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Skybird · 01-02-14, 02:44 PM

He STILL lies in artifical coma. That they do this I fear is a bad sign for his chances to ever regain full brain functionality. Today they also said, that they hope that tomorrow the pressure on his brain will "stop to rise". Which means it was rising all the time during the past three days, if taking the formulation literally.

I am no doctor, and as psychology students 25 years ago our teaching on neurological implications of brain and nervous system injuries and intoxications was not as complete as that of medical students, but rather basic only. But if I put together the few remaining memories of those courses, then I conclude that the chances that he will ever regain full neurological health, are extremely low by now.

No "physiological KERS charging" then. Sad to say so. I mean the chances are not nill. But they are very bad.

01-02-14, 02:44 PM	#9
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,657 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	He STILL lies in artifical coma. That they do this I fear is a bad sign for his chances to ever regain full brain functionality. Today they also said, that they hope that tomorrow the pressure on his brain will "stop to rise". Which means it was rising all the time during the past three days, if taking the formulation literally. I am no doctor, and as psychology students 25 years ago our teaching on neurological implications of brain and nervous system injuries and intoxications was not as complete as that of medical students, but rather basic only. But if I put together the few remaining memories of those courses, then I conclude that the chances that he will ever regain full neurological health, are extremely low by now. No "physiological KERS charging" then. Sad to say so. I mean the chances are not nill. But they are very bad. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.