Surviving MRSA

Introduction

Beep… Beep… Beep… The ambulance backed up to the loading dock. The doors swung wide open as they pulled the stretcher out.

“What’s the history?” snapped the ER doctor.

“This is that transfer from Willamette Valley Medical.” They wheeled the stretcher down the hallway, toward ICU.

“We’ve been expecting you.”

“Ready? Watch that IV! One, two, three, and move!” was barked out. In one smooth transfer, four pairs of hands slid the woman from the ambulance stretcher onto the bed. Two of the nurses scrambled around the bed untangling IV lines, and connecting EKG wires to the cardiac monitor.

“Okay, let’s get some bloods cooking. CBC, lytes, glucose STAT. Couple of extra red tops for SMA and tox screen.”

“Her pressure is falling. Turn up that IV!” Within moments, the blood pressure was stable. About that time, she started to gasp for air.

“I’ll put the airway in. Hand me the number seven ET tube.” The crash cart nurse passed him the laryngoscope and ripped open the ET tube packet. The doctor crouched down by the patient’s head.

“Okay, let’s do this.” Tilting the head back, he slid the laryngoscope blade into the patient’s throat. At once he identified the vocal cords. He slid the plastic endotracheal tube into place.

The oxygen line was reconnected, and the machine turned on.

Written by Joe Parazoo

This is a tale of a vicious disease that has a preference for human flesh,
and an appetite that surpasses the worst of nightmares.

However, this is not a Hollywood horror movie. This one is made by Mother Nature, and is very, very real.....

This is a story of one such real case.

Learn how this near death experience changed there lives forever...... for the better.

WARNING! This book contains Graphic Images!!

Expanded information on the various bacteria that can cause MRSA.

Written by Joe Parazoo

Written by Joe Parazoo

Released in September 2009

Written by Joe Parazoo