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02-16-2024, 09:04 AM
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Originally Posted By x-trainer
for sureupdate OP when you get a sec.
no more surgery, they think they got it all. haven't seen a pic yet but my father says its a hyuuuge piece.
it's currently covered with some sponge, so it's easy to uncover and cover to check progress and see if it changes/bacteria is still active.
big risk of infection with a massive wound like that. He's still running his antibiotics course, not sure how long that will continue.
tonight he will be woken up properly for the first time since his first operation. he's been 'barely' conscious at times in the last 24 hours, where he could just nod a little bit, but was pretty much gone. he's on a ton of painkillers.
my father and other brother will be there, along with his gf. will be interesting to see how he reacts. he's slept basically since wednesday afternoon where he had his first surgery. in reality, other than the original first diagnosis, he will have absolutely no clue what has happened the last 48 hours. He won't remember the two surgeries, the compression chambers, nothing. He'll just wake up with a massive open wound on his leg.
but this is essentially the 'best' outcome considering the disease. 1) is cut off tissue, 2) cut off tissue and muscle, 3) amputation, 4) death.
the most dangerous part appears over. but can't say for sure because it's only when u stop the antibiotics you can tell if the bacteria stopped spreading. but seems to have stopped. risk of infection in the open wound is very present, so we'll see from here.
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02-16-2024, 09:06 AM
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Originally Posted By steeler505⏩
That all sounds so awful. I'm glad it seems he will be ok. I hope the infection is gone and he's able to get back to 100%!for sure
no more surgery, they think they got it all. haven't seen a pic yet but my father says its a hyuuuge piece.
it's currently covered with some sponge, so it's easy to uncover and cover to check progress and see if it changes/bacteria is still active.
big risk of infection with a massive wound like that. He's still running his antibiotics course, not sure how long that will continue.
tonight he will be woken up properly for the first time since his first operation. he's been 'barely' conscious at times in the last 24 hours, where he could just nod a little bit, but was pretty much gone. he's on a ton of painkillers.
my father and other brother will be there, along with his gf. will be interesting to see how he reacts. he's slept basically since wednesday afternoon where he had his first surgery. in reality, other than the original first diagnosis, he will have absolutely no clue what has happened the last 48 hours. He won't remember the two surgeries, the compression chambers, nothing. He'll just wake up with a massive open wound on his leg.
but this is essentially the 'best' outcome considering the disease. 1) is cut off tissue, 2) cut off tissue and muscle, 3) amputation, 4) death.
the most dangerous part appears over. but can't say for sure because it's only when u stop the antibiotics you can tell if the bacteria stopped spreading. but seems to have stopped. risk of infection in the open wound is very present, so we'll see from here.
no more surgery, they think they got it all. haven't seen a pic yet but my father says its a hyuuuge piece.
it's currently covered with some sponge, so it's easy to uncover and cover to check progress and see if it changes/bacteria is still active.
big risk of infection with a massive wound like that. He's still running his antibiotics course, not sure how long that will continue.
tonight he will be woken up properly for the first time since his first operation. he's been 'barely' conscious at times in the last 24 hours, where he could just nod a little bit, but was pretty much gone. he's on a ton of painkillers.
my father and other brother will be there, along with his gf. will be interesting to see how he reacts. he's slept basically since wednesday afternoon where he had his first surgery. in reality, other than the original first diagnosis, he will have absolutely no clue what has happened the last 48 hours. He won't remember the two surgeries, the compression chambers, nothing. He'll just wake up with a massive open wound on his leg.
but this is essentially the 'best' outcome considering the disease. 1) is cut off tissue, 2) cut off tissue and muscle, 3) amputation, 4) death.
the most dangerous part appears over. but can't say for sure because it's only when u stop the antibiotics you can tell if the bacteria stopped spreading. but seems to have stopped. risk of infection in the open wound is very present, so we'll see from here.
