Last Sunday Richard ran a temperature of 104 axillary which is 106 core temp. He was unresponsive for several hours until his temperature finally started to come down. I did not think he would make it through the night. He had started at 6am with rapid respirations and an increased heart rate and... Sign in to see full entry.
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