Lifesavers for Latasha

D25 – HLT Update

Chris

Well, my friends, it has been a very long day of talking with doctor after doctor and waiting.

They just took Tasha back for her fourth surgery.

Tasha had a very long and rough night and day; her vitals were out of balance, so they put in a chest tube, and she lost almost two liters of blood through that. That doesn’t include the blood that’s still in her chest. Yes, you read that correctly: two liters! They have replaced it with several blood and IV fluids units to compensate and keep her blood pressure stable.

The most significant setback is Tasha has a very severe kidney injury, and she will now require dialysis to help her recover.

I wish I had a more witty way to update, but I am tired. Tasha is exhausted, and Tasha’s family is tired.

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