My brother recently passed. He was hit hard and fast first MERSA and 3 days later sepsis. It was horrible to see my brother utterly helpless. My heart still aches and my eyes flood with tears. I thank JESUS he is in His hands now I miss him beyond words.😢❤
Oh goodness! SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS😢 My heart pours out to you. I truly understand your pain. My bro. David died suddenly (not from sepsis). I’ve sobbed over the loss of David not too long ago and he passed away over 20 yrs. ago. Think of the good times and know he’ll always be with you. Body, mind, and spirit.
A dear friend of mine, passed due to sepsis. He was paralyzed from the upper rib cage down. He had a wound from being in the chair for years. It got septic and he passed. I wish I knew the signs, back then. Thank you for this information. Bless you.
We took my mom to local hospital as she slipped and we wanted to make sure she had no broken bones. Three days later she was still there. I then told staff she had a fever. They denied. After insisting she had a fever they checked. Yep. A fever. Some kind of antibiotics were given. Now though she was unconscious. We took her out of that hospital. There I was shown that her urine was all blood and her body was shutting down. Yes. She died unnecessarily.
Oh my, I’m so sorry. I had septic shock from a kidney stone and a UTI. It was horrible. I cardiac arrest twice. I’m devastated for you and your family not being heard and not having her here with you. May she RIP. 🙏🏽
1. Changes in Mental Status 2. Extreme Pain or Discomfort 3. Changes in Body Temperature 4. Fast Heart Rate 5. Fast Breathing Rate 6. Fatigue and Weakness 7. Skin Changes 8. Low Blood Pressure 9. Diaphoresis 10. Decreased Urine Output
I had Sepsis my symptoms were chills and fever. Went into a coma for 9 days, God saved me and I will never forget it. I'm here for a reason I still don't know what he has for me to do.
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@@Di-sg6mv the first initial sepsis came from overactivity. Meaning my step-daughter provoked me and I got angry. Ripped out the inside.... I had 19 inches of my colon removed at the time. After that I had to have several surgeries because I had an ileostomy bag tubes and all kinds of drainage devices. It was terrible. In 6 months I had approximately seven surgeries. Thank goodness I am much better now and able to work part time. I still have a lot of residual side effects from it.
@@terristripstipsandtalk wow, love the positive tone and the way you bounced back! Incredible! The beginning of your story, can you clarify what you meant when you said, “Ripped out the insides”? Was it because, your daughter in law made you so angry that a part of your colon couldn’t withstand the intense stress you were under? Im just a VERY curious person and am trying to keep up/understand. Im sure a lot of ppl know what you mean. Im very intrigued by your story! Ty for sharing 😊
Im recovery from severe sepsis. My kidneys failed too. I am terrified i will get it again. I had extremely low body temp. I vaguely remember heated blankets. I had all of these symptons. Wish I had known about sepsis/ septic shock.
How is it you suffer long term? What are the residual effects? My niece had sepsis from a small grease burn on hand. She was in the hospital for 7 days. I thank God she recovered😇
@@Di-sg6mvvaries from person to person but still not alot known because of it's high mortality rate. I do know us survivors have a 70 percent chance in the first year of dying from a cold and ,40, percent for the rest of our lives
Recurring fever 100.4°F or higher, night sweats due to Pneumonia, urinary tract infection causes sepsis going into bloodstream and then blood clots. You need powerful dose of antibiotics (intravenous) & blood thinner.. 🤕
My mother was battling Multiple Myeloma, and she overcame sepsis twice before cancer overtook her. I remember a sign of sepsis was confusion/memory problems.
I had sepsis in my earlier 20s.It was bladder infection that went unchecked.I was pretty bad and in intensive care for about 10 days.I survived it but ended up miscarriage.Sepsis is no joke.
I nearly died from sepsis and pneumonia, no body recognised ihad it ,and I phoned 911 I was in a coma for 3 weeks and my family were called in as they thought I was dieing. They were treating me for bullious Pemphigoid which they told me there was no cure ? What an awful experience I went through because they misdiagnosed me illness .
