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HI Alan,
Sorry I've been out of action for a couple of days, so glad to hear at least the updated version. Though perhaps a lengthy process, it is good to know that there are some hopeful possibilities for Helen's recovery.
One note: I know what you mean about those few moments when she is awake. Poor little Samantha, she was only four, and she woke up a bit earlier than they had anticipated, and was FREAKED!! SHe has these HUGE eyes, and the tears were just pouring out of both of them down the side of her head, as she stared at me, looking for rescue. There were complications and she had to stay awake for a full day before extubation...and watching that, with the still ongoing vigorous P/T...it's a moment in time I will never forget. But I remind myself that she's just perfect now, and at least she will likely forget it....
So I wish both you and Helen well....and know that we are all pulling for you!!
xoxo, Beth
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