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my mother is 51 years old. it all started when her doctor took her off of her blood pressurePressure ulcer medicine and her blood pressurePressure ulcer was up in the 200. at my brothers reception she fell to the ground. she was then taken by ambulance to depaul. they had said she had a seizure. she could still speak, everything was functioning. she began to have more headaches and seizures and they found out they were strokes. they did lots of m.r.i. and brain scans. they said there is not much more they can do until she becomes consious again. she was moved to barnes hospital. she has blood clotsBlood clots in the brain and has been unconsious for 6 days now. eating from a feeding tube, cant talk, cant move her one side, she has begun to slightly open her eyes, and she will scratchAllergy skin prick or scratch test Allergy testing her headHead and face reconstruction Head injury Head lice Indications of head injury Radial head injury and move her legs. they took her out of the icu and put her in a normalNormal saline flush room, and now they are wanting us to look for a nursing home for her to relocate to. my family is under so much stress and just want her to be consious again. we are praying everyday for her to get the strength to wake up. she is a strong woman whom has 8 children that are by her side to help her get through this.