Hi folks,
They have scoped Dennis this morning and have located the site of the bleed - right lower lobe. The team is consulting on the next steps. We anticipate they will take him back to IR to coil/tie the bleed off. He will remain intubated for now.
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- Dennis
- My name is Dennis. I'm a Korean/Canadian born in Prince Rupert, BC. I grew up in Vancouver's Lower Mainland but I live in the Seattle area and I work in the software industry. I love hockey and football. I'm 38 years old and I will be having my 5th open heart surgery on July 15, 2008.
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2 comments:
Eunice,
Our hearts sink with you as you have watched your brother go from one extreme to the next. There are no words at a time like this to explain what God is up to. I only pray you will not grow angry with Him, and that you will lean into His arms, even in not understanding. His grace is sufficient, and it's easy for me to write that because this is not happening to my family, but I also know that God's word is truth you can trust in. Can you keep on trusting Him? We will keep on praying, friend. We will storm heaven's gates for Dennis. We love you.
Good morning Dennis! I am thankful that they know what is going on with the bleeding. Rest up and regain your strength. We all look forward to your further recovery. It rained all night last night although it seems to have stopped now. We are thankful for the good people that are giving you careful medical attention. May God richly bless You!!! Jeff N
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