I am so sorry to hear that about Ginger. I will be praying for all of you and hoping for a miracle.
Cindy --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > She is breathing on her own, but not waking up. She > could be permanently > brain damaged. They say that people in vegetative > states can still sense and > hear, so Gray and I are meeting there to see her and > be with her. I do not know > what is going to happen. If she revives, the > neurologist recommended doing a > biopsy, because there is a very small chance that it > could be an infection in > her brain and not a tumor, and if so they might be > able to cure it entirely. > But she thinks it is a tumor. She said if she were > her cat, and she revives, > she would do the biopsy and if it is an infection > treat it aggressively, and > if it is a tumor try chemotherapy to see if there > is an immediate response > but if not then to not put her through any more. I > am thinking about all of > this but can not really know what to do, especially > since she may never wake up. > I am just going to go there. > michelle > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
