Thank you guys, as always.
It's an odd feeling, currently. We're almost at the point where we can carry on, almost normally. But normal doesn't quite do the rather ...miraculous (?) situation justice. Far from it in fact. But that's what we( family, Drs, Nurses, Surgeons, Physio's, Phsychologists, Amy ...everyone) have been working towards.
Nothing would please us all more, than to see Amy live a normal life. In fact, she and Dad did a little tour, of various Hospitals and wards that cared for her so brilliantly in the past. Slight problem is, she's not aloud into those places anymore, due to immune suppression, one of those super bugs would be really bad news. In fact one nearly killed her just before Xmas.
So Dad would phone the ward, he has alll the numbers i believe, while they stood outside the window in the car park. And before long ALL the Drs and Nurses would appear at the window. Much waving, laughing, jumping up and down and crying was had by all. Delighted to see Amy, standing, upright and being... well, Normal.

Every day that passes without complication, the better her chances, as I understand it. We await a slight set back, such as a cold or flu. This worrys Amy. But Harefield seem confident with all that, they've seen it all before.
So it's all good, so far.
