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Spent the whole day today at the hospital and are going back just now. My little brother, 25 years old fell last night and hit is head. He is still unconsious and in a respirator.
His brain has swollen up and they are right now preformin surgery, removing some of his scull to give the brain some extra space to "swell" in.
They say we should prepare for the worst but I just cant. I have to belive that he will be fine, that I will have my brother with me for many many more years!
Just asking to keep your fingers crossed and to include him in your prayers... Thanx!
 
Spent the whole day today at the hospital and are going back just now. My little brother, 25 years old fell last night and hit is head. He is still unconsious and in a respirator.
His brain has swollen up and they are right now preformin surgery, removing some of his scull to give the brain some extra space to "swell" in.
They say we should prepare for the worst but I just cant. I have to belive that he will be fine, that I will have my brother with me for many many more years!
Just asking to keep your fingers crossed and to include him in your prayers... Thanx!

I am so sorry and my prayers are with you and your family.
 
Thanks alot. Just got back from the hospital and the surgery is all done. He now has a big part of his scall missing so that the brain will get the room that it needs.
they gaev us an survival rate of 60% wich is better than we expected. They will now keep him sedated for around 2 weeks, with the first 10 days counting as really critical.
Thanks again for all your prayers, and fingers =)
 
The fact that he survived the surgery is a positive, and you have to keep positive for him, Marie.

Sorry to hear about this family tragedy, especially at this time of the year, and hope your brother makes a swift and full recovery. Holding thumbs for you.

Are your parents on hand?
 
Thanks alot. Just got back from the hospital and the surgery is all done. He now has a big part of his scall missing so that the brain will get the room that it needs.
they gaev us an survival rate of 60% wich is better than we expected. They will now keep him sedated for around 2 weeks, with the first 10 days counting as really critical.
Thanks again for all your prayers, and fingers =)

Thanks Marie this is good news. Please continue to keep us updated. You and your brother are in my thoughts and prayers.
 
His condition remains unchanged and although I would like to say that it is changning for the better I am glas as long as it doesnt change for the worst.
We are at the hospital about 14 hours a day as it is right now and we are still trying to keep the faith!!!
 
Hang in there, Marie - the Swedish health system is internationally respected and your brother is in good hands, I'm sure.

I hope that his recovery has already started and he will soon be with you again.
 
My prayers go out to you and your family!

May you all find the strength to make it through this!!
 
Marie,

I apologize for my delay in learning of your brother's condition. I know how difficult this must be for you and your family. I feel your emotions. I wish I knew the correct protocol to comfort you. Regardless, you as well as the hope for your brother's full recovery will be in my thoughts daily.

God bless and all my best to you, your brother's recovery and your family, Garry.
 
3 hours and 15 minutes until 2010 reaches sweden, it will not be a celibration here this year, although things are looking better.
yesterday he woke up for about 15 secounds and when the nurse asked him to move his toes, he did, then they explained that he was in an accident and that he has been in the hospital for 2 weeks, he started to cry and then he fell back into sleep.
When he cried I got the most uncomfortable feeling I have ever felt and I broke down, and finally let it all out. (outside of the room since he might hear me now)
I am glad that he is showing signs of life and I do miss him even more a day like this, but like I said, it is looking more bright now.
The doctors said for us to prepare for him to die, and now for the first time I feel REAL hope!!

Happy new years to all of you and hopefully you will have a great 2010
 
Here's hoping that 2010 will be a much better year....maybe the next time he wakes up it will be a little longer, then longer, ....wishing you and your family the best!
 
3 hours and 15 minutes until 2010 reaches sweden, it will not be a celibration here this year, although things are looking better.
yesterday he woke up for about 15 secounds and when the nurse asked him to move his toes, he did, then they explained that he was in an accident and that he has been in the hospital for 2 weeks, he started to cry and then he fell back into sleep.
When he cried I got the most uncomfortable feeling I have ever felt and I broke down, and finally let it all out. (outside of the room since he might hear me now)
I am glad that he is showing signs of life and I do miss him even more a day like this, but like I said, it is looking more bright now.
The doctors said for us to prepare for him to die, and now for the first time I feel REAL hope!!

Happy new years to all of you and hopefully you will have a great 2010

To me, that sounds like a really good sign, Marie -if he has emerged from his coma and can move his toes then I think those are all very real positive signs that his body has been repairing the damage and that he will soon be well on the way to recovery.

Hopefully it's now just a question of top notch medical care, lots of rest and I'm sure a lot of people willing your brother back to health.

A good start to the new year!
 
Hi Marie, I know you don't me but we are all in Gods family so I too will be praying for the Lord to continue to heal your brother and that when he has recovered the effects will only be a memory. God Bless you and your brother.
 
I just came across this thread again, and I realised that sooo long has passed and that i never gave an update.
HE IS FINE =))))))
After many months of recovering and rehabilitation, he is finally back with us in full. the only thing that is changed is that he suffers from some memory loss and that he sometimes forgets things besides from that he is just the same. Maybe he values life more..
The journey has been long and hard, but it all made me belive that miracles can happen - One atleast happened to my family.

He has also been in the papers here in sweden, I only found one link, but here it is;
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Here is one about the doctor, and his odds of surviving;
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I guess most of you wont be able to understand it though =)

anyways, thanks for all your prayers and always remember - miracles DO happen
 

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