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Old 11-17-2011, 09:30 AM #12
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Fever, sepsis, pain and being confined in a hospital environment can cause psychosis. Hospital personnel call it ICU psychosis, this may be why he is focusing his anguish on you.
Glad you made it in time. Survival rate from full blown septic shock is around 3%.

You must take care of yourself, too.
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