My daughter has been in hospital for over a week now and no sign when she will be able to come out. She was looking after a neighbour’s cat when the cat litter had to be changed. As she did this a great deal of dust enveloped her. She became ill and had to be driven to the doctor who called an ambulance. Paramedics stayed with her for seven hours until admitted to a respiratory ward. She was given oxygen and large amounts of antibiotics. A physiotherapist worked on her several times in the day. She had a CT scan and then moved to ITU where there was some other equipment which could help. She had lines put in an arm enabling blood to be taken and oxygen to be measured. Then another in the other arm which had to be removed as it became too painful. Her oxygen was down again yesterday. It is a severe allergic reaction to the cat litter. If you look on the web you will see that some cat litter contains all sorts of nasties. My SIL told me that a doctor warned about this on the tv. Apparently it seems that the cheaper cat litter contains the most dust. If you have a cat or like my dd undertake to look after one please read the warnings. My dd is so ill and we are so worried.
Should the NHS charge for such things?
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