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Walking From ICU Episode 44 Walking Home From the ICU after COVID19

Walking Home From The ICU Episode 44: Walking Home From the ICU after COVID19

When 69-year-old Dr. Ken Hurwitz was intubated for COVID19, how was his life saved and even preserved? After 3 weeks on the ventilator, why was he able to walk away and go straight home? Episode Transcription Kali Dayton 0:28 In the past few episodes, we learned about the conditions, treatments and outcomes experienced during the

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Dayton Walking From ICU Episode 34 Recommendations From a 4-Time Ventilator Survivor

Walking Home from The ICU Episode 34: Recommendations From a 4 -Time Ventilator Survivor

Kali talks with Ann Bannon, who was intubated four times and awake on the endotracheal tube and ventilator for months. She gives us valuable insight into how to help the new flood of ventilated patients. Episode Transcription Kali Dayton Ann, thank you so much for joining us. Appreciate you coming on our show and helping

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Dayton Walking From ICU Episode 20 A Chance To Say Goodbye

Walking Home from The ICU Episode 20: A Chance To Say Goodbye

Though avoiding sedation and mobility decreases mortality, death is not always avoidable. Kali discusses how being awake and mobile during critical illness impacts your last mortal moments and what it looks like to have a chance to say goodbye. Episode Transcription Kali Dayton This episode, I want to share three sacred stories of patients

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Walking Home from The ICU Episode 19: Walking On ECMO Part 2

In Part II, Tyler and Amber Lintz share with us how Tyler was admitted for severe septic shock, pneumonia, and ARDS and eventually needed ECMO but was still allowed to keep walking. Tyler also shares with us how he returned to being a firefighter 3 months after ECMO. Episode Transcription Tyler Lintz The days

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Dayton Walking From ICU Episode 18 Walking On ECMO Part 1

Walking Home from The ICU Episode 18: Walking On ECMO Part 1

Tyler and Amber Lintz share with us how Tyler was admitted for severe septic shock, pneumonia, and ARDS and eventually needed ECMO but was still allowed to keep walking. Tyler also shares with us how he returned to being a firefighter 3 months after ECMO. Episode Transcription Kali Dayton Tyler, Amber thank you so

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Dayton Walking From ICU Episode 17 Walking On The Ventilator For 17 Days

Walking Home from The ICU Episode 17: Walking On The Ventilator For 17 Days

Joan Johnston was admitted for ARDS and remained on the ventilator for 17 days. Here, she shares with us what it was like to be awake, walking, and even showering while intubated. Episode Transcription Kali Dayton Hello, and welcome back. Today we’re going to be talking to Joan Johnston. She was a 38 year

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Dayton Walking From ICU Episode 16 Defending the Defenseless

Walking Home from The ICU Episode 16: Defending the Defenseless

In this episode, we look at how James was admitted for severe mycoplasma pneumonia that turned into mild ARDS and how his Downs Syndrome and autism inspired the ICU team to get creative to keep him awake and walking on the ventilator. Episode Transcription Kali Dayton I want to tell the story for someone

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Dayton Walking From ICU Episode 15 Walking Through Severe ARDS

Walking Home from The ICU Episode 15: Walking Through Severe ARDS

Bryan Carter shares his story about being admitted for severe pneumonia that became severe ARDS, how he was allowed to be awake and walking on the ventilator until he was proned and how his treatment impacted his outcomes. Episode Transcription Kali Dayton Brian Carter is an ARDS survivor. He was admitted for speared streptococcal

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