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we think Peter has had another stroke

286 replies

misdee · 11/02/2007 12:17

he is talking complete gibberish, and is making no sense at all. he didnt know who i was, the kids or his mum. his mum has taken him to the hospital, i am just waiting for my mum to come look after the kdis then i am off as well.

fucking shitty wank bollocks.

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mummy2aaron · 11/02/2007 19:10

I know you have enough on your plate hun but try to keep us informed. I really worry about you.

xx

serenity · 11/02/2007 19:17

Sorry to hear this misdee, I hope you get more encouraging news tomorrow x

Skribble · 11/02/2007 19:19

Oh babes .

oops · 11/02/2007 19:19

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VeniVidiVickiQV · 11/02/2007 19:20

OH bollocks

Thinking of you all.

xxx

Miaou · 11/02/2007 19:22

So sorry to hear it was a stroke, Misdee - I hope he recovers quickly and is back on the transplant list asap. All the best to you all xxx

funnypeculiar · 11/02/2007 19:23

So sorry to hear this misdee - hoping for better news for you & Peter tomorrow

mummytosteven · 11/02/2007 19:26

very sorry to hear this. hope he feels a little better soon.

DontlookatmeImshy · 11/02/2007 19:26

So sorry Misdee.
Hope he improves soon

Sobernow · 11/02/2007 19:31

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Beauregard · 11/02/2007 19:35

Oh misdee so sorry to hear this news
It's so unfair.

misdee · 11/02/2007 19:46

right this is what happened.

i dropped peter and the girls off in the morning to his parents house whilst i dash into town to sort out perscription for dd1 who has another UTI (she is weeing every 5mins so needed to leave her as well there). i get back, they have all had a snack (crumpets), and start to get them into the car,. petrer is fine, is chatting away, totally with it, all normal. his mum plugs him into the car, i strap the girls in. then

'are you ok peter'

'i'm fine'
'whats time is your dinner tonight as you need your dressing done'
'i'm fine, i'm ok

'no peter whats time is your dinner'
'i'm fine really, why you asking me again',peter.
MIL stares at me, looking really annopyed as she thinks he is messing about, she has been up since 5am for work
'stop it peter, what time is dinner'
,about 5
peter looks at me saying 'i'm fine, whats going on, i'm fine' mil says about 'stop acting up peter

'he isnt messing about' Peter is looking totally lost and confused, and starts slurring his words saying 'i';m fine, whats going on, what you all on about, i'm fine'

so i called the hospital, ask for trasnplant register, they arent in, so state that Peter williams is coming in now, give them MIL number, then i had to drive home with him, to get the girls out, call my parents, wait for his mum to catch us up, get all his extra equipmwent in the car, his bag etc. meanwhile his mum is being told over the phone she cant bring him in till a bed is found, she refuses to take him to local hospital. but fortunatly they call back when she gets to ours, bed is ready so they go off. really we should've called an ambualnce, but this way was faster. he was totally silent on the way down, which isnt like peter as he normally gabs 19to the dozen.

his reflexes are fine, but his brain has gone haywire basically. everytime you speak to him, there is a long pause whilst he takes it all in, he stares for a while then answers. he is like a little boy again. he tried to walk to the toilet barefooted, i had to force his trainers onto his feet. he didnt know which way the doors opened. his regular nurses were there but he didnt know them.

its truely frightening. but i know we can get through this.

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Saggarmakersbottomknocker · 11/02/2007 19:48

Thinking of you all misdee - the girls on HL send they love and prayers. x

nearlythree · 11/02/2007 19:50

Misdee Thinking of you, Peter and your girls xxx.

JanH · 11/02/2007 19:52

Oh, misdee

FioFio · 11/02/2007 19:53

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TeeCee · 11/02/2007 19:54

Oh sweetheart, thinking of you all, xxxx

Dior · 11/02/2007 19:55

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welliemum · 11/02/2007 19:56

Thinking of you all

Flossam · 11/02/2007 20:00

Oh no Misdee. I am sorry. There is a possibility it could be related to the oxynorm as you say. I had a chap just last week who was in an awful state when they upped his dose of it. Am hoping it is only that, is there any improvement yet that you know of.

nearlyfourbob · 11/02/2007 20:01

I'm sorry to hear this misdee.

misdee · 11/02/2007 20:02

well he does know who i am now, and who his mum is. and he recomgised harefield though he didnt know why he was there.

he cant concentrate on the tv, says it all seems like noise.

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foundintranslation · 11/02/2007 20:03

dh hasn't got any ideas, misdee, sorry.
Thinking of you all.

Anisse · 11/02/2007 20:04

Misdee I am so sorry to hear this.

If it's any help at all my siter in law has a rare illness that, in the past has caused her to have many strokes of all shapes and sizes while in her twenties.

The small ones they often recover fantasically well from.
She could see an object, know what it was but not quite remember what it was supposed to do.
I hope he is ok very soon.

Flossam · 11/02/2007 20:06

Just had a thought - he had the fluid collection? Has he had any temps at all that you know of? Perhaps it could be a nasty infection which is making him like this. It certainly is unheard of (although usually in older people).