Kathy and I visited Den at Swedish Hospital Neurological ICU
room 208 at the Cherry Hill Campus on Tuesday, May 21.
On May 7 he experienced what he believed from his firefighter training was an aneurism. He was admitted to a hospital near his home then transferred to Swedish Hospital. Surgery to contain the aneurism was done by placing a reinforcing coil in the weakened blood vessel in his brain.
Some bleeding has continued and Den will have surgery
Thursday, May 23, to remove a cluster of blood vessels which are complicating
his recovery. This condition is
congenital and has chosen now to become a problem.
Den is puzzled that his years of stressful working conditions as a firefighter did not reveal his condition sooner.
He expects to be released to go home early next week.
Den’s address is:
15916 Westwick Road
Snohomish, WA 98290
On May 7 he experienced what he believed from his firefighter training was an aneurism. He was admitted to a hospital near his home then transferred to Swedish Hospital. Surgery to contain the aneurism was done by placing a reinforcing coil in the weakened blood vessel in his brain.
Den is puzzled that his years of stressful working conditions as a firefighter did not reveal his condition sooner.
He expects to be released to go home early next week.
Den’s address is:
15916 Westwick Road
Snohomish, WA 98290
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