Is there a Doctor in the House
#31
Well it looks like bad has gone to worse. They relesed my uncle from the hospital yesterday and he is now not doing good at all. He has requested that he goes back to were his life was started, Dallas to be with his friends and family. I will be driving them (aunt and uncle) starting tonight and hopefully get there by the early morning, I done it before and can't see why I can do it again. I will keep everyone updated when I get back to San Diego.
#35
The internet is a strange thing. You've got friends on this board that you have never spoken with or seen.
I'm in OC if you need to get away and chat.
I'll be thinking positive thoughts for you and your family. Always stay positive.
T
I'm in OC if you need to get away and chat.
I'll be thinking positive thoughts for you and your family. Always stay positive.
T
#37
Cole, will do. IIRC I think that you live just a couple miles from where I will be staying. North Dallas.
To the others that have responded, I will get back to you but have been very busy with my uncle helping him out and stuff.
To the others that have responded, I will get back to you but have been very busy with my uncle helping him out and stuff.
#39
My Uncle is still in the hospital with the incompetent doctors, and just today the doctor said that they will know what is wrong with him when his passes away and they perform an autopsy. I replied with WTF, your a doctor?
#40
Originally posted by dbelleperc
just today the doctor said that they will know what is wrong with him when his passes away and they perform an autopsy. I replied with WTF, your a doctor?
just today the doctor said that they will know what is wrong with him when his passes away and they perform an autopsy. I replied with WTF, your a doctor?
#41
Yes it is true. So a couple of hours ago another doctor came to see my uncle in the hospital, and said that he only has 2-3 days to live and they are still not 100% sure what his illness is. They are going to perform an operation tomorrow and are afraid that he may die on the table, but if it is going to give him 1-2 months to live, his family and I all say YES. More infor to come, I am headed back to the hospital.
#43
From the speed of his deterioration I would imagine that the malignancy has spread to his liver. Many secondary cancers will cause a person alot of terrible pain and suffering for many many months, I realise that you are very close to your Uncle and hope you can understand that this very quick deterioration will mean that the pain and suffering he experiences will be alot less than it could have been.
My thoughts are with you
DonnyJ
My thoughts are with you
DonnyJ
#45
Well the crap from the doctors is still going on, for example a doc. came into the room and says that we need put my uncle on Mega doses of Morphine while his blood pressure (BP) was 60/40, and to put him to sleep like an animal on Sunday night 9/13 (not exaggeration) even the CNA had to leave the room crying. Needless to say that he is no longer our doc, and the Police had to come to the hospital to restrain myself and a relative while my Aunt and my uncle's daughter is balling their eyes out.
So my question for now is a doctor wants to pull his nasal feeding tube and send him home tomorrow. How much of a danger and what is involved in putting a stomach feeding tube in? My uncle had a "pick line" put in yesterday with no problem. They want to sent him home tomorrow to die without food or water. My Aunt wants a feeding tune but the doctor says that the procedure will kill him - what's the difference.
BTY- his vitals are stable, breathing on his own, and is somewhat responsive.
So my question for now is a doctor wants to pull his nasal feeding tube and send him home tomorrow. How much of a danger and what is involved in putting a stomach feeding tube in? My uncle had a "pick line" put in yesterday with no problem. They want to sent him home tomorrow to die without food or water. My Aunt wants a feeding tune but the doctor says that the procedure will kill him - what's the difference.
BTY- his vitals are stable, breathing on his own, and is somewhat responsive.