My mom was in the hospital then why my mom was there and told us she has sepsis now she pass the next day from sepsis there at the hospital! It was so heartbreaking for all my family!!
My mom had flu symptoms, and she went to the er for hydration. They told her she was having a heart attack. They did an anagram and said she had a distance heart attack weeks ago and said her heart was great. She was an RN before retirement and said she was nauseous, and the next day, her blood pressure dropped. They said she needed a pacemaker, and she said she didn't, that something else was wrong. They ignored her. Long story short, she had sepsis all along and died of septic shock. Totally unexpected and misdiagnosed. The assumed it was the heart and never did a sepsis test until the near end. Never saw a Dr only PAs. I want to sue the urinary Dr she saw a week ago and the hospital. Yes, I repeated that she had a UTI.
I am so sorry that you lost your father. However, I don't believe that you "catch" sepsis. If I remember right, sepsis is something to do with your bodies reaction to infection. That is why some people go downhill so extremely fast, even while on antibiotics. Their body, I thought, over-reacts to the infection in your body. It reacts in such a way that it cannot determine what is good or bad. This is what I found doing my own research after I had severe sepsis. I do know that people can get Staph, and they can get MRSA from a hospital. That happened to my elderly father when he was in. They cathaterized him and were not careful so he got MRSA.
@@debjudisch5548 actually sepsis is the infection had spread to your blood. Septic shock is how your body responds to treatment or not I ended up on life support after turning septic from kidney stones
My mum passed away last month from sepsis of an unknown origin! Basically the carers that were coming into change my mum didn't move her and she had a bed sore on her back that later went septic by that time it was too late she was in hospital giving antibiotics but later died, Unbelievable I will be looking to sue those responsible for her unnecessary death.
Last year at this time my friend and I both came down with bronchitis she got it first . my circle is very small I have MS and I didn't want to be around people because of the covid thing I stayed safe for 3 years all of a sudden I came in from the yard I was feeding the birds I sat down at my table I had no energy whatsoever I just couldn't move from the chair I forced myself to do some work in the house . at night time I was really in rough shape I just couldn't understand what was happening to me I was all alone with my animals . At night time I had no strength to even open a can a food for my animals I sat on the kitchen chair watching the clock what always takes me no less than 45 minutes took me over 3 hours to do. by night time I wanted to go to bed I couldn't even get my clothes off I crawled into bed it was the worst night I had in my whole life . I begged God please don't let me die like this. my head hurt so bad I thought it was going to explode I thought it was an aneurysm I couldn't even move couldn't even call for an ambulance just laid there then my heart hurt so bad my arms went completely paralyzed my shoulders my hand I couldn't even move the next day I went to on call with my friend they told me I had pneumonia covid and sepsis I don't remember much after that except I was in a horrible hospital and they treated me horrible I had a slight heart attack I was dehydrated really badly I had a rash on my back no doctor that saw me before all of this told me what it was. it is a miracle I lived my blood pressure went down extremely extremely low and they gave me eight bags of liquid potassium through both of my hands I'm a miracle I lived, But everything is different now.
My mom is experiencing all 10. She has UTI, we lack money so we only managed to know about it late by going to the doctor, and it has already been 2 months since this started. I'm about to buy antibiotics when the pharmacy opens this morning, she has severe swelling in her right leg, skin rashes and extremely weak. She's already showing late stage dementia which I found out is due to her UTI, she peed blood several times weeks ago. I hope the pharmacy sells bcoz she forgot where the prescription went. I hope she survives. 😢
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My brother recently passed. He was hit hard and fast first MERSA and 3 days later sepsis. It was horrible to see my brother utterly helpless.
My heart still aches and my eyes flood with tears.
I thank JESUS he is in His hands now
I miss him beyond words.😢❤
Praying for you and your family ❤
Oh goodness!
SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS😢
My heart pours out to you. I truly understand your pain. My bro. David died suddenly (not from sepsis).
I’ve sobbed over the loss of David not too long ago and he passed away over 20 yrs. ago.
