18 Or Younger When Injured?
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My heart don't beat no fear and it ain't hard to see"
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im 13 now
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No seriously, it works.
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Life moves on though!
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AuntBird, on Jul 21 2009, 08:52 PM, said:
Dear Auntie,
Welcome. I strongly suggest that you start again by using your post for a new thread. In the context of this one, it is just getting buried, but it desrves more attention.
Both you and your niece are beautiful.
At this stage, I would say the most important thing to do is to check the pressure sores. Pressure sores get started immediately and pressure sores kill. But without going there, they also incredibly complicate recovery.
So: Make absolutely sure there is no skin breakdown.
Make sure she is turning eery two hours.
Do not let her stay in a comfortable position for longer than that.
(Many peole ignore this one) Do not raise the bed part way. Either get her up straight or leave her all the way flat. This is because the pressure on the tailbone is worst at an angle and this is one place that often causes trouble.
Get her on a "sheepskin" (actually a kind of fluffy synthetic rug thing) because ordinary sheets are extremely rough and a crease in the sheet will dig straight into the skin. If the hospital does not offer them, bring them yourself and launder them at home.
And the most important rule: If there is anything at all going on, do not allow anybody to trivialize it. She MUST get off the redness (hopefully things have gone no farther) untill it COMPLETELY disappears.
Do I sound hysterical? Believe me, there is a reason. Read these two posts:
http://www.apparelyzed.com/forums/index.ph...mp;#entry120131
That is the first post in the thread, and the reply by Still fingers, which is number 11 down the page.
Bear in mind that Stilfingers is a pro in the SCI community, and even he still got caught by this crap.
What I want you to take away, is that it is NOT (getting hysterical again) normal to come out of the accute phase wih sores. It happens all the time, but it is not normal.
THIS MATTERS (ok get the straight jacket. take me back to my room)
Please take this more seriously than anybody around you does. Even that is not enough.
All the best to you and the young lady,
Gordon
P.S. Remember, you deserve your own individual thread. Start one.
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but that wasa looooooooong time ago.......1966 in japan.......
oh yes i am old now
Ray
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