for tasty Vegetarian food but the hospitals haven't cracked it (even for the Bollywood stars on the top floor..
I hope they figure your problem out soon and get you fit :)
all the best,
Tom
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Thank you Tom, thank you all
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Take care Mr Hulk, watch out for those steroids :D
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Get well soon! ;) I enjoyed the green Hulk shot, although it's quite disturbing,,, No further explanations needed,,, :o
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Doctor said they want to get me out of steroids in 5 weeks. If they make it I will be a very very happy man! Tomorrow I am allowed to go home.
Jakov & Erik: Thank you for good wishes.
The food front clears after I sent a protest note to management. Look:
1. First breakfast
2. Second breakfast
3. Lunch
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I confess that the second breakfast was not compliant with hospital rules. Had more to do with hospitality...
Hihi
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Frank, I echo the thoughts expressed here by the NG community and I hope that you will soon make a full and lasting recovery.
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Frank, I echo the thoughts expressed here by the NG community and I hope that you will soon make a full and lasting recovery.
Thank you very much. Finally I can relax a bit:
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Dear Frank
Hope everything settles down soon and life can get back to normal.
The microbiome story is truly fascinating in all forms of disease not just inflammatory bowel disease but sadly medicine is still not at the stage to utilize it. You will have read about the faecal transplant stories - alas some people are magically cured, most have had no improvement but worryingly some people have got much sicker. The technology is still very early. The biologic agents seem to work well? Hopefully you will improve soon enough to get off the cortisone.
At least you can keep your technology with you. Stuff gets stolen all the time in my hospital - imagine stealing from someone's sick bed....
Best wishes and quick recovery,
JJ
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And yet another picture
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JJ: I do not have anything but a phone on me. All pictures taken with phone, edited on the phone and uploaded from the phone, see above...
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Hi Frank get well, but your photo essay is interesting
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From above....
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And to be accurate on the documentation side of things I show supper one and supper two:
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Frank , get well soon !
Nice series of images
Either your visitors are really good sneaking in goods and letting you wander around or the hospitals in Germany are much more relax than any other hospital I've been to
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Frank, your illness seems to have stimulated your artistic creativity; I hope that is some consolation.
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This is no prison and I am not a prisoner.
You should sure be there if doctors want to visit you or nurses want to provide you with a treat or collect body fluids for testing in the lab. Other than that you can lie in bed or ambulate or sit in the yard for a smoke or go pray in the chapel or have visitors...
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Today I go home. Gosh, lots of water under my skin from the high dose Cortisone. Not nice.
Goodbye 337
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Good health to you Frank, I like your taste in food!
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Frank I'm confused: are you on vacation or sick in the hospital and sneaking out or ... or does this have something to do with, "The walrus was Paul." or ... well I hope if you are sick you will soon be unskick.
Dave
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I am out and for my Microbiome healing diet I needed some stuff, that was obviously collected at the post office by my wife and "re labelled" accordingly.
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David: Do not be confused. If you enjoy life the healing process is supported. If not it can be undermined.
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Frank, adding my Good Wishes for Improved Health now that you are out of the hospital !!
(I'm still fondly remembering your excellent dinner party in Scotland.)
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Frank, adding my Good Wishes for Improved Health now that you are out of the hospital !!
(I'm still fondly remembering your excellent dinner party in Scotland.)
Thank you, Ultravioletta! I adore you and you know that, a real aetheric lady!
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Just got home from the hospital myself. Photo later. Get well soon, Frank.
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My posts will be few because I'm right handed and I just had surgery on my right hand to correct a trigger finger. My wife grabbed this shot with my iPhone 6s+.
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Thank you CS. Cortisone is bad. Azathioprin is badder.
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Looking bad. Get well soon!
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Get that trigger finger fixed and start shooting again. Hope that happens soon.
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Apparently some folks here are suffering from the health problems around the same time: Frank, Carl, Mongo, Dave (Paterson)...
Hope all will get well soon and feel better.
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I liked you thread, Frank !
I guess you entertained every one at the hospital : nurses, visitors, doctors, even sick people... ;D
Anyway, I hope you are recovering and be back to good health very soon !
You take care of yourself.
Francis.