My husband had a Stroke with tracheostomy& ventilator! Can INTENSIVE CARE AT HOME take him home?

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Quick Tip for Families in ICU: My husband had a Stroke with tracheostomy& ventilator! Can INTENSIVE CARE AT HOME take him home?

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Hi, it’s Patrik Hutzel from intensivecarehotline.com with another quick tip for families in intensive care.

So, today, I’ve got a quick tip for a lady who writes in, “My husband had a stroke and has a tracheostomy, and he’s on a ventilator, but he can’t be weaned off the ventilator. It looks like he’s psychologically dependent on it and he’s had many failed attempts to wean off the ventilator. Sometimes, he can push through a few hours during the day, but then goes back on the ventilator only after a couple of hours, and he hasn’t managed to stay on it for much longer. We really want him home because he’s getting depressed in ICU, and we want him to feel comfortable, but this is all so new for us. How can we take him home with ihttps://intensivecarehotline.com/blog/can-my-husband-had-a-stroke-with-tracheostomy-ventilator/proving his quality of life? Because it’s just so noisy and busy in ICU all the time, and he doesn’t really rest at all because of the things that are being done to him all the time. Thank you for your help.” What a great question here from Louise, who has written that email.

So, if you go to one of our sister side’s intensivecareathome.com, you will actually be able to read and see what your husband or where your husband can go to. So, at intensivecarehotline.com, we are actually providing exactly the services that you’re looking for.

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