Mobilising a ventilated patient

Watch our amazing team of physios mobilise our patient while remaining attached to her ventilator.

[@patriciaforestieri]

I love this job! I am proud to be physiotherapist, to be able in help people t

[@fairyashi]

I pray for everyone who is suffering from covid and going through this tough process
All my prayers for all the patients

[@lockjaw255]

I had a trache for 6 weeks when I was critically ill. It was rare that any nurses, drs, therapists, etc spoke directly to me. My legs were paralyzed, as was one arm. I had a writing board, but it would be taken away from me often. Two offenses i made were - asking for my glasses & asking for my family. I had a physical therapist who consistently called me by the wrong name. When I was moved from ICU, I still had the trache, the nurse told me she didn’t know how to care for a patient w a trache. I was terrified. Another nurse told me my family couldn’t be bothered by me. I did relearn to walk, relearn to use my both of my hands, & relearn to swallow. I did recover, but I see a therapist for PTSD - eight years later I still don’t sleep through the night.

[@QueenNoTeetha151]

Thats horrible! Where was this? I hope things get easier for you and you can sleep better.

[@thedevilsadvocate5210]

Why were asking for glasses and your family so bad?

[@lockjaw255]

@@thedevilsadvocate5210 eyeglasses. They wouldn’t call my family.

[@plcdatvl]

great to see this, thanks a lot

[@sengalraja]

Hope she got better

[@Rickytikkitavi]

My hospital would never Dxxx

[@bmwashimakram611]

Thanks a lot

[@Love-qj6md]

小心昏迷了

[@dayalbha108]

Good