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  • Writer: Bobi Limon
    Bobi Limon
  • May 5, 2020
  • 1 min read

Doctors have decided that dad has progressed enough and is at a point where they feel he is ok to be moved back to the VA. Dads oxygen from the ventilator has dropped Down to 40%. He is doing well and want him to be at the VA, his primary care facility. The VA can continue the care he is getting and prepare him for rehabilitation. Two days in a row he has made some good progression. Staff will notify me when the transfer is complete.


Till next time...

 
 
 
  • Writer: Bobi Limon
    Bobi Limon
  • May 4, 2020
  • 1 min read

Dad has another set of doctors, at University it appears they rotate weekly.

Dads condition according to staff is the same. There is nothing significant that has happened since the last update. All levels are good and mote healing time is needed. Remember no news is good news. Dads dropped from 60% to 50% oxygen from the ventilator. Not big enough for the doc to consider a change but goods in my book. Time will tell.

Till next time...

 
 
 
  • Writer: Bobi Limon
    Bobi Limon
  • May 3, 2020
  • 2 min read

Doc related he is very encouraged with dads progress. Due to the amount of support and resources dad has been exposed to there will always be set backs. There are always some type of risk in the procedures given. This morning dad bit down on one of the balloons on a tube that is attached to the ventilator and broke it. They had to increase his sedation and replace it so the ventilator can continue working properly. That alone is the only MINOR set back since yesterday. That being said dad has shown good progressive steps forward by not needing to be moved to a prone position. His lungs and levels are working good and time will heal. The medicine given for dads urine is working and the kidney docs have decided to keep him on dialysis a little longer since the combo is working.

They are going to start making continuous efforts daily to try and wake him. Yesterday the efforts were unsuccessful for dad to follow commands. Although, the docs were able to determine that he does not have any neurological damage. Due to the amount of support and time dad has been under, waking him can cause him to be delirious and Confused. Which Is probably why he bit the tube this morning. With the volume of support they have to slowly wean him off each support variant so he can properly awake.

Doc seemed very pleased with dads progress the past couple days and was very comfortable saying today was a good day. They thanked everyone for the message/recording created for dad and are actively playing it for him.

Till next time...

 
 
 
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