Dec 9, 2024
9:43:56pm
9:43:56pm
She actually deferred to my FIL and MIL. They told her to give it a week, and she ended up waiting about 10 days before
we started seeing those little signs of life. She would lay in bed all night, convince herself that hope was lost and needed to tell the docs the following day that she was ready, and then felt restrained when she would get to the hospital the next morning and look at him.
I still remember the picture she sent all of us when she came in the morning and saw his eyes open maybe 2mm. That was an incredible day.
I still remember the picture she sent all of us when she came in the morning and saw his eyes open maybe 2mm. That was an incredible day.
Originally posted on Dec 9, 2024 at 9:43:56pm
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Hate to bring this in, but is there a lawsuit to get school’s insurance to help with the years of care she MAY need?
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The closest experience I have with this is with my brother-in-law who developed fat emboli syndrome after fracturing
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