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My mother (### ### ###) is a mother of 6, after a surgery in the back. After 1 month in the hospital, she went back to the house, but now she is back to intensive care of the hospital with septicemia (illness characterized by the presence of pathogenic microorganisms in the blood; sepsis). I want and need her, to be back to us. Please help me.
day2: update: her state is fragile, her pee is getting less. So the doctors will do an x-ray to see it, and to see the state of her lungs, because they want to remove the breathing tube tomorrow, so she can breathe on her own. I get there, she recognizes me, she was with both eyes open. She tried to catch my hand. She even moved her leg.
day3: update: her legs are no longer swollen, she is more awake. Her state is now stable, at afternoon they will remove the breathing tube, and she is with less tubes on her. The intention is to release her from intensive care so she can go home. I totally forgot to ask about the damn infection.
day4: update: the infection is still with her, and they couldn't remove the air tube. So they are going to do a tracheostomy for her to breathe. Oh my god, I left the hospital, so happy. Now this (the fact her legs/arms better, that she is more awake, answered me better, and less tubes give me hope).
day5: update: her sepsis (can't post Wikipedia link about it, so just google about it) is under control (what that means specifically? that is getting better?). She is having breathing issues, so they will do a contrast exam. They think it might be pneumonia (I really hope not).
day6: update: nothing new, they still didn't make the contrast exam. Still with breathing tubes. Is it just me or are they making the exams slow? Every day of her there is a pain for us, but they appear so slow in the exams. Before 1 pm, she got a light fever. Since the doctor only gives information in the morning, I warned the nurses, and the visit time ended. The fact that she got both hands tied into the bed, and one arm was with tubes, so it was really swollen.
day7: update: she is with water in the pleural cavity, that's why she is still with the air tube. They will try to get rid of it, just waiting for the x-ray. Today she is more down. Still conscious.
day8: update: if someone can submit my mother's name to a group of prayer, or at your church reunion, I would be grateful. She is with a fever, and they can't make the puncture to make her breathe better. She is anesthetized.
Yeah, it takes some time to find this place. This is the ctrl+c of the prayer request that I did in another Christian forum. I appreciate any prayer I can get to get her home again.
day2: update: her state is fragile, her pee is getting less. So the doctors will do an x-ray to see it, and to see the state of her lungs, because they want to remove the breathing tube tomorrow, so she can breathe on her own. I get there, she recognizes me, she was with both eyes open. She tried to catch my hand. She even moved her leg.
day3: update: her legs are no longer swollen, she is more awake. Her state is now stable, at afternoon they will remove the breathing tube, and she is with less tubes on her. The intention is to release her from intensive care so she can go home. I totally forgot to ask about the damn infection.
day4: update: the infection is still with her, and they couldn't remove the air tube. So they are going to do a tracheostomy for her to breathe. Oh my god, I left the hospital, so happy. Now this (the fact her legs/arms better, that she is more awake, answered me better, and less tubes give me hope).
day5: update: her sepsis (can't post Wikipedia link about it, so just google about it) is under control (what that means specifically? that is getting better?). She is having breathing issues, so they will do a contrast exam. They think it might be pneumonia (I really hope not).
day6: update: nothing new, they still didn't make the contrast exam. Still with breathing tubes. Is it just me or are they making the exams slow? Every day of her there is a pain for us, but they appear so slow in the exams. Before 1 pm, she got a light fever. Since the doctor only gives information in the morning, I warned the nurses, and the visit time ended. The fact that she got both hands tied into the bed, and one arm was with tubes, so it was really swollen.
day7: update: she is with water in the pleural cavity, that's why she is still with the air tube. They will try to get rid of it, just waiting for the x-ray. Today she is more down. Still conscious.
day8: update: if someone can submit my mother's name to a group of prayer, or at your church reunion, I would be grateful. She is with a fever, and they can't make the puncture to make her breathe better. She is anesthetized.
Yeah, it takes some time to find this place. This is the ctrl+c of the prayer request that I did in another Christian forum. I appreciate any prayer I can get to get her home again.
