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What a horrible turn of events. Really hope he pulls through. At least a team of medical professionals was there to respond almost instantly.
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Black Lighter posted:I'm not an expert on this, but my mom died a few weeks ago after a cerebral hemorrhage and her vitals were ok but she couldn't breathe without a tube and was never going to again. So, until we get further word, news like this could be good or bad or neutral, I guess. I'm really sorry to hear that, my condolences to you and your family.
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Koirhor posted:If he’s intubated I’m assuming he isn’t breathing on his own, hopefully it’s precautionary for something otherwise he could be brain dead. Yeah this could be the first step on a long and careful road to recovery, or it could be non recoverable.
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Strobe posted:This is literally what CPR is supposed to do, and why you keep doing it for 5/10/15/30 minutes until you get the person to somewhere that can take over. Oddly enough, CPR training no longer calls for rescue breaths. It's compression-only now. But that's training for non professionals, and I'm assuming the professionals quickly started him on manual breathing plus oxygen. However, the period of assessment, AED application, and AED shock was probably without breaths/oxygen.
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sharknado slashfic posted:gently caress it, I'm in for a few dollars. Almost to a million. No one real should be on twitter anymore. just let it fade away
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