It seems to be just a little bit of missing information here.

So the blood didn't go to your hands and feed it.

They gave you drugs that...

I was on five pressers just to keep the blood flowing in epinephrine is a you probably heard

an epinephrine it's a vasopresser is designed to raise your blood pressure

because her blood pressure is so dangerous she was going to code.

They're just trying to keep her alive.

Okay.

So they don't worry about my arms and legs because they're trying to,

my heart was at 20%.

And so it needed all the help it could get.

So they probably suspected that that was going to be the result.

They did.

Most people die when they get sepsis.

And the sepsis protocols are so advanced now that I think if this

would happen to me even maybe 10 years ago, I wouldn't have served.

Over 50% of the deaths in hospitals historically have been

septic shock yeah going into sepsis so infection it's an infection that just

ravages your body uncontrollably and you have no real defense but you lose all the flow of

blood to your hands and feet because all the blood's kept in your major organs to

keep those major organs alive. You remember your heart's only working at 20% so

very little blood's flowing and hence it's kind of like having

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