My mother has menetiers disease and in January underwent another operation which was successful, however she developed a staff infection and came out of two comas. We have been told now she has Central Pontine Nyelinolysis(?) which we suspect was from an aggressive treatment to sodium levels. She's been released from the major hospital as they don't believe there is anything more they can do for her there and is currently in the local hospital of her home town which has limited facilities. When relocated she was completely unable to move or speak and had just began to breath on her own. She still has a feeding tube but since her relocation she has spoken though the words are often difficult to understand and her vocabulary is limited. She also has movement in her right arm which is becoming more controlled. My question is if there is any treatment we could consider to help her recovery and whether or not a full recovery is likely? We are kind of 'flying blind' as the local doctor and nurses have not had any experience with this condition. Besides the menetriers disease she was in good health prior to the operation, still working with no other medical or physical limitations.