Please pray for my dad

I wish you and your dad good luck! Stay strong, Chary

I wish him and your family a speedy recovery. I am sure everything will be fine, don't lose hope!

Xray and CT scan done, no issues found. He still can't walk without help, but he's doing better. But they still aren't sure what's wrong. They're going to keep him another night. Thank you everyone for all the positivity and well wishes for him <3

[doing as per requested] sorry hun. Keep a stiff upper lip.

Could be a sign of diabetes.. Honestly, glad to hear he's doing better. Sending positive vibes to your father & family.

We hope for the best with you!

hope your dad recovers swiftly chary
found out my great grandmother is in the hospital too she has to take blood thinners but keeps getting nose bleeds
life is wild

i hope they find out whats going on. praying its nothing serious and he recovers soon.

Praying now.

+1 for the well wishes pile.

I am sorry this happened, but I am optimistic that he is recovering well. It may have been a minor ailment, the kind that happens and is hard to diagnose. Everything will be fine, dear.
I wonder how scared you were, poor thing. One is never ready to face these sudden sad happenings. Unfortunately, suffering and insecurity are man's fate, and only by embracing each other can we overcome them. Good luck to you and your family.

The MRI results came back. He suffered a stroke--they called it an acute occlusion on the right side of his brain. They're keeping him yet another night, to keep watch over him and make sure there's no further complications. No brain bleeding or anything, and the doctor says while it's very bad that this happened, it's not too terrible, given what can happen in regards to strokes.

There's a good chance he can come home tomorrow night, at least. He has to use a walker, now, though.

Thankfully he's getting better and we're hearing good news. Best wishes.

He'll be in physical therapy for the next day or two, after a recommendation from the neurology team. They want to keep him for just a bit longer to see how he responds to motor function tests and the blood thinner he's on.

He tried to trade his cell phone to the doctor for a pack of cigs. The doctor was amused, but not a fan of the trade deal.

The nurse asked him some questions to see how his memory and brain function were. Where he lived, who the current president is, etc. He failed all of the questions, which concerned them, until I told them that was sort of normal. My mom recommended the nurses ask him sports questions. He has no idea how many US States there are, but he knew the winner of the 2003 Super Bowl, or who was the quarterback of the Houston Texans...in 1983, 1996, and 2010, specifically. Absolute success on that front.

I'm glad your father has been able to recover.