Once again I want to thank God for preserving paul's life. He was quite critical yesterday when he was transferred to the high-d ward. His BP was in the range of 51 to 60 for more than an hour and now it has gone up to 80+. He is still quite weak now and is undergoing blood transfusion. It is confirmed that he has infections inside his body and he's given anti-biotic to remove the bacteria. Blood culture test results will only be out tomorrow, then will the doctor know where the infections are, which they reckon it's either the hickmen line or his intestines.
He managed to sleep through the night and has been dozing off every now and then. He wanted very much to go back to the normal ward today as he is so bored here without tv and he's all hooked up with all the tubes. Though physically he's quite weak but thank God he's conscious and able to communicate with friends and relatives who visited him. He even asked me to take a photo of him(See how strong my hubby is despite going thru so much).
He managed to sleep through the night and has been dozing off every now and then. He wanted very much to go back to the normal ward today as he is so bored here without tv and he's all hooked up with all the tubes. Though physically he's quite weak but thank God he's conscious and able to communicate with friends and relatives who visited him. He even asked me to take a photo of him(See how strong my hubby is despite going thru so much).
We want to thank pastor Chris and all SOLF members, friends and relatives who have been praying for him. He is blessed to be soaked in so much prayers. He doesn't know what tomorrow is going to be for him but he is thankful for every single day.
We will continue to pray that God will remove all the pain and discomfort from him and provide the best path for paul.
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