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JFigliuolo 07-23-2023 04:15 PM

#^&#^&#^&#^& Paul. Thoughts and prayers for Jeanne

tattoobob 07-23-2023 08:19 PM

I'm so sorry to hear this, I hope everything turns out for the best

nightfighter 07-23-2023 08:59 PM

Most recent and reliable report I have is it was not a stroke, but rather very low electrolytes. A different hospital seems to have a better grasp of what her needs are.... So I took that as a positive development.

piemma 07-24-2023 02:04 AM

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Originally Posted by nightfighter (Post 1241624)
Most recent and reliable report I have is it was not a stroke, but rather very low electrolytes. A different hospital seems to have a better grasp of what her needs are.... So I took that as a positive development.

Absolutely correct Ross. Thanks. I think we may be out of the woods.
Docs told me that her sodium and potassium livels were so low they were shocked that she was still conscious.

Guppy 07-24-2023 04:30 AM

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Originally Posted by piemma (Post 1241625)
Absolutely correct Ross. Thanks. I think we may be out of the woods.
Docs told me that her sodium and potassium livels were so low they were shocked that she was still conscious.

OMG ! Now there’s some good news,,,, GB

Got Stripers 07-24-2023 05:36 AM

Good news! One would think our health care system would be getting better, but that is NOT our own experience from issues we have experienced in missed or erroneous diagnosis.

piemma 07-24-2023 05:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Got Stripers (Post 1241627)
Good news! One would think our health care system would be getting better, but that is NOT our own experience from issues we have experienced in missed or erroneous diagnosis.

Landmark Hospital misdiagnosed her condition TWICE. They actually said she had an heart issue which, as it turns out, is totally incorrect.

JohnR 07-24-2023 05:57 AM

Hope she is doing well and improving, Paul

rphud 07-24-2023 07:53 AM

One more on the way too long lists of misdiagnoses I am all to familiar with. Not for nothing, but sometimes I think over a certain perceived age / state of health and just maybe they don't seem to care or put in the time needed.

clambo 07-24-2023 01:46 PM

Diagnosis
 
My wife has been a RN in the emergency room of our local hospital for over 40 years. In that time I have met many doctors. For some reason because they have the letters MD behind their name we the public tend to believe that they are infallible I assure you they are not! They pass boards to become an MD and if they have a good memory they can pass with the correct answers. This however does not guarantee that their ability to use diagnostic science is up to par! Some are great, some are good, some just plain suck! As is the case with many other professions! Believe your own intuition.

Guppy 07-24-2023 02:39 PM

Not to make light of Jeanne‘s experience ….

Early 70’s tending bar, chick comes in with a small dog, sets him on a stool, I figure I’ll be nice to the dog and make points with the chick,, leans over to pat it the fuc er nips my nose a couple time b 4 I could pull away… blood everywhere.. off to the CC hospital,,, doc checks me out, nurse come in a little later and sends me down to x ray for a chest x ray….. of course I was three sheets to the wind and was having a great time there…. LOL

piemma 07-24-2023 03:11 PM

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Originally Posted by JohnR (Post 1241629)
Hope she is doing well and improving, Paul

Small improvemnt today, specifically this afternoon. Looks like a week in the hospital and then rehab facility or visiting nurses and PT.
We are praying there is no permanent brain impairment. She was more lucid this afternoon but quite far from when she was normal.

Mike P 07-24-2023 03:18 PM

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Originally Posted by nightfighter (Post 1241624)
Most recent and reliable report I have is it was not a stroke, but rather very low electrolytes. A different hospital seems to have a better grasp of what her needs are.... So I took that as a positive development.

Having been there, although probably not as severely, the symptoms resemble a mild stroke or TIA. Loss of balance particularly.

Another common symptom is arrhythmia which may be why there was a cardiac event misdiagnosis.

piemma 07-24-2023 04:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Mike P (Post 1241635)
Having been there, although probably not as severely, the symptoms resemble a mild stroke or TIA. Loss of balance particularly.

Another common symptom is arrhythmia which may be why there was a cardiac event misdiagnosis.

Thanks Mike. You summed it up

JFigliuolo 07-25-2023 04:53 AM

Glad she's recovering. Honestly I'd go see my vet before I'd go to landmark

piemma 07-25-2023 06:01 AM

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Originally Posted by JFigliuolo (Post 1241637)
Glad she's recovering. Honestly I'd go see my vet before I'd go to landmark

Me too Joe. I had a major MI back in the 90s and the ER at Landmark Doc told me I had indigestion. Jeanne had me transferred to RIH where they operated on me 4 hours later Full occulusion of the RCA.

fishgolf 07-25-2023 06:37 AM

Wow. Glad she is improving. My daughter had same challenge many years ago and did have a stroke. Those symptoms are not to be messed with. Life changing.

RIROCKHOUND 07-25-2023 09:05 AM

Double fark...
Saw the message on FB.
Good luck and speedy recovery to Jeanne!

bart 07-25-2023 12:07 PM

Thinking of you and your wife, Paul. All the best.
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Slipknot 07-25-2023 12:08 PM

Oh man, That is a LOT Paul. I hope things improve now and she has a full recovery soon.

Clammer 07-25-2023 06:16 PM

I have too many missed conclusions in my family

not ggoing there .

But to this day ..I still have trouble trying to understand how Denis made it as far as he did .

that was the only place denis went ......... His wife worked there until after she retired .....then they hired her back as a consultant for big money

Denis final one was when his daughter [kinda made him go to mass general
His daughter is a highly paid surgeon ,

He wasn,t there long .but came home to Hospice .. the day he got home he called me an told me I better get to this house .........two days later he was gone ><><

My wife would have NEVER lasted 7 years [don,t know if the was good or bad] but she fought for herself .....I was at some of her consulation s with THE doctors ........... damn I though I caught hell >< the rest I,ll keep inside ., when in doubt . do something

JohnR 07-25-2023 06:35 PM

Hoping for the best, Paulie



Cape Cod blew my mother's diagnosis for a year. Missed Pancreatic cancer for a year, untill it was Stage 4.

Trust My Ass

piemma 07-26-2023 03:41 AM

Cautious optimism this morning. Her Sodium numbers came up 4 points. This is HUGE as they couldn't get them to move for 2 days.

Praying this continues.

JohnR 07-26-2023 06:04 AM

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Originally Posted by piemma (Post 1241649)
Cautious optimism this morning. Her Sodium numbers came up 4 points. This is HUGE as they couldn't get them to move for 2 days.

Praying this continues.


Yep

Jim in CT 07-26-2023 07:30 AM

we’re all rooting hard for her Paul.

PaulS 07-26-2023 09:40 AM

That is good news.

piemma 07-26-2023 04:13 PM

No more post guys. New issues came up today and i can't post this stuff anymore.

Just pray.

tattoobob 07-26-2023 05:12 PM

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Originally Posted by piemma (Post 1241655)
No more post guys. New issues came up today and i can't post this stuff anymore.

Just pray.

Praying for you guys Paul

JohnR 07-26-2023 05:15 PM

Will do, bud

fishgolf 07-26-2023 05:16 PM

Sorry to hear. T's and P's. Hang in.


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