Update:
Lynn's ammonia level is down to 85! The doctors will be meeting with me sometime this afternoon to decide the next step. While he is still very critical and certainly not out of the woods, we are excited that the level is down. He is still heavily sedated to keep him from seizing. They are also continuing the hypothermic protocol to help protect his brain function. I will update when I know more.
Friday, February 12, 2010
Friday Feb. 12 2010 2:15 pm
Posted by Sterling Bo at 1:14 PM
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We are thinking of you, get well soon.
Tina,
Thank you for the update, we are all very anxious about Lynn's condition, but if not wanted to trouble you with phone calls or visits. This will be very helpful. If there is anything that we can do, to help you at home; Please call and let us know. We have the keys to his truck in the shop, and we would be happy to drop them off, when your ready. Our prayers are with you.
Scott
Tina-
You and Lynn are in my prayers. Thank goodness the levels have come down so significantly! Please let me know if there is anything that you, Lynn, or your family need. Please get some rest. I told Joyce Gamble to look for you at the U....everyone needs an "in house" nurse connection.
All my best.
Kathy Culliton
I am so glad that there is some progress. Everyone at work is keeping you in their thoughts and prayers. We will keep it going here as long as you need. Take care of Lynn and YOURSELF. Love ya, Louise
Lori and I continue to be in prayer for Lynn. We also are praying for you and the rest of the family. We are excited to see that he is responding to treatment. God is great.
I am SO grateful for this blog Tina. We are so far away in Boston, but now feel much closer by reading your words when you can report. Your Boston family is praying and praying. The progress is so encouraging! YAHOOOOO! love, Lori
Finally our prayers are working. I am sure it is the Presbyterian prayers that are making a difference! I hope you were able to sleep last night. Keep us posted please. pam
I am glad that you are going home to get some rest. Please let us know if there is anything we can do to help with your mother or any other things at work or home. We all love you and are praying for you, Lynn,and your family. Blessings - Kathy Culliton
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