Take the good with the bad

****It's been a long night****
****This post won't make sense unless you scroll down and catch up****

Just finished the dreaded post op conversation with Dr. Chad in the hallway from hell.

Let's start positive -
Scott is stable at the moment
He has provided yet another learning experience for the dr's. They have never seen anything like it.
.......... that's all the positive I've got....I'll try again later.

The bad -
Scott will most probably lose his left leg.
Scott's chances of surviving an amputation aren't fabulous.

The situation -

The fistulas that they fixed this morning with the stent placement created such intense pressure in his veins that the veins in his theigh burst. Dr. Chad likened it to a bowl of spagetti. You touched one piece and all the other pieces around it would move and burst. They spent 2+hours tying knots in all these pieces of spagetti that are as fragile as wet tissue paper.
The stents that were placed this morning have completely clotted off. This leaves Scott's leg with a tiny amount of blood supply.
They are going to give Scott a few days to see if his body can perform one of his miraculous healings. They are going to do everything they can to save his leg but it doesn't look good.

Please forgive me - this post probably doesn't make much sense I'm exhausted overwhelemed and struggling with recounting my conversation with Dr. Chad. It's all too much.