Saying goodnight.

All things considered, I think we did.

To be fair, rehab is a short-term satulition. If that's the case, he might get a month or two of home health. Meaning he would get people coming to the house to do therapy and stuff. And, no use fighting it, really. I don't think it benifits anyone.

@LindaOHio And, that can get costly. As for not being able to get up on his own, do you mean he needs the nurses to pull him to his feet, or do you mean he needs supervision if he wants to use the restroom? If that's the latter, then it's a rehab/hospital safety thing and will continue for as long as he is there. If it's the former, he could still come home. He would just need a bedsite restroom and you to help him. He won't be back to perfect when he does get released. Far from it. He'll have his share of struggles going from a controlled environment back to his normal life. George Can walk to the bathroom, but I still wound up mopping up a few spills when he first came home. I also, literally, picked him up off the floor a time or two as well.

@kaylachan He can't come home because he can't get up by himself to go to the bathroom, etc. He's not ready. Filed another appeal. If we lose, we go on self-pay again.

No, it's usually me fighting him to get it done.

@LadyDuck I think so.

@kaylachan Let's hope this is going to improve.

Patience is the key.

@kaylachan Very true