emergency help requested, maybe if not too late.

[Carol Orr]

A 55 year old women who has lupus went in hospital about a month ago to have
the catheter to her heart changed. They used a dirty catheter and she got
staph infection. They gave her medicine or medicines and the staph infection
was gone after 4 days. She came home and a week or so later she was giving
herself a shot of some other medicine and they think she apparently hit some
vital artery and they found a clot in or near her stomach(where she had given
herself the shot) started hemorrhaging from somewhere behind the stomach wall.
She died last night at 3 or 4 in the morning and they revived her. The
hospital doesn't really know what is going on. I'm going to visit her tomorrow
if it is not too late and I want to bring something with me...whether arnica
or ars or carbo veg or maybe phos...I don't know. She has a stabbing pain in
her stomach for which she is on oxycotin or morphine. We are getting the
information from the husband.

This women is around 55 years old and I met her a couple of years ago at one
of her community dinners....she opens her house to anyone who wants to come
and have dinner. She was very welcoming to me....my impression was that she
knew me already and was very warm and giving. She is psychic in some way and
she manages a lot of psychics for different events. Once she predicted a
terrible earthquake coming to California. I don't really know anything about
her clairvoyance. My friend who is one of her psychics had taken me to
hospital when she had the staph infection and there were 7 psychics sitting
around her bed and she looked and acted great. But now she apparently has
absolutely no appetite and is losing weight, etc...and my friend thinks she
was losing weight before she got the staph infection.

We are going to the hospital tomorrow morning. My friend thinks I can give her
something. I know nothing about Lupus and only know the obvious about the
above remedies I mentioned. I don't know if any of them have stabbing pain or
if her completely red face is meaningful. Feels to me like anything I gave her
could put her over the edge. I am going to bring some bone soup....but what
could I give her if she is lying there and dying. Shouldn't I do something? I
feel so bad for this woman as she seemed in such good spirits the last time I
saw her.

[Dale Moss]

We, too, are bound by the Hippocratic Oath. Unless you're darned sure of what she needs -- and it doesn't sound as if you are -- you should probably do nothing. This patient is in a very fragile state right now.
Peace,
Dale

[Angela McGuire]

Send her prayers.

Angie

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[Shannon Nelson]

When did the constantly red face begin?