HOSPITAL VLOG | going to the emergency room,living with chronic illness !

Hi ! Today i am going to the going to the emergency room and taking you with me on the journey ! I haven't been able to eat for over a month due to medication for intracranial hypertension that have messed up my stomach. So I have to go to the ER to get some help...
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[@siobhanjohnson8088]

Look after yourself ❤

[@hoaslife]

Thank you !

[@sharonread7674]

Would it be possible to receive nutrition if you had a PIC line or feeding tube and could receive Parenteral nutrition. It's not exactly a fun idea but maybe your energy would be better with good nutrition. Love the music in your videos. Both my kids are bilingual French English. Language is such an interesting thing to study. I love finding words in English that originated from the French. My French is a little crazy as I find the grammar a bit tricky especially Les genres, but its mainly because I came to speak French quite late in life. I wish you well and will follow your progress. ❣🙏

[@hoaslife]

I tried asking for any solution. A feeding tube wasn’t really an option because I couldn’t even tolerate water and it would have been difficult. But i was a candidate for a pic line I had multiple doctors and nurses who wrote letters to my doctor to say that I would benefit from it but my doctor refused because of the risk. I was supposed to get a referral for to see a anesthesiologist for a pic line but my doctor never did it. It’s really cool that you’re kids are bilingual and making some mistakes with grammar isn’t that big of a deal with a language as difficult as French

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@@hoaslife Thanks for your reply. As far as I know the major risk with a pic line is infection. I learned this from following a blog about a little baby boy receiving treatment for leukaemia, who is now doing really well. (Life with the Bridges.) He had a problem with an infection in his Pic line and was given antibiotics but then it got blocked up and a nurse tried to flush it and baby Ted started hemorrhaging from his Pic line. His mum and dad had been trained what to do and always had a little box with them at all times containing two clamps. They leapt into action and cross clamped the line before the nurse had time to do anything. Unfortunately it did then have to be removed. Their are serious risks. I suppose you have to balance the risks against the benefits. Maybe ask to discuss it with another doctor for a second opinion. ❣🙏