- Adam Administrator
Friday morning update from Walt:
"Not much has changed. His numbers, for the most part, are staying stable or trending positive. They have taken him off one of the blood pressure medications and have reduced another one, and his pressure is holding steady in a range they are comfortable with.
He is still taking in more than is coming out, so he's the Pillsbury dough boy. They are trying to reduce the amount that's going in, but they can only do so much right now.
He's still too sick and critical for them to do some tests, either because they can't take him to the places for the tests/procedures (because he has too many things hooked up to him, e.g., ventilator, dialysis machine, swan catheter for his heart, and all of the IV bags), or mainly because he's too weak/sick/critical and his body can't handle it.
They are trying to wean him off some of the sedatives so they can do a neurological exam. We don't know if there is any damage to his brain yet.
He looks better, even though he's puffy, and we have hope."
"Not much has changed. His numbers, for the most part, are staying stable or trending positive. They have taken him off one of the blood pressure medications and have reduced another one, and his pressure is holding steady in a range they are comfortable with.
He is still taking in more than is coming out, so he's the Pillsbury dough boy. They are trying to reduce the amount that's going in, but they can only do so much right now.
He's still too sick and critical for them to do some tests, either because they can't take him to the places for the tests/procedures (because he has too many things hooked up to him, e.g., ventilator, dialysis machine, swan catheter for his heart, and all of the IV bags), or mainly because he's too weak/sick/critical and his body can't handle it.
They are trying to wean him off some of the sedatives so they can do a neurological exam. We don't know if there is any damage to his brain yet.
He looks better, even though he's puffy, and we have hope."