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Defying All Odds
Posted 27 minutes ago
Yesterday morning Jamie said that based on Brian's high heart rate and high respiration rate that the typical patient had from 1 to 3 hours. She also said that Brian has been anything but the typical patient. But, she said we might want to let friends and family know that his time could be near.
As Jamie predicted, Brian continues to defy all the odds. His heart rate fluxuated from lows of 70 to highs of 180 and his respiration rate (normal would be around 20) has been between 30 and 40.
Jamie had put in a very long day and around 10pm or so another hospice nurse volunteered to give her some relief. Susan stayed until around 2am after putting in a full day herself. Thank you very much Susan, we appreciate your help. Susan said that Brian had stabilized and could hold on for several more hours.
Garrett's mom Tammy (a hospice nurse herself) said that she would watch Brian for us so that Carol and I could get a little sleep. She and my good friend Mark stayed up all night with Brian.
We had amazing support all day and all night long and want everyone to know that we appreciate them all for being here for us. They stayed until between 2-3 am and didn't go home to get some rest themselves until they knew Brian was stable.
Tammy said that Brian remained stabilized and that his resp. rate has hovered around 30 and his heart rate between 107 and 120. He continues to rest peacefully this morning.
Our little warrior continues to fight!
We want to thank all of you for your thoughts, prayers and support.
The Stucky's
Posted 27 minutes ago
Yesterday morning Jamie said that based on Brian's high heart rate and high respiration rate that the typical patient had from 1 to 3 hours. She also said that Brian has been anything but the typical patient. But, she said we might want to let friends and family know that his time could be near.
As Jamie predicted, Brian continues to defy all the odds. His heart rate fluxuated from lows of 70 to highs of 180 and his respiration rate (normal would be around 20) has been between 30 and 40.
Jamie had put in a very long day and around 10pm or so another hospice nurse volunteered to give her some relief. Susan stayed until around 2am after putting in a full day herself. Thank you very much Susan, we appreciate your help. Susan said that Brian had stabilized and could hold on for several more hours.
Garrett's mom Tammy (a hospice nurse herself) said that she would watch Brian for us so that Carol and I could get a little sleep. She and my good friend Mark stayed up all night with Brian.
We had amazing support all day and all night long and want everyone to know that we appreciate them all for being here for us. They stayed until between 2-3 am and didn't go home to get some rest themselves until they knew Brian was stable.
Tammy said that Brian remained stabilized and that his resp. rate has hovered around 30 and his heart rate between 107 and 120. He continues to rest peacefully this morning.
Our little warrior continues to fight!
We want to thank all of you for your thoughts, prayers and support.
The Stucky's
Ma Betty