it has been supportive. my family, my friends, local community, and then now, you know, we have opinion on the world news a couple of times and with you all and it is just been amazing, but, yeah, it is a high priority to reach out to american and human population to explain what we went through and what i went through and experiencing what i m still experiencing with all the symptoms and everything. and to let people understand that there is a value to life that you need to evaluate some of your decisions because if you get to the covid as i did, and spend all the time in the hospital, not only do you take a risk of dying and not only do you take a risk of financially ruining your family, but the extended problems that your body is going to have such as organ
New Blood Test Predicts COVID-9 Recovery by Karishma Abhishek on January 17, 2021 at 6:27 PM
Developing sudden failure of organs that leads to various complications like respiratory or kidney inefficiency or requiring other intensive care remains one of the challenging aspects of COVID-19 that may cause death even in young patients.
With an aim to explore which hospitalized patients can get into such complications, involving nearly 100 patients newly admitted to the hospital with COVID-19, a simple and rapid blood test has been formulated by scientists at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis.
Within a day of a hospital admission, this blood test can predict the risk of patients with COVID-19 who are highly prone to develop severe complications or death, published in the journal JCI Insight.
a look at the babies i mean there are some reports that suggest that there are higher rate of organ failures or have problems true are things this is true because we have to be aware that we do a lot of artificial things we give a lot of hormones for the majority of the eggs and then in the incomplete of the the eggs and the sperms and the embryos are between 2 and 5 days and the possibility for developing are not just the same as in the women in the philippine troops normally it takes place in the fallopian tube and that we have to be there may be that some harm on the embryo and on the end we are never on the safe side it when we do artificial things so we have to counsel the patient and we could do it only if the patient agree on the procedure well we just focused on artificial insemination let s take a look at the. for today s edition so we got viewer questions from donald from us
eli wasn t breathing. he was blue in the face. of. you had so call your mom? i called her while i was outside waiting for 911. and told her? told her eli died. were you able to fully tell her why? no. i was ashamed of myself for failing him, more or less. i felt like i failed him. justin was a teen when eli s family took him in. eli suffered multiple organ failures and went into cardiac arrest, cutting the oxygen supply to his brain.
eli wasn t breathing. he was blue in the face. you had to call your mom. i called her when i went outside, waiting for 911. and told her? told her eli died. were you able to fully tell her why? no. i was ashamed of myself for failing him more or less. i felt like i d failed him. justin rippentropp was a teen when elijah stai s family had taken him in, raised him as their own. after everything they d done for me, and eli was laying there dead and i was alive. elijah suffered multiple organ failures and went into cardiac arrest, cutting the oxygen supply to his brain. when i got to the hospital, doctors said that eli was brain dead. he was in the hospital for three days. he was on life support.