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36-year-old COVID-19 survivor wakes from a coma with message for others

36-year-old COVID-19 survivor wakes from a coma with message for others
But I thought I had a cold. A cold he thought but no this was something worse than a cold. He couldn't get out of bed. Couldn't breathe. I just was getting so tight when he couldn't breathe steve Rose went to the hospital in Statesville when he couldn't be helped there. The hospital sent him by chopper to UNC in Chapel Hill. It just took me down 36 years old and otherwise healthy. Steve Rose had a vicious case of Covid and you didn't have any pre existing conditions. Not at all. Working every day. He works in I. T. He went into a medically induced coma before thanksgiving and he just awoke a couple of weeks ago. Last conversation I remember that I was talking about thanksgiving dinner. I was looking forward to it. Doctors placed him on an ECMO machine twice an ECMO machine supplies oxygen directly to a patient's blood because the virus has so badly damaged the lungs that the ventilator simply isn't enough. It's only available at the nation's largest medical centers. He also underwent dialysis twice because of too much acid in his body fluids. I can't walk. Um You know I'm just getting strong enough now. He faces several weeks likely months of physical rehab. Steve Rose never received the covid vaccine. Something he regrets. He says he had gone so far into the pandemic without getting sick that he figured he could shrug off the vaccine. I mean I just I want to put it out there. This stuff is real and it can kill you. He says U. N. C. S. Doctors and nurses did a valiant job saving his life and it's a life with his wife, Crystal, and two Australian shepherds that he'll treasure like never before. It's changed a lot of perspectives. Absolutely. They will be alive, more appreciated people in my life. A long way to go yet a lot of life to live yet brian Mims. W. R. A. L. 온라인 바카라 게임.
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36-year-old COVID-19 survivor wakes from a coma with message for others
A North Carolina man who struggled with COVID-19 for more than two months is making a miraculous recovery.Steve Rose started out feeling like he just had a cold, but he ended up in a coma and on life support. He was put into a medically-induced coma before Thanksgiving, and he just woke up a couple of weeks ago."Last conversation I remember was talking about Thanksgiving dinner. I was looking forward to it," Rose told WRAL-TV.Doctors placed him on an ECMO machine twice, which supplies oxygen directly to a patient's blood when a ventilator isn't enough.While he's come far, he still has a long road to recovery.He never got vaccinated and regrets that now."Almost selfish to not get the vaccine," he said.Watch the video above to learn more about this story.

A North Carolina man who struggled with COVID-19 for more than two months is making a miraculous recovery.

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Steve Rose started out feeling like he just had a cold, but he ended up in a coma and on life support. He was put into a medically-induced coma before Thanksgiving, and he just woke up a couple of weeks ago.

"Last conversation I remember was talking about Thanksgiving dinner. I was looking forward to it," Rose told WRAL-TV.

Doctors placed him on an ECMO machine twice, which supplies oxygen directly to a patient's blood when a ventilator isn't enough.

While he's come far, he still has a long road to recovery.

He never got vaccinated and regrets that now.

"Almost selfish to not get the vaccine," he said.

Watch the video above to learn more about this story.