[Mark Henry]

Originally Posted by Reg

It's really neat being here at this hospital as we have a group of about 30 people from all ages and walks of life going though the same experience together. We all talk in the lounge and through meals and bond in a bit of a way that makes this experience more manageable.
Thanks to these guys n gals here and on the forum as well for sharing experience.

That was a huge difference from any other hospital experience, they basically kick you out of your room and make you socialize with the other patients. If you try to sit around they will harass you to join in with the activities. 3-hole putting green, shuffle board snooker, walk and meals in the dining room, whatever it takes to get you moving.

Casually ask where they are from, when I had it done there were 4-5 Mennonites* from Pennsylvania, many were from the US and the farthest was a guy from Australia.
I think there was only one woman.



*I'm guessing the religion, all black simple suits with white shirts. One kid, for the most part they kept to themselves.