{UAH} Queen Elizabeth Woolwich

I am at QEH in Woolwich, rushed here when I was told my Tanzanian friend is admitted to intensive care. I have known Tony Isanzu for over 30 years and it just breaks my heart to see him in this condition. Apparently he has been here since March. But I didn't know. He  has lost speech and is kept on life support. I don't know yet what his diagnosis is as the nurses won't tell me. They have just allowed me to sit next to him. His wife comes after 7pm so she will tell me what the diagnosis as well as prognosis is. But it looks bleak. 

Bobby. 

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