MY DAD IS IN ICU&STILL VULNERABLE! WHY IS THE ICU TEAM RUSHING MY DAD TO BE TRANSFERRED TO THE WARD?

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MY DAD IS IN ICU AND STILL VULNERABLE BUT WHY IS THE ICU TEAM RUSHING MY DAD TO BE TRANSFERRED TO THE WARD?

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Hi Anna,

First off, let’s look at the positives.

Your Dad has improved tremendously and has made a remarkable recovery to this point. He clearly defied the odds and that should be celebrated.

You should definitely be suspicious of their motivations and as you know by now without your advocacy they probably would have let your Dad die many weeks ago! By now, you know their agenda and you also know what helped your Dad to this point!

Part of it was to never give up and staying positive, whilst also focusing on your Dad’s strength and not his weaknesses! It was also good information that your Dad’s personally suggested that slow and steady wins the race, which is definitely the case in ICU. Recovery is a marathon and not a sprint!

I have just looked through my records and in terms of timelines it looks like your Dad has been in Intensive Care since around mid-April this year. Therefore his stay would be around the three month mark now.

That’s long, but it’s nothing that they haven’t seen before, especially since you’ve mentioned they have had a patient on a ventilator for about 12 months!

Continuation...
https://intensivecarehotline.com/questions/my-dad-is-in-icu-and-still-vulnerable-but-why-is-the-icu-team-rushing-my-dad-to-be-transferred-to-the-ward/