SUNDAY, MARCH 28, 2010 5:14 PM, CDT
The BIG news, though, is that Dr. Sison is saying they're hoping to try him OFF the ventilator sometime in the next couple of days and try him on CPAP (like people with sleep apnea use) which will keep pressure going to his lungs so he doesn't have to work so hard to keep his lungs open.
We still can't hold him, though, right now. The only thing that's stopping us is the UAC line. Once that comes out (again), we can hold him - even if he's still on the vent. I'm also being very cautiously excited about he possibility of coming off the vent, too, because he's being watched VERY closely for pneumonia, right now, because he's having lots of brown-tinge
A few other things I forgot earlier:
Lia
Sunday, March 28, 2010
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