subject: Affordable Review [print this page] Grison was involved in as car accident that made him to be convened in wheel chair for the rest of his life time. It was during Christmas holiday when the accident occurred. Grison was driving home when his car collided with another car coming from the opposite direction. He suffered head and back injury. He was taken to the hospital by well wishers under critical conditions. His car was totally damaged. It was damaged beyond repair.
While in the hospital, doctors struggled to save his life. Grison remained unconscious for several months in the Intensive care unit. He was put in a life saving machine. Lucky enough, Grison did not die. He came out of the intensive care unit to the ward. He needed special care because he would not stand on his own. He lay fat on the bed. The nurses remained close to him to ensure that he was under close supervision. After a long stay in hospital doctors suggested that he is sent home only to be going for review after some specified time. The hospital bill had accumulated to a very high level. His family could not raise the money.
The family had to plan for a fund rising to collect money today for the medication. The amount was raised and the bill cleared. The hospital was very expensive. Their services were too expensive compared to other health facilities. Grison was discharged and the family got an ambulance to carry him to take him home. They bought him a wheel chair to use since he would never walk again. Review dates were written on the discharge sheet.
The doctor had requested that Grison be taken to the hospital for review. The review was very costly. The family could not afford the review cost. The family started to look for an affordable review from another hospital. They succeeded to get a good hospital that offered cheaper services.
They took Grison to the hospital for review. The doctors said that Grison was doing well but would never stand again. His family needed counseling to be able to accommodate this trauma. They got a counselor who counseled them daily.
This was done to make sure that his family adjusts to the turn of events. Grison"s wife was affected by the condition of her husband. She knew that she would have the responsibility of both a father and mother. It was not easy to manage the family alone. She would wash her husband daily to make sure that he was always clean as he loved when he was healthy. The wife did not get any difficulty in paying school fees for the children. His savings were enough for the family.
