Congratulations! Its a great milestone to have behind you. As others have said its important to maintain the nutrition and hydration and keep an eye on changing symptoms. Its easy to feel disconnected from medical help when you don't see them every day, but you should call them to discuss any changes. Things will get worse before they get better, thats just part of the process. But its all about healing now, no more trips to the hospital for a while. Well done to both of you.

Congratulations as well! Savor the moment but keep the seatbelt fastened. In some ways a tougher leg of the journey starts but you are closer your destination too. Some important steps have been laid out above and wisdom says to follow the advice. You will see progress if you look for small improvements rather than monumental ones. I would measure progress by eating an extra bite or going outside for a few minutes or not feeling so fatigued for that day. Please reach out to the group with questions and concerns. We are with you on the journey.

Thanks guys for the information like I said before this site has helped me in so many ways ,,in being the caregiver for my husband I'm really glad to hear this rope mucus will go away in a few weeks ... I will try some of the mentioned liquid meds also their was a strong med recommended by a nurse but it took a prescription to get it and we haven't been back to the dr.yet we go back on the 17th July I will ask for it if still needed ..