Gary just called with the latest on Dylan. Today, doctors discovered a urinary tract infection, which they believe is the likely cause of his blood pressure problems, rather than the dialysis. Because of this, there is some discussion about continuing the dialysis longer.
However, the infection is definitely a setback. The doctors plan to use antibiotics and fluids to flush it out of Dylan's system, but because of the problems with his liver, the infection is more serious than it would be in someone with a healthy liver.
On a positive note, Dylan is sleeping now and has been for the past hour. This is good, since he hasn't slept in two days.
Let's pray for Dylan to continue to get sleep and for this infection to go away.
Thanks,
Kyle
Sunday, April 27, 2008
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Thank you "friends of Dylan" for the updates. Gary, Debbie & Dylan are in our prayers. We love this family very much and pray that they will have a "good news day". Bless all you friends who are there for them. Thanks, Donald & Faye @ Antioch Baptist in Calhoun, GA
Dylan, Debbie, Gary,
Eunice and I have just prayed for Dylan in light of this infection and his need for rest. We're also praying that the diaylsis continues to effective. Please know that all of you are in our thoughts and prayers regularly.
We love you.
Todd & Eunice
Gary, Debbie, and Dylan:
Hang in there! Know that you are unable to do anything apart from the strength and power of God, and then trust in Him. We love you, and we prayed for you all during the weekend youth retreat. One girl from Gethsemene Baptist was saved Sunday Morning! We all love you and we miss you.
Gary, let me know if there is anything I can do for you either at your home or at the church. If yall need anything just let me know - I'd love to be able to serve you some how.
- Aaron S.
We love you guys so much. We are praying for you all and wish we could be there to give you a big hug!
Jay and Heather
Dylan, Gary, and Debbie,
We're keeping you in our prayers, especially in regard to the infection. May tomrrow bring us all good news of progress.
God bless.
--Pete, Becky, Jackson, Sam, and Mary Link
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