This page is designed to share updates with friends and family concerning Kathleen Davey's ongoing struggle to overcome the debilitating effects she suffers from due to a cardiac arrest. Kathleen and her family appreciate your support.
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Wednesday, May 10, 2006
5/10/06
Kathleen was kept overnight and Kaiser and may be there for a few days. Apparently her bladder infection is rather serious and she also has a mild case of pneumonia so doctors felt her treatment would be facilitated in the hospital. Last night her fever was very high and she required a cooling blanket. She was also shaking fairly violently. Today her fever dissipated and her shaking lessened. She also finally got to sleep and looked peaceful when I left. Please send her your prayers and good wishes.
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1 comment:
Mike,
Our thoughts and prayers are always with you, the girls, and especially Kathleen. Hang in there...
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