At least he died simulating what he loved.
Apparently he was sick for over a week but wouldn’t take a break.
“Hinky”
Pneumonia doesn’t usually come on its own. It’s usually opportunistic and piggybacks on other infections.
I still think they better find out if there’s any hantavirus involved. That can be important to the whole possible issue that has arisen, and if anyone else can get it.
Same thing Jim Henson (Muppets creator) died of. Pneumonia, unlucky to be a bad strain of it, and can progress to sepsis all through the blood quickly. Henson was in his 50s; thought he had a bad cold. By the time he realized he needed care and called a taxi to go to a hospital, he was declining fast. H e was unconscious by the time he arrived there by taxi and never regained it. Organs shut down from the by products of the bacteria when the antibiotics tried to eliminate it. taps playing.
Yes, sepsis can be acquired in a hospital. While most cases begin in the community, roughly 10% to 20% of sepsis cases are hospital-acquired (nosocomial). These often result from healthcare-associated infections like pneumonia, bloodstream infections from IVs, or surgical site infections.
So... He got pneumonia... Went to the hospital... Acquired sepsis and died. Seems sensible.
I had sepsis a few years, brought on by diverticulitis. Made it to the emergency room. They cut me open, cleaned out my insides. I woke up with big staples in my abdomen, and an ostomy bag, which I had to wear for 13 months. I’m all better now, but if I had delayed I would have died.
My question is, did he take any shots for Covid? Because sepsis is characterized by the body’s dysregulated and extreme response to an infection, and it was theorized that the Covid shots interferred with people’s immune system.
IV of Vit C with Hydrocortisone and thiamine can cure sepsis.
You posted that information to me yesterday. I didn’t thank you for the update then.
I have personal experience with this substance. We saved our dog with it last year after he was attacked by another dog.
There's a reason why no-one's heard of this. It's cheap, and extremely effective. Takes the wind right out of the sails of big pharma profit models.
It was given this name by NASA a few decades ago, so the government knows what's what.
You can get a kit that provides hundreds of doses for peanuts on Amazon of all places. Just don't use it internally (wink).
It’s why they recommend a pneumonia shot at age 65, but he was young. Sad.
One of the under reported travesties of the Fauci-inspired Covid inquistion was the persecution and canceling of Dr. Paul Marik, who had been the Director of the intensive care unit at Senrara Hospital of Eastern Virginia Medical School. He was achieving remarkable recovery rates in septic shock using high dose IV vitamin C as part of his protocol, that probably would put him on pharmaceutical companies’( or goon squad segments of them) hit list. They drove him out, despite his credentials and prestige, like Peter McCullough, because he dared to try to help people instead of letting them die to the propagandistic value to the anti-Trump Democrats.
“Busch was thought to have had a sinus cold while racing at Watkins Glen on May 10 and radioed his team saying that he needed a “shot” from a doctor after the race.”
What kind of doctor and what kind of shot? I hope it wasn’t some sort of quack who was giving him shots of snake oil.
If he had a sinus infection, it likely went untreated for a while to develop into pneumonia.
I guess it ultimately did him in on Thursday, but still, that's a lot of stress on an already compromised body to be able to win the race on Friday and be competitive on Sunday.
-PJ
It says to me that the “sinus infection” him and his family said was bothering him some days earlier was actually the pneumonia already and he needed to be hospitalized days before he was. Not getting treated with the right antibiotics soon enough the infection causing the pneumonia spread to his circulatory system (becoming sepsis), likely before he entered the hospital.
Even after they got him to the hospital, he succumbed.
When I lived in Panama, I had a bladder infection that eventually became sepsis. I was given antibiotics and stayed in a hospital for two weeks.
Poor guy was sick and over worked himself and probably didn’t get enough rest. He died trying to continually get better at racing. :.(