Wednesday, May 5, 2010
I thank you to you all… who replied or who simply are beside us, in a way or another!
Maria is in a normal room now. The bring her in the intensive care unit usually during the week-end. I hope they won’t do the same this time too. Anyway, the doctors reconsidered the decision of operating her after three months. They decided the surgery should take place now while she’s stable. They are going to extirpate a part from the left lung which is more affected. They noticed the oxygen saturation drops severely during the night and they consider it dangerous to give her home.
Anyway, their sincere concern for Maria’s health gives us that feeling of peace that we never had when she was home. Yesterday, before they decided if they are going to operate her or not, we were also advised us to have, through the health insurance, a medical nurse when we take her home so that she would be in permanent contact with the hospital.
We were not told yet if they are going to operate her here or they are going to transfer us to another hospital, as here they are specialized in heart diseases and the surgery will be for lungs.
Maria is alright now, she eats better than ever, only food with fat bellow 1%. She ravens as if she knew it will follow a new period of starving.
And she asks me if we are going to stay in hospital for long.
I began to run out of answers…
Maria is in a normal room now. The bring her in the intensive care unit usually during the week-end. I hope they won’t do the same this time too. Anyway, the doctors reconsidered the decision of operating her after three months. They decided the surgery should take place now while she’s stable. They are going to extirpate a part from the left lung which is more affected. They noticed the oxygen saturation drops severely during the night and they consider it dangerous to give her home.
Anyway, their sincere concern for Maria’s health gives us that feeling of peace that we never had when she was home. Yesterday, before they decided if they are going to operate her or not, we were also advised us to have, through the health insurance, a medical nurse when we take her home so that she would be in permanent contact with the hospital.
We were not told yet if they are going to operate her here or they are going to transfer us to another hospital, as here they are specialized in heart diseases and the surgery will be for lungs.
Maria is alright now, she eats better than ever, only food with fat bellow 1%. She ravens as if she knew it will follow a new period of starving.
And she asks me if we are going to stay in hospital for long.
I began to run out of answers…
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