I'M HOME, WHERE I BELONG 8-24-16

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Friends, I'm home from the hospital. 
I'm medically stable to leave the hospital and be where I belong: "Home"!
Outpatient services were resumed and I was released.
I, my doctors, my nurses, my primary care assistants, my social worker, everyone on medical team at the hospital, we all worked together, so I could be medically safe and okay to be home.
All the people who helped me through the acute stage of the pneumonia were superb and the care I received at the hospital was excellent!
Though weak, exhausted and fatigued, I could not wait to see my friends when I returned home
After having dinner with close friends, I 'm tired enough to call it a day.
It's nearly 7pm and I am already in my nightgown and ready for bed!
May God Bless All of You!
Good Night!
                  Evelyn Pinto
                 August 24, 2016



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