Geoff was moved last night from ICU into a private room in a ward at the Lifehouse. He will be in this room for the remainder of his stay. The view from his room and private balcony is out over Sydney …

When I arrived this morning he was sitting up in a chair watching TV. Still hooked up to quite a lot of tubes but it is getting less everyday. They are hoping that he maybe able to have a shower and this will be a huge pick up for him – as many of us know a shower for Geoff is like therapy.

He is absolutely exhausted as can only snooze for a couple of minutes at a time. He looks so tired but I think he looks quite well in his eyes considering what they have done to him.

I am going out with my sisters for a few hours today and will let you know how his day has gone later this evening,

Love to you all

Geoff loves black cockatoos and when he was recovering 10 years they used to come passed our house everyday and he used them as an institive to try to get out of bed to see them – if he couldn’t then just the sound of them were a comfort to him. Soon I hope he will back home in his own bed hearing them again.