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02-16-2024, 09:12 AM
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Originally Posted By steeler505⏩
Very happy to hear that. This disease generally causes death after only 48 hours, so this outcome is VERY good. Sounds like he had some good doctors and staff.for sure
no more surgery, they think they got it all. haven't seen a pic yet but my father says its a hyuuuge piece.
it's currently covered with some sponge, so it's easy to uncover and cover to check progress and see if it changes/bacteria is still active.
big risk of infection with a massive wound like that. He's still running his antibiotics course, not sure how long that will continue.
tonight he will be woken up properly for the first time since his first operation. he's been 'barely' conscious at times in the last 24 hours, where he could just nod a little bit, but was pretty much gone. he's on a ton of painkillers.
my father and other brother will be there, along with his gf. will be interesting to see how he reacts. he's slept basically since wednesday afternoon where he had his first surgery. in reality, other than the original first diagnosis, he will have absolutely no clue what has happened the last 48 hours. He won't remember the two surgeries, the compression chambers, nothing. He'll just wake up with a massive open wound on his leg.
but this is essentially the 'best' outcome considering the disease. 1) is cut off tissue, 2) cut off tissue and muscle, 3) amputation, 4) death.
the most dangerous part appears over. but can't say for sure because it's only when u stop the antibiotics you can tell if the bacteria stopped spreading. but seems to have stopped. risk of infection in the open wound is very present, so we'll see from here.
no more surgery, they think they got it all. haven't seen a pic yet but my father says its a hyuuuge piece.
it's currently covered with some sponge, so it's easy to uncover and cover to check progress and see if it changes/bacteria is still active.
big risk of infection with a massive wound like that. He's still running his antibiotics course, not sure how long that will continue.
tonight he will be woken up properly for the first time since his first operation. he's been 'barely' conscious at times in the last 24 hours, where he could just nod a little bit, but was pretty much gone. he's on a ton of painkillers.
my father and other brother will be there, along with his gf. will be interesting to see how he reacts. he's slept basically since wednesday afternoon where he had his first surgery. in reality, other than the original first diagnosis, he will have absolutely no clue what has happened the last 48 hours. He won't remember the two surgeries, the compression chambers, nothing. He'll just wake up with a massive open wound on his leg.
but this is essentially the 'best' outcome considering the disease. 1) is cut off tissue, 2) cut off tissue and muscle, 3) amputation, 4) death.
the most dangerous part appears over. but can't say for sure because it's only when u stop the antibiotics you can tell if the bacteria stopped spreading. but seems to have stopped. risk of infection in the open wound is very present, so we'll see from here.
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02-16-2024, 09:14 AM
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So prayer works, dam!
Glad to hear that, keep a close eye on him, fist pump.
Glad to hear that, keep a close eye on him, fist pump.
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Originally Posted By steeler505⏩
One of the scarier death scenarios imofor sure
no more surgery, they think they got it all. haven't seen a pic yet but my father says its a hyuuuge piece.
it's currently covered with some sponge, so it's easy to uncover and cover to check progress and see if it changes/bacteria is still active.
big risk of infection with a massive wound like that. He's still running his antibiotics course, not sure how long that will continue.
tonight he will be woken up properly for the first time since his first operation. he's been 'barely' conscious at times in the last 24 hours, where he could just nod a little bit, but was pretty much gone. he's on a ton of painkillers.
my father and other brother will be there, along with his gf. will be interesting to see how he reacts. he's slept basically since wednesday afternoon where he had his first surgery. in reality, other than the original first diagnosis, he will have absolutely no clue what has happened the last 48 hours. He won't remember the two surgeries, the compression chambers, nothing. He'll just wake up with a massive open wound on his leg.
but this is essentially the 'best' outcome considering the disease. 1) is cut off tissue, 2) cut off tissue and muscle, 3) amputation, 4) death.
the most dangerous part appears over. but can't say for sure because it's only when u stop the antibiotics you can tell if the bacteria stopped spreading. but seems to have stopped. risk of infection in the open wound is very present, so we'll see from here.
no more surgery, they think they got it all. haven't seen a pic yet but my father says its a hyuuuge piece.
