http://www.boraston.net/blog My fight with Mantle Cell Lymphoma, getting my life back, and a few other things! Wed, 10 Mar 2010 08:50:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://www.boraston.net/blog/about-hospital-food/comment-page-1/#comment-77 Peter’s Hospital Diary » Blog Archive » Thursday - 14 days since the transplant…! Thu, 02 Feb 2006 09:56:26 +0000 http://www.dellmar.net/blog/?page_id=25#comment-77 [...] I felt very tired yesterday afternoon, and spent a lot of it dozing - I do feel very slothful in here. My only visitors were from the medical staff (Salah and Sheeba) and Rachel, the dietician. Rachel has been a regular visitor from the date of my admission where she suggested a feeding tube (declined!) and then on a regular basis to ensure that my nutrition is OK. (Don’t you just have to love someone who tells you to eat all the ‘bad ‘things - chocolate, puddings, calorie dense stuff!). Of course our conversations have revolved around hospital food (which is actually prepared at St Thomas’s and chilled for its journey here, where it is reheated and distributed). She saw my comments on it (here ) and has taken a copy to add to evidence she is collecting to try to change the system. Good luck Rachel, the whole ward will be behind you! [...] [...] I felt very tired yesterday afternoon, and spent a lot of it dozing – I do feel very slothful in here. My only visitors were from the medical staff (Salah and Sheeba) and Rachel, the dietician. Rachel has been a regular visitor from the date of my admission where she suggested a feeding tube (declined!) and then on a regular basis to ensure that my nutrition is OK. (Don’t you just have to love someone who tells you to eat all the ‘bad ‘things – chocolate, puddings, calorie dense stuff!). Of course our conversations have revolved around hospital food (which is actually prepared at St Thomas’s and chilled for its journey here, where it is reheated and distributed). She saw my comments on it (here ) and has taken a copy to add to evidence she is collecting to try to change the system. Good luck Rachel, the whole ward will be behind you! [...]

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