Respiratory Failure...would not recommend this for anyone. On Thursday, this is just what happened and it was like drowning but not being in water. There were times, that resembled all the ambulance scenes you've ever seen. It got bad enough if someone would have asked do you want to end it all here, I would have said yes. Fortunately, they were able to stabilize me and get my breathing under control - to live another day. Today I am back home working on getting my strength back. For all those who have sent their thoughts and prayers, we have felt them and they have helped tremendously.
Peace Love T
About Me
- T
- Two years ago could walk on any basketball court and challenge anyone and compete. Two years ago would go to any ski resort looking for the steepest, deepest runs and cruise down. Started getting a little weaker in my left arm but thought nothing of it. In May 2007 three words changed my life *Motor Neuron Disease* at first you say "so, what does that mean?" then you start looking at the definition - not good... So this is my story, my family, my friends, my community with some insight too - hope you enjoy!!
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OK, well then, based on your recommendation, I guess I won't try respiratory failure :-) Doesn't sound fun at all. Actually sounds pretty awful. Jeeze, terrifying.
Seriously, it was wonderful seeing you today Terry. You and Pam and the boys are doing a great job. You have to already know that. All of you..you are all champs. We love you very much guy. Thanks for taking some time with me today.
Aarg Terry, that is quite an experience, I had no notion of what respiratory failure would be like. Glad you are back home with the family.
Love an hugs to all of you from all of us,
Rowena
T,
Stay tight in the clinches my friend. The McDonald Clan are behind you....
-Johnny Mac
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