My Dad in ICU has a Fighting Chance to Survive but the ICU Team Thinks Otherwise. Help!

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My Dad in ICU has a Fighting Chance to Survive but the ICU Team Thinks Otherwise. Help!

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Hi Patrik,

I just found your website.

We’ve kept chronological notes on dad’s progress daily since this began and recorded as much as possible in regards to doctor’s phone calls and even a few of the rounds.

April 16, 2020, my dad who is 64 went in for an esophagectomy to remove a cancer from his esophagus. He had zero issues with chemotherapy and radiation that began October 8th. They took out 7cm of his esophagus and stitched it up. From day 1 there was a hole left in him.

He had woken up from the surgery and talked on the phone last with us 14th and was in terrific terrible pain. He developed a massive sepsis over 6 days. The hole was not found by 2 CT scans and was confirmed when the Gastroenterologist for the hospital got back from vacation.

He was admitted into ICU on April 22 and had swollen to about 5 times his size with all the fluids they put into him. On April 23 they rushed him into surgery and did the Esophagectomy again. Cleaned out a bunch of infections while they had him open.

Continuation...
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