Think of the good times and know he’ll always be with you.
Body, mind, and spirit.
I'm so very very sorry for your great loss and praying for you in Dallas Texas just ask JESUS CHRIST FOR HELP
I am truly sorry for your loss. Sending you thoughts of strength and comfort during this difficult time.
❤ PRAYERS UP FOR YOU ❤
THE LOSS IS SO PAINFUL, I KNOW ! HOLD ONTO THE GREAT MEMORIES, SENDING YOU MASSIVE BLESSINGS YOUR WAY! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
A dear friend of mine, passed due to sepsis. He was paralyzed from the upper rib cage down. He had a wound from being in the chair for years. It got septic and he passed. I wish I knew the signs, back then. Thank you for this information. Bless you.
We took my mom to local hospital as she slipped and we wanted to make sure she had no broken bones. Three days later she was still there. I then told staff she had a fever. They denied. After insisting she had a fever they checked. Yep. A fever. Some kind of antibiotics were given. Now though she was unconscious. We took her out of that hospital. There I was shown that her urine was all blood and her body was shutting down. Yes. She died unnecessarily.
She was septic from UTI. And the first hospital never treated her.
Whey mom was dying of a hole on her heart the staff was just going to let her die ovas to not iset the doctor.
I'm sorry for your loss.
Oh my, I’m so sorry. I had septic shock from a kidney stone and a UTI. It was horrible. I cardiac arrest twice. I’m devastated for you and your family not being heard and not having her here with you. May she RIP. 🙏🏽
I’m so sorry for your loss
1. Changes in Mental Status
2. Extreme Pain or Discomfort
3. Changes in Body Temperature
4. Fast Heart Rate
5. Fast Breathing Rate
6. Fatigue and Weakness
7. Skin Changes
8. Low Blood Pressure
9. Diaphoresis
10. Decreased Urine Output
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Ty.
Don't forget increased risk of stroke or cardiac arrest
I had Sepsis my symptoms were chills and fever. Went into a coma for 9 days, God saved me and I will never forget it. I'm here for a reason I still don't know what he has for me to do.
In finding your purpose, interacting with people who you wouldn't normally interact with. Like this person , from the third world, commenting to your comment...
HE took you there, to bring you HERE...May God bless and keep you.
To spread the gospel and your testimony, that's the purpose
3x sepsis survivor here🎉
That is TERRIFIC and CONGRATULATIONS !!
If you don’t mind, how did you get it 3 times. From a surgery(s)?
@@Di-sg6mv the first initial sepsis came from overactivity. Meaning my step-daughter provoked me and I got angry. Ripped out the inside.... I had 19 inches of my colon removed at the time. After that I had to have several surgeries because I had an ileostomy bag tubes and all kinds of drainage devices. It was terrible. In 6 months I had approximately seven surgeries. Thank goodness I am much better now and able to work part time. I still have a lot of residual side effects from it.
Thank you for sharing your story, it's inspiring to see your resilience.
@@terristripstipsandtalk wow, love the positive tone and the way you bounced back! Incredible!
The beginning of your story, can you clarify what you meant when you said, “Ripped out the insides”?
Was it because, your daughter in law made you so angry that a part of your colon couldn’t withstand the intense stress you were under?
Im just a VERY curious person and am trying to keep up/understand.
Im sure a lot of ppl know what you mean. Im very intrigued by your story!
Ty for sharing 😊
Congratulations 🍾 ❤
I almost didn’t survive but here I am. Always will have to be careful of any infection. I listen to my daddy in 2016 due to sepsis 😢
Im recovery from severe sepsis. My kidneys failed too. I am terrified i will get it again. I had extremely low body temp. I vaguely remember heated blankets.
I had all of these symptons. Wish I had known about sepsis/ septic shock.
Why do Doctors not know Recognize Sepsis or know how to treat IT Disgusting how we Suffer Long Term
IF you live!
How is it you suffer long term? What are the residual effects?
My niece had sepsis from a small grease burn on hand. She was in the hospital for 7 days.
