They removed Michael from the paralytic this morning. The doctors will see if he can tolerate the change. He looks very swollen from the interstitial air, but I am told that it is a benign condition.
He got the Relenza at 1 AM (anti H1N1 medicine).
I am seeing incremental improvements.
No visitors are allowed to see Michael at this time.
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Michael's Hebrew name is Chaim Michoel Yitzchack ben Esther Vichna. The information on this website is coming directly from Barbara Schwartz. To make comments or send her a note, click on the "comments link".
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3 comments:
Dear Barbara,
We are davening every day for Michael to have a Refuah Shleimah. We hope that you and your children will draw strength from the knowledge that the entire community has Michael in its thoughts and prayers. On these last days of Pesach, we ask Hashem to redeem Michael from the bondage of his illness, to restore him to health and vigor and to return him to the warm embrace of his loving family.
Chazak v'Amatz.
Heidi, Carl and family
Dear Barbara,
My prayers are with you, Michael and your family that he will have a speedy refuah shelemah and be comforted in his steady progress. As we conclude Pesach, may Michael be strengthened and speedily recover.
Jeff Wilson
We continue to pray for Michael and say Tehillim to help bestow Hashem's blessings for his rapid recovery. May the Shirat Ha'yam that we read on the 7th day of Pesach directly represent Michael's personal escape from the bondage of illness and his traversal of the abyss back to health.
Brian & Sarina Kopinsky
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