my mother went in hospital for an angigram sadley some thing went wrong to this day we still dont know why this happened she was 63 and well when she went hosp i spoke to here that morn and told her i would see her at dinner when she back home.but when she did come home it was in a cofin
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RE: sudden death after a routine procedure
HELLO KATHRYN,I HAVE HAD A COUPLE OF ANGIGRAM,IT IS A VERY DANGEROUS PROCEDURE THEY GO INTO THE MAIN ARTERY,AND THEY SAID I COULD SUFFER ANOTHER STROKE,SO SORRY ABOUT YOUR MOTHER THINKING OF YOU ALL,CAROL.XXXX
RE: sudden death after a routine procedure
AW CAROL THAT IS TERRIBLE SENDING LOTS OF HUGS AND LOVE TO YOU XXXXXX CHRISTINE XXXXXXX
RE: sudden death after a routine procedure
Sorry for your loss Kathryn, it is so sad to lose your mum in this way. I used to work in a specialist heart hospital and sadly some, fortunately few, people did not survive their angiogram, not because of their heart but because they had undiagnosed kidney problems that meant the contast dye that is injected into the vein overwhealms their weak
kidney(s). It is probably no help to know the reason, as losing your mum is just awful however it happens.
Thinking of you and sending you angel prayers.
Love Sue xx
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My dear brother in law went into hospital and didn't come out. It has been a terrible five years. Colin was diagnosed with a "groin strain", was given anti inflammatories, starting bleeding profusely, whipped into hospital, massive bleeding, no transfusionn given until 36 hours later. His heart was thumping, he was given an angio. They found a small tumour in his bowel which had ruptured due to anti inflammatories. Tumour removed. Colin improving, then suddenly, whoop, a day later he was burning up with infection, that night he died, having been "found" slumped in his bed in the intensive care unit. His notes say he suffered another massive bleed. We are angry, so angry. Why weren't things done more quickly, why 36 hours for a transfusion, why was he left alone in intensive care to be found dead "slumped " in his bed. Inquest carried out, no witnesses called. Still no answers and it hurts like hell, always will.
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hi my name is georgina i am so very sorry to here ov your loss that must ov been the hardest thing for you to try and take in my dad was very ill but he went into a hospice so called for just a medication review so they could get him the help he needed and he never came out but the day before he was laughing joking eating a pie looked 20yr younger he was 63 and said going in was the best thing he.d done and that they were his angels the next day we was all called and told hw was dieing i just couldnt cope it wasnt real and was just going over and over saying he was fine he only came in to get beta he was fine even at one point accused the hospice ov druging him or making some kind ov mistake so i understand a little bit ov what you must be going through and i no it so hard to let go or to understand or to come to terms with the fact that its happened but your mum may ov had a weak heart and just werent able to cope and i no that doesnt help you one bit but please believe me that everything happens for a reason and hand on my heart i can tell you god takes the bet first your mum is watching ova you and wanting you to be strong she will neva be out ov your heart and she knows that but you must do her proud now give yourself time have a chat every day visit her as offten as you like tell her about your day my counciler really helped me she was brilliant.. she would not want you in pain keep busy i no it sounds like he same old rubbish but please believe me it all helps you are in my thoughts and prays god bless.do your mum proud now keep strong.xx
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