Operation turned bad

[wheatonFJR]

More patients die out of surgery than during due to infections. Hospitals are rapidly becoming the home of super bugs such as MRSA. Any surgery is a risk, the loss of a husband, father and at such a young age is very sad indeed. I hope the family gets counseling it is difficult. I lost my wife the metastatic breast CA at 39 and have 3 kids at the time 8 to 13. I found family counseling of great help to cope and for myself how to be at as a Mom too. However, thank God for family and friends. We made it through it and there is light at the end of the tunnel.

HappyPuppy,

Sorry to hear about your wife...

...here's to your family...and hoping that you and your kids are truly happypuppies.

 

[Bounce]

actually the story didn't say that. iirc it said that he just had to be kept on a resperator (modern age iron lung).

This is what I read, from Weekend Rider's original post;

I hope they consulted him before making the decision.

 

[wheatonFJR]

actually the story didn't say that. iirc it said that he just had to be kept on a resperator (modern age iron lung).

This is what I read, from Weekend Rider's original post;

I hope they consulted him before making the decision.

I'm sure they took the decision pretty lightly...NOT.

...WTF? :glare:

 

[Bounce]

I'm just saying that, a lot of times, they choose to keep someone under to speed their healing. The info was too sparse to know much and they may have been keeping him under (or not).