Saturation: 99 (really good)
Ventilation: 70%
Peeps: 17
Her swelling is finally starting to go down as well. All good signs.
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I'll never stop saying that from the very first day the doctor said that during this long run there'll be continous ups and downs, even during her way up to recovery there will be ups and downs, and he's been always right, so don't be discourage by those downs; Down's been consistently more or less the same but ups have been for better every time. There's too much love being sent to her 24/7 and there's no virus in the world that can resist such a powerfull attack!
ReplyDeleteI totally agree with you. Viruses can't resist so many prayers. Cristina
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