Hi, it’s Patrik Hutzel from INTENSIVECAREHOTLINE.COM where we instantly improve the lives for Families of critically ill Patients in Intensive Care, so that you can make informed decisions, have PEACE OF MIND, real power, real control and so that you can influence decision making fast, even if you’re not a doctor or a nurse in Intensive Care!
This is another episode of “YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED” and in last week’s episode I answered another question from our readers and the question was
How Can My Mom Survive COVID in the ICU?
You can check out last week’s question by clicking on the link here.
In this week’s episode of “YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED” I want to answer questions from one of my clients Adam, as part of my 1:1 consulting and advocacy service! Adam’s mom is with a breathing tube and is on a ventilator. Adam is asking if our service at Intensive Care Hotline can review his mom’s medical records and see if she’s been overdosed with sedatives in the ICU.
Can Your Service at Intensive Care Hotline Review My Mom’s Medical Records To See If She’s Been Overdosed with Sedatives in the ICU?
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Nurse: Yeah. She’s very comfortable. I don’t want you to be shocked because she’s in poor condition. Any changes, I will be giving you a call.
Adam: Okay, perfect. Thanks.
Patrik: Thank you so much.
Nurse: All right. Bye-bye.
Patrik: All right.
Adam: Okay. Oh my God, Patrik. Oh my goodness.
Patrik: Okay. You are living far from your mom right now?
Adam: Yes, sir.
Patrik: If you want to see her, I would recommend for you to go there because, by all accounts, I don’t think she has time left.
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Adam: Yeah.
Patrik: You never know. People do turn around but I would argue it’s unlikely that she will survive this and I think you should take all the chances if you wanted to see her again.
Adam: Yeah. All right. I’ll go ahead and make the arrangements. But Patrik, so what happens after she passes, Patrik?
Patrik: Oh, what happens is, someone will write a death certificate and the cause of death. And then, like you said, there will be a morgue in the hospital.
Adam: Yeah.
Patrik: Right. And hopefully you can see her body then if that’s what you want. But everything else, what you might want, I don’t know.
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Adam: Yeah. And because I don’t know if they overdosed her throughout the time that’s why I am thinking of getting an autopsy. See, this is the thing, Patrik, when my mother first went in there, she was doing really good, improving. She was improving and it wasn’t until her accident where, of course, she had to be brought into the ICU. But she wasn’t always doing bad.
Adam: I probably would want an autopsy. Is there a way of getting an autopsy? For her insurance to pay for that? I don’t know.
Patrik: I doubt it. I doubt that the insurance will pay for it. But you can get an autopsy but yeah, you’ll probably end up paying for it.
Adam: All right. Okay, I think I must send the medical reports to you so that somebody can have a look at.
Patrik: You can definitely send them to us. We would need to quote for that separately. It also depends on the volume. It depends on the volume. It depends on what questions you want to have answered.
Adam: Yeah. Just to see if she’s been overdosed with sedatives, you know what I mean.
Patrik: Absolutely.
Adam: Or if she was dehydrated, because I do know a couple of times they were not giving her enough water.
Patrik: Right.
Adam: She was given sodium chloride intravenously, because she hasn’t had any water in days. And I’m like, “What?” So, you know stuff like that. And some of the things they do, they hide it in the records. So, how do you know what really happened, when they don’t put it on record? And how can I ask them for medical records?
Patrik: There’s two things. It is either online or they should send you either copies. Do you know if they have electronic records there?
Adam: Oh yeah, I have her record. But when I go through her record, Patrik, when I tried to do the ozone therapy and I requested the ozone therapy, it’s not in the record.
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Patrik: Okay.
Adam: I will just let you have the medical records to review.
Patrik: If you wanted us to look at them, we would need to have a look how many pages, what questions you want to have answered, and then we can give you a quote.
Adam: Okay. That would work.
Patrik: Right.
Adam: And then I also found out too, that she might have been vaccinated. You know, my mother did not want vaccine but there was a doctor that said that the COVID patient has been vaccinated. And I said, “What?” So, I will be going through those records too.
Patrik: Right.
Adam: Okay.
Patrik: Was the stroke before or after vaccination?
Adam: That’s what I need to find out because I don’t know. Because I said, “This lady was not supposed to have been vaccinated in any way shape or form.”
Patrik: Yeah. I get that.
Adam: Yeah. But I will find that out today.
Patrik: Yeah. I would. Because, depending on what vaccine she had, especially with the Astrazeneca, I’ve heard of people having strokes after they’ve had Astrazeneca.
Adam: Right. And how do you spell that?
Patrik: Astrazeneca.
Patrik: Right.
Adam: Yeah.
Patrik: I’ll text it to you what it’s called. The Astrazeneca, I’ve heard reports that people have strokes from it.
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Adam: Okay.
Patrik: And she would be in the age bracket that would most likely have Astrazeneca.
