We definetely listen AND FEEL when we are sedated, in coma, etc, so it was a georgeous thing what you did Mari :) I really
Hope and pray she can recover soon ! :hug:

I'm glad that you went,and saw her. Bless her. You have been friends for so long. I hope that she pulls through this. BF:hug::hug::hug:

I am so sorry. how awful. it sounds as if she is in very good hands. you must be so glad you visited her.I believe she felt your hands and heard you deep down. You have known her for so long.
take care
bobby

Sending more thoughts, I believe you can keep visiting and giving comfort.

I also believe we hear in our sleep and coma's.

I thiink you should take music she loves, and scripture, or poems.

Things that might be comforting.

Donna:grouphug::hug:

Hi,
 

Hi,

Her brother says her numbers have improved today. He was in a positive mood . .. . .he expects her to get better.

I might not go visit her today. I am going to see how I feel later.

M

Mari Just checking up to see how you,and your friend are doing. Was she at the hospital already when the pulmonary edema occurred,or was she there for the carpel tunnel syndrome? BF:hug::hug::hug:

Mari I see that it's raining down there again. There's a really bad storm to the South of you over the ocean. Hang in there. BF:hug::hug::hug:

Oh Mari, I feel so bad for you and your friend. Such a routine surgery, it usually is so short, wow, I feel terrible for her to have a side effect. Glad to hear about the update, and they seem to be letting her body heal without her fighting tubes to get rid of the edema.
Tomorrow is a new day, and I pray her health is much better.
Hugs to you
Di :hug:

Hi, Steve,

She was not in the hospital for the surgery.
She did the surgery outpatient.

At some point they had to use the paddles twice to get her heart to a normal rhythm.
I might not ever get a 100% explanation for what was going on.

M

Dear Di,

When I saw her last night, she had 10 active drips and was sedated so she would not fight the breathing tube. Maybe I should get dressed and get in the car and see her tonight.

M