OT UPDATE 2 medical thing

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Huge staph infection, large chunk of flesh carved from back, maybe a week
in the hospital.


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Mark
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glad they figured it out, hope you are better soon Lee

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Huge staph infection, large chunk of flesh carved from back, maybe a week
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Mark Edwards wrote:
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Huge staph infection, large chunk of flesh carved from back, maybe a week
in the hospital.


Hugs and Purrs,
Mark


Any chance it started with a cat scratch? We are purring for a complete
recovery and fast. MLB

On Oct 22, 9:25*pm, Mark Edwards wrote:
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Huge staph infection, large chunk of flesh carved from back, maybe a week
in the hospital.

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Mark

Oh, Mark. I am so sorry. Will be purring for a fast recovery. I know
that is
very painful. My sister had a bout with it. Serious stuff.
You'll feel much better when you have some kitty nurses walking all
over you at home. :-)
Anything we can do?

Sherry

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Poor you If it's not one thing, it's another.
Purrayers you get feeling better fast.
Love
Kyla

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Huge staph infection, large chunk of flesh carved from back, maybe a week
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Yikes! Normally I'm not in favor of suing people, but it sounds to me as if
you have grounds for a malpractice suit against that stupid doctor that
allowed your condition to get this bad.

Purrs for a quick recovery are on the way.

Joy

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Huge staph infection, large chunk of flesh carved from back, maybe
a week in the hospital.

Jesus! That's really scary. I'm glad you're getting the right treatment
now. And I agree with Joy - you definitely have grounds for a malpractice
suit. At the very least, you should report him when you're well enough
to deal with that. His negligence could have killed you!

Joyce

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Huge staph infection, large chunk of flesh carved from back, maybe
a week in the hospital.

Yuck. Marion had something like that (but much smaller) in a buttock
a few weeks ago when I was having the heart trouble. Took a while
before they found an antibiotic that both worked and that she wasn't
violently allergic to, but they didn't need to do anything surgical,
we just got through an immense number of high-tech wound dressings.
In one week we made about four visits to the hospital between us (I
thought we ought to get a loyalty card: get a dozen stamps and claim
a free brain scan). Her infection has just about healed now; sounds
like yours is going to take some getting over.

Marion reads rec.crafts.textiles.quilting, where they often do prayer
requests. It was tempting to post "Prayer Request: Marion's Bum".

Hugs and Purrs,

Heck, it's you that needs them.

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Huge staph infection, large chunk of flesh carved from back, maybe a
week in the hospital.


Hugs and Purrs,
Mark

Ouch! Purrs for a rapid recovery.
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Mega purrs on the way, Mark! Staph infections are quite serious.

Jill