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Today I want to write about a topic that is currently occupying us a great deal: Oliver's breathing . Oliver is currently being ventilated with an Astral 150 ventilator. This device is running in what is called spontaneous/time mode (S/T), a mode that already helps him to breathe on his own again. Artikel in Deutsch 🇩🇪 hier  - Artículo en español 🇪🇸 🇲🇽   aquí The device has been set to 26 breaths per minute for months. It's important for us to explain what that actually means. This...

In recent weeks and months, we have repeatedly received similar questions. Artikel in Deutsch 🇩🇪 hier  - Artículo en español 🇪🇸 🇲🇽   aquí Can Oliver move his hands? Does he still need a ventilator? Will Oliver ever be able to walk? Thank you so much for asking these questions. It shows us that you are hopeful Oliver is making progress. There's a lot of progress happening right now that isn't immediately obvious. But it's there, and it's incredibly important. You can't see it in videos...

Hope, despair, and the decision not to stop. Everyone knows Oliver's story Everyone knows Oliver's story by now. After the car accident, he was allowed to leave the hospital in Mexico after five weeks, after 39 days. On paper, that sounded like a step forward. In reality, it was the beginning of a new reality. We didn't come home. We arrived at a converted room at my in-laws' house in Mexico. A room that suddenly had to be everything at once: bedroom, care room, intensive care unit. We cared...