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I've recently had similar experiences with a loved one. Older (Geriatric) friend of mine, serious medical condition, which necessitated (I'm told) continuous t
by JauntyHatAngle 7y ago
I've recently had similar experiences with a loved one.
Older (Geriatric) friend of mine, serious medical condition, which necessitated (I'm told) continuous tests, medication & checks to be run to make sure he was in a "serious but stable" condition instead of a "on the way to death" situation.
But this was for a number of days (nearly a week) and essentially it meant the few times he was able to sleep past the pain/illness, he'd be woken up within a few hours for another round of tests, medication, etc.
He managed to get through it somehow, and I don't have any solutions to how they could have done it better (I'm no doctor), but it can't help the condition that he was getting by on one to two hours of sleep a day on top of the medical problems.