Thank you for your continued prayers and your story! We are looking into the number one place for brain rehab in the country, Shirley Ryan. If that doesn't work, we will look into Cognitive FX, thank you for suggesting it!
Prayers to you too! It's so hard and scary. He's young and will pull through.
I’m so happy to hear your story!! So happy she made it and is doing well.
It’s like they used their standard hospital protocols for worst cases and put it on steroids during Covid. There’s a reason we don’t trust these people.
Thank you so much!🥹
Yes, she was. In fact they had to surgically put some on directly into her brain. But they stopped the treatment at 3 weeks. She had vasopasms after the stopped the treatment. She was very severe case. I think we feel foolish too, because they weren't very direct with us on that fact. They made it seem like she was recovering in her own way and would eventually get out of it.
And I agree on the vegetative state as well! They also wake up at some point. I read a miracle story of a woman who was in a vegetative state for 3 months after a brain aneurysm and her husband fought doctors to keep her alive and also to give her rehabilitation. But, once he found an alternative therapist who used this thing called the powerplate on her, she regained a lot of functions and can drive a car, play piano, and garden. She was about my mom's age. I think most of it is support and love is what gets people through.
She sure is. I'll never forget the day we were driving back from somewhere, she was in my passenger side seat and she goes, "have you heard about Q?"
That was in 2018. It took me a little bit to look into it but it got my curiosity rolling. As a self-proclaimed researcher I wanted to find the direct source of these Q posts and that's when I discovered the first front line researchers, sharing images of the posts. If it hadn't been for my boomer mama I wouldn't have known about it.
Indeed my fren! You are here for a reason and you survived that for a reason. Angles protected you.
It seems like a muted form of euthenasia. Felt so wrong. This has been so hard and once in prayer, I had this image of Jesus on the choppy sea, reaching his hand out to me to come to him. The sea was what the doctors were saying, the sight of my mother unable to speak or walk, and I had to reach out and trust Him. And it took so long to imagine myself doing that, walking out to him when it felt like the sea was going to swallow me up. But once I did it, it strengthened me even more. Now I don't hesitate to reach out to HIm.
Amen! We believe this too!
Thank you so much for telling me your story and for your prayers! So many people tell us that the doctors told them one thing then they turned around and surprised them.
That was another thing this article my sister found went into. Those who live on with disabilities, when asked if they were glad they were alive, they always say yes. So when they ask "would your mother want to live like that?" The answer always is yes! It's called the disability paradox where those who are disabled are actually happier than those who are not.
I just read this reply and it sent chills all over me. Thank you so so much. i just made an updated post, so keep praying. She has a long long road ahead of her.
Thank you!! She's still here for a reason. Perhaps to prove miracles still exist especially to these secular doctors and nurses.
I won’t lose faith, I love Him and he’s the only thing that has gotten me through this whole ordeal. I know he has a plan, and our suffering is used for good. My faith is shaken just in that I really really felt the Holy Spirit tell me she was going to be ok and get through this. So now I doubt my sanity in that, that I maybe am hearing something from the devil instead.
Thank you for your kind words. She's my mother, and the only grandmother to my children, so I think a user here coined the term grandma anon from that. That's confusing I know. She has a very good spiritual backbone and knows that her body is just a shell and her soul longs to be with God. I'm selfishly wanting her here to be a guide to my children who love her so, as she was my primary babysitter. And she was my only friend the one I could have deep conversations with, ranging from Q posts to our thoughts on God, only she would understand and give me insights. Right about now is when I would call her and she would comfort me and get my head straight. I just really miss her already.
I’m so sorry for your loss. Praying for her and you all. ❤️ Yes indeed she has a rough road, the social worker gave us a rundown of what to expect and it’s going to take a long long time to heal.
Beautiful images, thank you 🙏🏻
Thank you Mary! So good to hear from someone who’s lived it. It’s such a rollercoaster.
Oh, I'm sorry she has passed. But happy she lived 5 more happy years!! That is so right about the power of prayer. He does hear us, he changes his plans based on it. That's for sure!