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omg how horrible! I am so sorry this has happened and I pray for her fast recovery.
My thoughts are with you….
So sorry to hear this Bernie. Our prayers are with you guys.
geez. 3 months in 5 days.
my GF’s grandparent’s nurse somehow gave her grandmother way too much high blood pressure medicine and made her real sick today.
what is it with the medical industry? I know they’re busy and all that but even in the sod business when dealing with a situation which we did like hundreds of times a year, if not at least once a day, since it was potentially life (at least limb) threatening we always were very particular with double-checking everything before we put that person in that position.
sometimes I don’t think the medical associated people give it the respect it deserves. I suppose its desensitivation that becomes the factor because a lot of times they don’t seem too worried about things that have me asking all kinds of questions.
My dad once was very ill and who knows what would have happened if my mom hadn’t noticed they had pinched one of the tubes they had in him and it wasn’t feeding like it should. things like that shouldn’t happen as often as they seem to happen IMHO.
Will keep on prayin B.j
ps. hope you got my payment. its there
.Hang in there Kristen and Bernie!
You guys (Kristen especially) keep on fighting, we’re all praying/hoping for the best and ultimately total victory.
good luck to you, let’s hope this bad moment is just “a dark moment before the dawn”!
Not that I think doctors are “bad,” but they can cause and contribute to many problems.
Quote:A 2002 study shows that 20 percent of hospital medications for patients had dosage mistakes. Nearly 40 percent of these errors were considered potentially harmful to the patient. In a typical 300-patient hospital the number of errors per day were 40.38Hope things get better for you guys.
Bernie all our thoughts and prayers go out to you guys at this time. I hope this is the last challenge of this type she will have to face.
thanks guys…. I hope so, too…. we’re definetly not ever going to touch that chemo again, ever.
I am with you Bernie (in spite of we don’t know each other IRL), and hope the best!
Hi Bernie and Kristen,
My family and I wish you better times ahead. Our prayers go out you both.Hang in there Bernie and watch everything very closely. My Prayers for Kristen and you are daily.
It will work out, I believe that!Bernie, I hope Kristen will be okay. My thoughts are with both of you.
bb1webs wrote:what is it with the medical industry? I know they’re busy and all that but even in the sod business when dealing with a situation which we did like hundreds of times a year, if not at least once a day, since it was potentially life (at least limb) threatening we always were very particular with double-checking everything before we put that person in that position.Geez. Well my and my wife know the feeling. My wife has been ill since the begining of they year. Although they have a diagnosis, seems like no one wants to help us and they keep bouncing us from doctor to doctor. Like a Dr’s hot potato game. :cuss:
I’ve posted about it in my blog…
http://blogs.msdn.com/sebby1234/archive/2005/08/14/451630.aspx
Well hope everything turns out okay…
Oh man. Hang in there guys. Things are going to come around for you. We’re all thinking and praying for you over here.