it's currently covered with some sponge, so it's easy to uncover and cover to check progress and see if it changes/bacteria is still active.
big risk of infection with a massive wound like that. He's still running his antibiotics course, not sure how long that will continue.
tonight he will be woken up properly for the first time since his first operation. he's been 'barely' conscious at times in the last 24 hours, where he could just nod a little bit, but was pretty much gone. he's on a ton of painkillers.
my father and other brother will be there, along with his gf. will be interesting to see how he reacts. he's slept basically since wednesday afternoon where he had his first surgery. in reality, other than the original first diagnosis, he will have absolutely no clue what has happened the last 48 hours. He won't remember the two surgeries, the compression chambers, nothing. He'll just wake up with a massive open wound on his leg.
but this is essentially the 'best' outcome considering the disease. 1) is cut off tissue, 2) cut off tissue and muscle, 3) amputation, 4) death.
the most dangerous part appears over. but can't say for sure because it's only when u stop the antibiotics you can tell if the bacteria stopped spreading. but seems to have stopped. risk of infection in the open wound is very present, so we'll see from here.
Crazy how everything can change so fast
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This is fkin scary on another level...Glad things are looking better for your bro now OP
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02-16-2024, 09:31 AM
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ty for support on his behalf! if he knew the misc im sure he would appreciate it
really weird and surreal experience that you can go from great to death's door in 48 hours. didn't even know about this bacterial infection. absolutely nuts.
really weird and surreal experience that you can go from great to death's door in 48 hours. didn't even know about this bacterial infection. absolutely nuts.
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Originally Posted By x-trainer
well, prayer can help in more ways than only getting what you 'ask for'.So prayer works, dam!
Glad to hear that, keep a close eye on him, fist pump.
Glad to hear that, keep a close eye on him, fist pump.
but i can say in all certainty that it didn't hurt
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Originally Posted By steeler505⏩
Good god. Poor guy.for sure
no more surgery, they think they got it all. haven't seen a pic yet but my father says its a hyuuuge piece.
it's currently covered with some sponge, so it's easy to uncover and cover to check progress and see if it changes/bacteria is still active.
big risk of infection with a massive wound like that. He's still running his antibiotics course, not sure how long that will continue.
tonight he will be woken up properly for the first time since his first operation. he's been 'barely' conscious at times in the last 24 hours, where he could just nod a little bit, but was pretty much gone. he's on a ton of painkillers.
my father and other brother will be there, along with his gf. will be interesting to see how he reacts. he's slept basically since wednesday afternoon where he had his first surgery. in reality, other than the original first diagnosis, he will have absolutely no clue what has happened the last 48 hours. He won't remember the two surgeries, the compression chambers, nothing. He'll just wake up with a massive open wound on his leg.
but this is essentially the 'best' outcome considering the disease. 1) is cut off tissue, 2) cut off tissue and muscle, 3) amputation, 4) death.
the most dangerous part appears over. but can't say for sure because it's only when u stop the antibiotics you can tell if the bacteria stopped spreading. but seems to have stopped. risk of infection in the open wound is very present, so we'll see from here.
no more surgery, they think they got it all. haven't seen a pic yet but my father says its a hyuuuge piece.
it's currently covered with some sponge, so it's easy to uncover and cover to check progress and see if it changes/bacteria is still active.
big risk of infection with a massive wound like that. He's still running his antibiotics course, not sure how long that will continue.
tonight he will be woken up properly for the first time since his first operation. he's been 'barely' conscious at times in the last 24 hours, where he could just nod a little bit, but was pretty much gone. he's on a ton of painkillers.
my father and other brother will be there, along with his gf. will be interesting to see how he reacts. he's slept basically since wednesday afternoon where he had his first surgery. in reality, other than the original first diagnosis, he will have absolutely no clue what has happened the last 48 hours. He won't remember the two surgeries, the compression chambers, nothing. He'll just wake up with a massive open wound on his leg.
but this is essentially the 'best' outcome considering the disease. 1) is cut off tissue, 2) cut off tissue and muscle, 3) amputation, 4) death.
the most dangerous part appears over. but can't say for sure because it's only when u stop the antibiotics you can tell if the bacteria stopped spreading. but seems to have stopped. risk of infection in the open wound is very present, so we'll see from here.
