Lois in Intensive Care
(Posted by John.)
Lois is in the intensive care, unconscious, incubated, and on a heart-lung machine which oxygenates her body for her. Her own lungs have lived out their usefulness; they can no longer supply oxygen to her body.
She apparently develop an infection and crashed as a result. They need to stabilize here, get rid of the infection, and only then can she be eligible for transplant. The heart-lung machine is a temporary solution, and has its risks as well. She will stay unconscious until her transplant.
If someone wants to see her, call me about visiting hours, 052-8-408-970.
Lois is in the intensive care, unconscious, incubated, and on a heart-lung machine which oxygenates her body for her. Her own lungs have lived out their usefulness; they can no longer supply oxygen to her body.
She apparently develop an infection and crashed as a result. They need to stabilize here, get rid of the infection, and only then can she be eligible for transplant. The heart-lung machine is a temporary solution, and has its risks as well. She will stay unconscious until her transplant.
If someone wants to see her, call me about visiting hours, 052-8-408-970.