OT - Latest Dr. Report

My intestines are definitely dying - there's only the question of whether
they can dissolve the blood clots before they become necrotic and
disintegrate into my abdomen, while not killing me with a bleed-out (they're
standing by with both a surgeon and blood transfers - at least I'm O+, which
they have a lot of). If they can't reverse the process I'll probably die,
but if I do happen to survive the peritonitis and without intestines, I'll
be fed through a vein with TPN (which doesn't really give you everything you
need to survive) and I'll never eat again - personally I'd choose option A
if given the choice.

Sorry to be so dour, I'm not in the best of moods just now.

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Hugs,

CatNipped
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On Apr 28, 5:57*pm, "CatNipped" wrote:
My intestines are definitely dying - there's only the question of whether
they can dissolve the blood clots before they become necrotic and
disintegrate into my abdomen, while not killing me with a bleed-out

I'm praying they can and the cats are sending huge purrs

Lesley

Slave of the Fabulous Furballs

"CatNipped" wrote in message
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My intestines are definitely dying - there's only the question of whether
they can dissolve the blood clots before they become necrotic and
disintegrate into my abdomen, while not killing me with a bleed-out
(they're standing by with both a surgeon and blood transfers - at least
I'm O+, which they have a lot of). If they can't reverse the process I'll
probably die, but if I do happen to survive the peritonitis and without
intestines, I'll be fed through a vein with TPN (which doesn't really give
you everything you need to survive) and I'll never eat again - personally
I'd choose option A if given the choice.

Sorry to be so dour, I'm not in the best of moods just now.


you will not die, i somehow am sure.