I thank God she recovered😇
Thank you for bringing attention to this issue. Your voice matters in raising awareness about sepsis.
Do you kmow how fast it can set in . I went from fine to multiple organ failure on life support in less then 72 hours from kidney stones
@@Di-sg6mvvaries from person to person but still not alot known because of it's high mortality rate.
I do know us survivors have a 70 percent chance in the first year of dying from a cold and ,40, percent for the rest of our lives
My sister n law just passed away July 15 from Sepsis Shock 😢 destroying her organs then took her life at 63
I'm sorry! God bless you & family! My father also died from it at 68 y/o. 😢
So sorry to hear, thank you for sharing.
Mine too, June 21,2024
😢😢😢
This disease is barbaric
Recurring fever 100.4°F or higher, night sweats due to Pneumonia, urinary tract infection causes sepsis going into bloodstream and then blood clots. You need powerful dose of antibiotics (intravenous) & blood thinner.. 🤕
My mother was battling Multiple Myeloma, and she overcame sepsis twice before cancer overtook her. I remember a sign of sepsis was confusion/memory problems.
I had sepsis in my earlier 20s.It was bladder infection that went unchecked.I was pretty bad and in intensive care for about 10 days.I survived it but ended up miscarriage.Sepsis is no joke.
I nearly died from sepsis and pneumonia, no body recognised ihad it ,and I phoned 911 I was in a coma for 3 weeks and my family were called in as they thought I was dieing. They were treating me for bullious Pemphigoid which they told me there was no cure ? What an awful experience I went through because they misdiagnosed me illness .
My mom was in the hospital then why my mom was there and told us she has sepsis now she pass the next day from sepsis there at the hospital! It was so heartbreaking for all my family!!
I'm so very very sorry for your great loss and praying for you in Dallas Texas just ask JESUS CHRIST FOR HELP.
@@babajohnson9276 thank you so much !! I appreciate it god bless you🙏🏻
I'm so sorry to hear about your loss. Sending you and your family my deepest condolences during this difficult time.
@@Peacock.23
My heart goes out to you! People don't realize how fast things turn when it comes to something like this. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you ... Straight forward information.
I'm a live to tell the story and recovering slowly....
I lost my mother due to sepsis 😭😭 she was full of pain
pray for her 😭
Its too late to pray when one dies
My sister died of sepsis---no warning signs
Very useful video thank u so much for sharing 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽♥️❤️♥️🥀🥀🥀
My mom had flu symptoms, and she went to the er for hydration. They told her she was having a heart attack. They did an anagram and said she had a distance heart attack weeks ago and said her heart was great. She was an RN before retirement and said she was nauseous, and the next day, her blood pressure dropped. They said she needed a pacemaker, and she said she didn't, that something else was wrong. They ignored her. Long story short, she had sepsis all along and died of septic shock. Totally unexpected and misdiagnosed. The assumed it was the heart and never did a sepsis test until the near end. Never saw a Dr only PAs. I want to sue the urinary Dr she saw a week ago and the hospital. Yes, I repeated that she had a UTI.
Low blood pressure is a sure sign also
Super informative ty
My father died result of sespis that he caught in the stupid hospital 😢
You develop sepsis. You don't catch it
So sorry for your loss.
@@Laura-hk4th sorry but you don't catch sepsis. You develop it when you already have a infection and it spread to your blood
I am so sorry that you lost your father. However, I don't believe that you "catch" sepsis. If I remember right, sepsis is something to do with your bodies reaction to infection. That is why some people go downhill so extremely fast, even while on antibiotics. Their body, I thought, over-reacts to the infection in your body. It reacts in such a way that it cannot determine what is good or bad. This is what I found doing my own research after I had severe sepsis. I do know that people can get Staph, and they can get MRSA from a hospital. That happened to my elderly father when he was in. They cathaterized him and were not careful so he got MRSA.
@@debjudisch5548 actually sepsis is the infection had spread to your blood. Septic shock is how your body responds to treatment or not I ended up on life support after turning septic from kidney stones
Thanks. Information central 👍🏻👍🏻
You bet!