Adam: Yup, interesting.
Patrik: They recommend the Astrazeneca for patients above the age of 65.
Adam: Yeah. Okay. That’s good to know.
Patrik: It might be something else but that’s one of the things that comes to mind.
Adam: Okay. That’s not a problem at all, but I will be getting those records today. Yup. I asked them about this before.
Patrik: Right.
Adam: Yeah. Yes, sir. You have been such a great help, Patrik. I wish I would have gotten to you a little sooner.
Patrik: Absolutely. I wish you would have gotten to me sooner too. Look, I could never claim that I can save a life. But I do claim that I have some influence on things.
Adam: Yeah.
Patrik: If I have the time.
Adam: Yeah.
Patrik: Or if I’ve been given the time, I should say.
Adam: Yeah, 100%. And I get it. But for some reason, I don’t think you and I, work is done with each other. I don’t know. Because I have a pretty cool platform. I would love to bring you on the platform. And I’m a tell you this really quick, really fast, before I let you go, Patrik. I wasn’t sure If I was going to..I was not sure. But I knew I had to take the gamble. I knew I had to take the gamble. And then based off of your communication, customer service, you’re everything in totality. You had to call and I said I am very happy we found you because some people, services are really bad even though you pay them.
Patrik: Right. And what made you hesitate? Is it just you thought it might be a scam? And that’s okay. You can tell me if you thought it was a scam.
Adam: No, I didn’t think it was a scam. I did not think it was a scam. I’m just worried about your service because I like to get really good service and I wasn’t sure if my expectations of your service was going to meet my expectations. Because some people say, “Well, in order to get me to do this, it’s going to be 1500.” So I thought maybe if I pay you for what you give but then I do really appreciate all your work because with her out there and everything we had to do, a lot of financial things have sucked out of the bank. And so I wasn’t sure.
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Adam: But then I did a face reading on you. Because I do a face reading on them and it also shows that you do have compassion and your heart is wide open and that you are a natural giver. So, I was like, “Huh.” I said, “Okay, let’s do it.” I had to decide really within 24 hours of me finding you because I knew it was a time limit for me. And I knew we had to move quick and fast. And I needed a guide in from this situation.
Patrik: Right, okay. It’s always interesting for me to hear how people make decisions and what pushed them over the line.
Adam: Yeah. But your services are great. And I would definitely recommend you.
Patrik: Thank you.
Adam: And when I get on air, I think you should come and join me.
Patrik: Sure. I’m very happy to talk about what I’m doing if this is of interest for your audience. I don’t know who your audience is.
Adam: Yeah, my audience are really family-oriented. And I bring them all the truth from a health standpoint, nutrition, and how to stay alive basically is what my platform is. So, we just have music playing and then we’ll throw in a show once in a while. And we just turned into a network, so we were growing, slowly but surely, but we’re exactly where we want to be right now. And I’m very proud of the platform. Carlo had caught me and I said, “Carlo, oh my God, I don’t know if you should call him or he should call you.” But I really did believe that their network and yours could really, really work hand in hand.
Adam: And they’re the ones that actually helped me find the doctors here. They’re called the frontline doctors, you should look them up too, Patrik. They’re not anti-vaccine but they’re just anti the COVID vaccine based off some of the things that they’ve seen up close and personal.
Patrik: Right.
Adam: The scientists that they’ve worked with and all of the information that is literally kicking them in the face. But yeah. I’m really going to try to get you with Carlo. And you know what, I may just introduce you into a text with Carlo.
Patrik: Yeah, sure.
Adam: Yeah. So, the phone that you’re calling from, you can text?
Patrik: I just texted you the Astrazeneca. Can you have a look?
Adam: Okay, yeah.
Patrik: Did you get that?
Adam: Yeah, I got it. Astrazeneca.
Patrik: You can just text me back here.
Adam: Okay. But yeah, Patrik, we should do some more work together and then I’ll keep you posted with that of mom’s situation.
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Patrik: Please let me know if you have questions, if you want us to review medical records and so forth.
Adam: Okay. Yes. And then you can send us a quote, right?
Patrik: Yes, absolutely. Absolutely.
Adam: Okay. All right, perfect. Then we’ll go from there. We’ll go from there, Patrik. Thank you so much.
Patrik: It’s a pleasure. I hope it’s all going well.
Adam: I hope so too. I’ll keep my fingers crossed. But I know it don’t look good.
Patrik: Yeah.
Adam: I know it does not. But she came back from the dead before. I don’t know if she’ll do it again but I know it doesn’t look good. Yeah, yeah.
Patrik: Yeah.
Adam: Okay. All right, Patrik.
Patrik: Okay.
Adam: Enjoy the rest of your day.
Patrik: Yeah, same to you. Thank you so much. Thank you.
Adam: Yeah, yeah. We’ll be in touch.
Patrik: Thank you. Bye-bye.
Adam: Okay. All right.
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