cindeerella29

I also forgot to mention since he was having difficulty breathing (he could not lie on his back at all, if he did, he couldnt breath), the doc that had admitted him and discharged him sent him home with sleeping pills, anti-seizure meds, lasix which didnt work for him and they gave him shot after shot to try to get the excess liquid out of his body, and also his cardiologist was supposed to go to the hospital to take a look at him but suddenly went on vacation, and so my freind Mike was left with the hospital docs, they had told him he needed a heart transplant, because his heart was only working at 10%, I had never heard of such a virus to attack the heart, I will look it up on the net, the docs told his it was cardiomyopathy, they kept changing their minds while he was in the hospital because they didn't know what was wrong with him. First time he went to the ER his wife drove him, they did a EKG, chest x-ray, TONS of blood work, and sent him home with nothing more than pneumonia (they gave him some meds I can find out what they are but dont know at the moment), then the second time he went to the ER they diagnosed him as having CHF, gave him some lasix and other pills and sent him home. The third time he went by ambulance because he blacked out and rammed the TV and his pulse was extrememly high, at that time they finally admitted him into the hospital. In the hospital they gave him meds to lower BP, and to get rid of excess fluid by wasys of injections, I don't knkow what they gave him but whatever it was made him turn white and almost pass out (they had said he turned white and almost died because they over did it and his heart couldnt take it), while in the hospital they gave him meds for a blood clot which they though he had, but he didn't. Well they sent him home again with more meds, still CHF, and they didn't know what was causing the seizures. Again his wife took him to another ER where they said he had CHF, and they did TONS of tests again to find out it was myocardio, they told him he would need a heart transplant because his heart is only working at 30%. And again he went to the ER where they admitted him again and did a heart catherization, and they said its not 30% but 10% you will need to be on a list to even find out if you qualify for a heart transplant. Well they sent him home until finally on the night of his death he was watching TV with his wife and suddenly got up with a blank look on his face and peed on the stove. He then snapped out of it and chucked and told his wife to call 911 because he didn't know what happened again. So they took him to the ER while he was waiting to be admitted he had died then they revived him, and told his wife to get down there, they did not tell her he had died and they revived him, and that he prolly wasn't going to make it so when she went down there it was too late and he had already passed away. He did have gallstones but NO doc would touch him to take them out. I agree that the doctors should have known what was causing the seizures, they should not have given him sleeping pills. I dunno though It doesn't seem right to mee. As far as all the tests they performed on him, he did say they stuck a meatal rod into his body, is this the heart cath??