Sepsis Six Saves Lives 

In the US, it took two days for me to even see an actual doctor. My small intestine had ruptured and I was already running a very high fever when the paramedics got me. High enough where the parametric uttered the word ‘shit’ when he took my temperature. My bp was 55 over 35 at one point. At the point that a doctor even saw me, I was in septic shock and statistically should have been dead, and my husband was later told that I was not expected to have survived the first of three surgeries, as I was projected to be dead within the hour from shock and blood loss. I ended up going through 3 major surgeries in 5 days, in addition to two more major surgeries in the following months, and a few minor procedures. I was put in a coma. I had another future and went septic again. I am now prone to infection and on disability because of this. I have permanent nerve damage where my legs and arms stop working properly sometimes. I get fatigued out of nowhere, and my intestines are so full of scars that I will always have issues with vitamin and nutrient absorption. We need something like this here so bad!

My precious late mother had a chronic septic kidney infection. Took 4 hours for ambulance 5 minutes away to come. After repeated calls. 8 hours for doctors to diagnose. Blood pressure was 48 over 36. An hour later rushed her to another hospital, where they operated immediately. She spent days in ICU. 😢 ( 3 months later she was diagnosed with terminal cancer, tragically died after 10 weeks 😢) Lost my precious dad 7 weeks ago, dying of a broken heart loosing mum - after 65 blessed years married 💔. Here in Queensland Australia. Our medical professionals are pathetic.... My dad had very high blood pressure one day, a junior nurse took. Immediately sort a senior nurse, who said, " if he's breathing he's fine". Disgusting...

My mother passed in 2023. She died from sepsis. The staff at the nursing home where she was a resident failed to investigate her complaints of a UTI in a timely manner.

Not the daughter reading fifty shades 😂

Bad nursing, bad HCA😡 my mother in law died in hospital with sepsis. I’m a nurse and had to ask if sepsis 6 was done…..it wasn’t and she had everything turned off 2 days later 🥲