My mum passed away last month from sepsis of an unknown origin! Basically the carers that were coming into change my mum didn't move her and she had a bed sore on her back that later went septic by that time it was too late she was in hospital giving antibiotics but later died, Unbelievable I will be looking to sue those responsible for her unnecessary death.
Last year at this time my friend and I both came down with bronchitis she got it first . my circle is very small I have MS and I didn't want to be around people because of the covid thing I stayed safe for 3 years all of a sudden I came in from the yard I was feeding the birds I sat down at my table I had no energy whatsoever I just couldn't move from the chair I forced myself to do some work in the house . at night time I was really in rough shape I just couldn't understand what was happening to me I was all alone with my animals . At night time I had no strength to even open a can a food for my animals I sat on the kitchen chair watching the clock what always takes me no less than 45 minutes took me over 3 hours to do. by night time I wanted to go to bed I couldn't even get my clothes off I crawled into bed it was the worst night I had in my whole life . I begged God please don't let me die like this. my head hurt so bad I thought it was going to explode I thought it was an aneurysm I couldn't even move couldn't even call for an ambulance just laid there then my heart hurt so bad my arms went completely paralyzed my shoulders my hand I couldn't even move the next day I went to on call with my friend they told me I had pneumonia covid and sepsis I don't remember much after that except I was in a horrible hospital and they treated me horrible I had a slight heart attack I was dehydrated really badly I had a rash on my back no doctor that saw me before all of this told me what it was. it is a miracle I lived my blood pressure went down extremely extremely low and they gave me eight bags of liquid potassium through both of my hands I'm a miracle I lived, But everything is different now.
I have Always thought it was both lungs in idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis
Because they're only taught to treat symptoms with pharmaceuticals and people don't ask how they can heal naturally.
My mom died with septemenia 2 yes ago as a diabetic had a sore belong her feet
Can you get a test for sepsis without going to doctor ? I havnt been for over 8yr
No, not yet.
When i was able to call 911 im told i made a noise like a wounded animal. I wanted to talk but couldnt
My mom is experiencing all 10. She has UTI, we lack money so we only managed to know about it late by going to the doctor, and it has already been 2 months since this started. I'm about to buy antibiotics when the pharmacy opens this morning, she has severe swelling in her right leg, skin rashes and extremely weak. She's already showing late stage dementia which I found out is due to her UTI, she peed blood several times weeks ago. I hope the pharmacy sells bcoz she forgot where the prescription went. I hope she survives. 😢
My best friend was under 24 hour doctor care. She had 3 of these symptoms. He put her on diuretics; she died 3 days later!!!
Right! You're assuming that the healthcare system cares. They don't.
I had this and i thought i was gonna die my skin on my face was red like i had a sunburn
توفيت والدتي بهذا النوع من الصدمة ولا ازال اعاني من فراقها 😭 ادعولها بالرحمة واقرولها الفاتحة مها بنت فايزة
Can you get sepsis from u treated chest infections?
Yes
Most definitely, and any upper respiratory tract infection
My cousin died of this i never knew till brother told me .
**SKIN INFECTIONS** rashes
all over the body, acne that
won't go away..inspite of using
prescription medications 💊
due to toxins in the body😮😮
Well I guess I’m on my way to the ER
I. Like. This
For myself I knew I was going to die and I didn't care.
Oh wow wtf
What causes Sepsis to appear?
Sepsis is a serious condition caused by the body's response to an infection.
Injury, for example, an opening in the skin that bacteria can enter the bloodstream
They know they Treat everyone as a drug addict. Because that's normally where it comes from. People using drugs and abusing them
That explains why pcp assistant thought giant bcc on my back was an injection site. I get it now( took me 16 months) explains stupid questions
my mom died of sepsis
I had a heart attack from it
Thats shingles
Appreciate you pointing that out!
No what you are describing is septicn😅 shock. Sepsis means an infection spread to your blood
I survived,9 days on life support from it
Sporiasis snekizieki en gordelroos
Itchy,tasty