I hope that this is my last pure off topic post - but at least I have good news!

After training with the rollator the doctor was quite impressed about Leo's recovery - and teased him by saying: "And now I want to see this without holding on!". And when I sent an SMS yesterday to tell Leo that I am on my way he wrote back that he will be waiting on the entrance. And guess who came to meet me when I walked to the hospital? Without any wheelchair or rollator? Yep, Leo! And the staff of the intensive care unit stood behind the window, watching him. To make a long story short: He will come home tomorrow and then, after at most 14 days, will go to a rebab center in the neighbour town, maybe with being allowed to come home each weekend. Of course this is just a beginning and there is still a long way to go. But some last MRI and other investigations showed that there was no brain bleeding and this all gives us the hope that the life-endangering part lies behind us.

I was told to pass greets, kisses and hugs for all the prayers, good wishes and greetings - they made us both strong. For me it was the feeling of a kind of company that I have when sitting here alone, for Leo it was an achor that his life is not done and that there are still things that are fun and challenging, regardless how good he will recover.

I will keep you up to date if something special happens and be hopefully able to participate again in a short while.

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And I am not strange, I am Limited Edition!

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