i had some time alone with him today, away from monster in law and nurses, i leaned in close to jay and whispered "i said biiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitch, you best be waking up and kicking some ass."
later, a neurologist tech came to maintain the eeg, and after she left, she took me aside with a big smile, and whispered "i said biiiiiiiiiiitch, the camera recording your husband's activity has audio as well.", winked and giggled, and went on her way.
oh, simple joys.
Healing Vibes needed for Phishfolk!!
#151
Posted 21 December 2012 - 07:58 PM
#152
Posted 21 December 2012 - 09:10 PM
as far as we've been told, it may take some time for his memory to return, so it could be a long process, but all signs lead to full recovery, eventually.
thank you to everyone that's sent an ecard. i read georgi and ttb's to him yesterday. he might have been falling asleep, so i tantric stared the messages to him.
#156
Posted 21 December 2012 - 09:22 PM
i had some time alone with him today, away from monster in law and nurses, i leaned in close to jay and whispered "i said biiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitch, you best be waking up and kicking some ass."
later, a neurologist tech came to maintain the eeg, and after she left, she took me aside with a big smile, and whispered "i said biiiiiiiiiiitch, the camera recording your husband's activity has audio as well.", winked and giggled, and went on her way.
oh, simple joys.
Not as awesome as hearing he'll make a full recovery!!
#157
Posted 21 December 2012 - 09:43 PM
#164
Posted 23 December 2012 - 12:16 AM
he's doing much better today! they removed the breathing tubes and expect him to be completely off of help with oxygen within the next hour or so, lowered his sedation level even more, and are moving him out of icu tomorrow. he still hasn't spoken, which may take a while. there are some abnormalities in the area of the brain where he had the encephalitis, but that should heal and get back to normal as the swelling continues to go down.
as far as we've been told, it may take some time for his memory to return, so it could be a long process, but all signs lead to full recovery, eventually.when he gets out of the icu and off the eeg, i can take the girls to see him, which they've been waiting eagerly for.
thank you to everyone that's sent an ecard. i read georgi and ttb's to him yesterday. he might have been falling asleep, so i tantric stared the messages to him.
every day is better than the last, and that's all i can ask for.
Aww, such great news!
#169
Posted 23 December 2012 - 08:47 PM
#172
Posted 23 December 2012 - 10:28 PM
every day is better than the last! he's out of bed and watching football in a chair, cracking jokes with us and the nurses, and eating real food for the first time. he's amazing the staff with his constant improvement!! christmas morning will be tough for the girls and i without him, but he's our christmas miracle!!
so glad to hear this!!
#187
Posted 26 December 2012 - 04:32 PM
every day is better than the last! he's out of bed and watching football in a chair, cracking jokes with us and the nurses, and eating real food for the first time. he's amazing the staff with his constant improvement!! christmas morning will be tough for the girls and i without him, but he's our christmas miracle!!
#194
Posted 03 January 2013 - 07:41 PM
he's keeping a good attitude about everything. he was approved yesterday to walk without a walker, but needs supervision when outside of his room due to the fact that he's very forgetful and easily gets disoriented.
the facility has also told us that we should keep our visits with him short (like 10-20 minutes), because his brain is in overdrive and having to be "on" and responding to us in between therapy exhausts him and could thwart the whole process. out of this entire ordeal, this is what breaks my heart the most.
he's got a very good team there, and they're trying hard to get to the root of what caused this to happen in the first place. tomorrow he's being tested for celiac disease, because his mother has it, and apparently you can be a celiac w/o the digestion issues. it can go straight to your brain. wtf?!?!
anyway, thanks for all of your support through this very hard time.













