Why Does The ICU Team Wean My Sister Off The BIPAP Too Soon And Pushes Her Out To The Nursing Home?

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Why Does The ICU Team Wean My Sister Off The BIPAP Too Soon And Pushes Her Out To The Nursing Home?

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But they only looked at Vickie with a glazed look and no response, simply waiting for Vickie’s answer. Vickie again broke down in tears and told them she felt like a gun was to her head and she was so confused because everything changed overnight so it was all new information!

Vickie sensed that they had made our sister “look good” so that we would have to leave. Because she “looked” good Vickie rethought taking her home because now she wondered if it would be too risky to lose her Medicare because she seemed so miraculously well that Vickie thought she indeed had maybe overcome the illness and would be okay, and then we would really be in trouble financially.

The only decision that seemed to make sense in light of my sister’s new status, but with zero time to reflect, was for my sister to go back to the nursing home, spend her 2 weeks to two months there to get Medicare coverage for home care, and then go home.

Continuation.
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