HomeBound
2 March 2017We have made progress! Its great news to hear today that Basil has been released from Waikato hospital and is now homebound (in a sense) for Taupo.
His wounds are healing well and his skin grafts have taken 100 percent, which is the result we were after. Basils rehabilitation has gone well considering the seriousness of his accident and from here on in he should be able to self manage his cares with a few daily visits from the district nurse.
Where to from here, well I'm told that Phillip and some volunteers down in Foxton are in the planning stages of the campervan project. Basil has said there is no rush for completion as his focus will be looking after his health over the next few months. Thank you to everyone who has offered their services and materials. Every little bit is much appreciated. A special thank you to our new friend from Napier who has kindly offered her transporter to move Basils campervan from Taupo to Foxton. Its a big weight of Basils mind and a step closer to getting him into his new home.
For those of you waiting to hear back from Kaycee, she is currently out of the country but will be back next week. I will continue to update the progress as we go along. Hopefully we can get some pictures from everyone involved in the rebuild along the way and post them up on this page.
Keep checking in for updates guys. Thank you all for your wonderful support.
Nga mihi nui
Lyn
