The neurosurgeon keeps saying he's doing fine. He has pneumonia which was
expected. He is still on a ventilator but they are talking about weaning him
from it. They aren't saying when; I'm hoping tomorrow. His blood pressure is
very low and they have to get it up to do a MRI on his brain. The pneumonia
is making the BP drop and he never was very high anyway. We know so little
and everything is measured in tiny increments. I have a feeling when they
get the tubes out of his throat and the pneumonia under control we will know
more as he will be able to communicate. I'm so thankful I was here when it
happened. He seems to know us and has done things such as squeeze our hands.
He's such a fighter and he's doing a heck of a job fighting this, too.
Please keep him in your prayers, thoughts, or just send good vibes his way.
He needs another miracle or two to get through this in one piece. They still
have him at a 60% chance of survival.
Thanks
Bev
Paul - 13 Jul 2007 21:23 GMT
>The neurosurgeon keeps saying he's doing fine. He has pneumonia which was
>expected. He is still on a ventilator but they are talking about weaning him
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>Thanks
>Bev
Best wishes for George and you. He seems a lot like my Dad, a fighter.
Very inspirational.

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Slitheen - 22 Jul 2007 22:30 GMT
>>The neurosurgeon keeps saying he's doing fine. He has pneumonia which was
>>expected. He is still on a ventilator but they are talking about weaning
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> Best wishes for George and you. He seems a lot like my Dad, a fighter.
> Very inspirational.
Same with my Dad - I wish I had inherited half of the fighting spirit he has
in him. It truly is inspirational to hear of a fighter like that.
My prayers and best wishes to the OP's Husband.
Alan Meyer - 13 Jul 2007 23:52 GMT
You've got our prayers, thoughts and vibes.
I wish all the best for you and George.
Good luck.
Alan
Shirley ann - 14 Jul 2007 11:37 GMT
You have my prayers too Bev for your Hubby.
shirleyann
John Raymond - 14 Jul 2007 00:06 GMT
Bev --
Our prayers are with you and George.
You've been there for us I hope our prayers will do some good for you all.
-- John
Tom Cular - 14 Jul 2007 01:09 GMT
Bev,
We're with you guys all the way, and while I can't speak for others in the
group, I'd feel confident that they also are . I know from personal
experience that he'll probably feel better with the tubes gone and being
able to sip a bit of water. Again, our prayers and best wishes are with both
of you.
Tom
> The neurosurgeon keeps saying he's doing fine. He has pneumonia which was
> expected. He is still on a ventilator but they are talking about weaning
[quoted text clipped - 19 lines]
> Thanks
> Bev
Bob C. - 14 Jul 2007 02:00 GMT
> He's such a fighter and he's doing a heck of a job fighting this, too.
> Please keep him in your prayers, thoughts, or just send good vibes his way.
Both prayers and good vibes are coming your way from us.
jloo - 14 Jul 2007 02:17 GMT
Thank You for the note. We all have our thoughts with you and our good
wishes.
You are indeed a strong person to stick through yet another stumble on this
winding road of life.
Your strength helps your husband.
John Loomis
Debbie13331 - 14 Jul 2007 04:33 GMT
Bev - I'll never forget how you helped me cope with my husband's prostate
cancer (even calling me!) Please know that my thoughts and prayers are
with you and your husband as you fight this latest battle. Good luck!!!
Debbie
chasjac too - 16 Jul 2007 00:36 GMT
> ... He's such a fighter and he's doing a heck of a job fighting this, too.
> Please keep him in your prayers, thoughts, or just send good vibes his
> way.
We sure will, Bev.
--charlie