It has been a very dramatic week since Mara's surgery, and she is still far from being out of the woods. She is still in ICU, and still not able to breathe on her own. She has had a series of complications, ranging from pneumonia to air pockets that formed outside of her lungs--bringing great risks of embolisms. She is even more heavily sedated to keep her from moving and dislodging an air bubble into her system.
Some good news to report is that her tumor was benign, so that large question has been answered in her favor.
Please keep Mara and her family in your thoughts and prayers. They all have been very brave through this, but they really need to see Mara make a turn toward a full recovery so they can start to see a light at the end of this very dark tunnel.
mike
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