| Pearl: Surviving Daughter of Pulmonary Fibrosis Patient | ||||||
| We love our mother with all our heart and watching her leave us, no one can imagine what it is like unless you have experienced it yourself. | ||||||
She was diagnosed about four years ago, first as pneumonia. We watched her lose weight at a rapid pace and her breathing became more difficult. In her final stage she was bedridden and the oxygen she was taking no longer could produce any air to her lungs. She asked to go to the hospital on Monday April 17, 2006. She said that she was going to die that day, but instead she died early Tuesday morning about 1:40AM. Our family is devastated. There was nothing we could do. We love our mother with all our heart and watching her leave us, no one can imagine what it is like unless you have experienced it yourself. My mother was seventy-five years young. I hope that there is a cure soon. There seems to be some form of medicine you can take for every other illness to prolong your life, but there is nothing you can take for fibrosis of the lungs, in the later stages. | ||||||
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