At least it didn't spread to his penis/balls. Thanks for the update.
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Originally Posted By steeler505⏩
Awesome to hear...this is definitely good news! Wishing for a speedy recovery.for sure
no more surgery, they think they got it all. haven't seen a pic yet but my father says its a hyuuuge piece.
it's currently covered with some sponge, so it's easy to uncover and cover to check progress and see if it changes/bacteria is still active.
big risk of infection with a massive wound like that. He's still running his antibiotics course, not sure how long that will continue.
tonight he will be woken up properly for the first time since his first operation. he's been 'barely' conscious at times in the last 24 hours, where he could just nod a little bit, but was pretty much gone. he's on a ton of painkillers.
my father and other brother will be there, along with his gf. will be interesting to see how he reacts. he's slept basically since wednesday afternoon where he had his first surgery. in reality, other than the original first diagnosis, he will have absolutely no clue what has happened the last 48 hours. He won't remember the two surgeries, the compression chambers, nothing. He'll just wake up with a massive open wound on his leg.
but this is essentially the 'best' outcome considering the disease. 1) is cut off tissue, 2) cut off tissue and muscle, 3) amputation, 4) death.
the most dangerous part appears over. but can't say for sure because it's only when u stop the antibiotics you can tell if the bacteria stopped spreading. but seems to have stopped. risk of infection in the open wound is very present, so we'll see from here.
no more surgery, they think they got it all. haven't seen a pic yet but my father says its a hyuuuge piece.
it's currently covered with some sponge, so it's easy to uncover and cover to check progress and see if it changes/bacteria is still active.
big risk of infection with a massive wound like that. He's still running his antibiotics course, not sure how long that will continue.
tonight he will be woken up properly for the first time since his first operation. he's been 'barely' conscious at times in the last 24 hours, where he could just nod a little bit, but was pretty much gone. he's on a ton of painkillers.
my father and other brother will be there, along with his gf. will be interesting to see how he reacts. he's slept basically since wednesday afternoon where he had his first surgery. in reality, other than the original first diagnosis, he will have absolutely no clue what has happened the last 48 hours. He won't remember the two surgeries, the compression chambers, nothing. He'll just wake up with a massive open wound on his leg.
but this is essentially the 'best' outcome considering the disease. 1) is cut off tissue, 2) cut off tissue and muscle, 3) amputation, 4) death.
the most dangerous part appears over. but can't say for sure because it's only when u stop the antibiotics you can tell if the bacteria stopped spreading. but seems to have stopped. risk of infection in the open wound is very present, so we'll see from here.
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Originally Posted By steeler505⏩
Lately i have been asking for help for the health of others, friends and family and it has worked out well.well, prayer can help in more ways than only getting what you 'ask for'.
but i can say in all certainty that it didn't hurt
but i can say in all certainty that it didn't hurt
More just positive outcomes not BS requests.
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Originally Posted By steeler505⏩
A wakeup call on how bacteria and viruses can wreak havoc on someone as well.bit of a wakeup call about how fragile life really is.
Misc arm-chaired scientists and purebloods take note.
Your brother is going to be OK though.
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I hope he makes a full recovery and lives a long healthy life.
Shocking when someone you know and love goes from well to that sick so quick. Scary.
Shocking when someone you know and love goes from well to that sick so quick. Scary.
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Update:
Very much looks like the worst of it is over. Saw a pic of his leg (from my dad's phone) it's the entire inner side of his leg from knee to ankle. All the skin is gone, replaced with a sponge that's draining fluid until they replace the skin. They checked the wound out this evening, havent heard anything yet.
He got out of ICU couple days ago, now he's in another unit, don't remember what it's called. Soon skin grafts will start. Another 3-4 weeks in hospital, then in and out for a few months after.
Very much looks like the worst of it is over. Saw a pic of his leg (from my dad's phone) it's the entire inner side of his leg from knee to ankle. All the skin is gone, replaced with a sponge that's draining fluid until they replace the skin. They checked the wound out this evening, havent heard anything yet.
He got out of ICU couple days ago, now he's in another unit, don't remember what it's called. Soon skin grafts will start. Another 3-4 weeks in hospital, then in and out for a few months after.
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Originally Posted By steeler505⏩
Fuark I can’t even imagine what that looks like. Sorry you had to see it, but glad that the worst of it is over.Update:
Very much looks like the worst of it is over. Saw a pic of his leg (from my dad's phone) it's the entire inner side of his leg from knee to ankle. All the skin is gone, replaced with a sponge that's draining fluid until they replace the skin. They checked the wound out this evening, havent heard anything yet.
He got out of ICU couple days ago, now he's in another unit, don't remember what it's called. Soon skin grafts will start. Another 3-4 weeks in hospital, then in and out for a few months after.
Very much looks like the worst of it is over. Saw a pic of his leg (from my dad's phone) it's the entire inner side of his leg from knee to ankle. All the skin is gone, replaced with a sponge that's draining fluid until they replace the skin. They checked the wound out this evening, havent heard anything yet.
He got out of ICU couple days ago, now he's in another unit, don't remember what it's called. Soon skin grafts will start. Another 3-4 weeks in hospital, then in and out for a few months after.
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Originally Posted By steeler505⏩
Glad to hear bro. But can't believe it hasn't been saidUpdate:
Very much looks like the worst of it is over. Saw a pic of his leg (from my dad's phone) it's the entire inner side of his leg from knee to ankle. All the skin is gone, replaced with a sponge that's draining fluid until they replace the skin. They checked the wound out this evening, havent heard anything yet.
He got out of ICU couple days ago, now he's in another unit, don't remember what it's called. Soon skin grafts will start. Another 3-4 weeks in hospital, then in and out for a few months after.
Very much looks like the worst of it is over. Saw a pic of his leg (from my dad's phone) it's the entire inner side of his leg from knee to ankle. All the skin is gone, replaced with a sponge that's draining fluid until they replace the skin. They checked the wound out this evening, havent heard anything yet.
He got out of ICU couple days ago, now he's in another unit, don't remember what it's called. Soon skin grafts will start. Another 3-4 weeks in hospital, then in and out for a few months after.
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Originally Posted By GnomeSaiyanBruh⏩
havent seen under the sponge, just the size of the wound. but yea still pretty crazyFuark I can’t even imagine what that looks like. Sorry you had to see it, but glad that the worst of it is over.
Originally Posted By XcelerateNYC⏩
well, usually this happens to people who are immuno compromised. He's as healthy as they come - no diseases or conditions, perfect health, young, doesn't smoke or drink in excess... but he is vaxxed.Glad to hear bro. But can't believe it hasn't been said
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Originally Posted By steeler505⏩
good to hear brah.Update:
Very much looks like the worst of it is over. Saw a pic of his leg (from my dad's phone) it's the entire inner side of his leg from knee to ankle. All the skin is gone, replaced with a sponge that's draining fluid until they replace the skin. They checked the wound out this evening, havent heard anything yet.
He got out of ICU couple days ago, now he's in another unit, don't remember what it's called. Soon skin grafts will start. Another 3-4 weeks in hospital, then in and out for a few months after.
Very much looks like the worst of it is over. Saw a pic of his leg (from my dad's phone) it's the entire inner side of his leg from knee to ankle. All the skin is gone, replaced with a sponge that's draining fluid until they replace the skin. They checked the wound out this evening, havent heard anything yet.
He got out of ICU couple days ago, now he's in another unit, don't remember what it's called. Soon skin grafts will start. Another 3-4 weeks in hospital, then in and out for a few months after.
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