Pearland woman gives warning after father dies from vibrio bacteria infection
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Brandy Pendergraft said her dad, Randy Bunch, 66, didn't notice he had a days-old scrape on his foot when he stepped into the shallow water without his wading boots.
Why aren’t all hospitals around the Gulf paying better attention? They should be fully aware of the illness.
If this is even true.
Texas is behind most of the US by 20yrs!!
@@nancybrouse5070 clearly it is because people are dying slowpoke
@@alilhoneybee Don’t mind them. They’re hoping around a trailer park. You know those people are special 😂😂😂😂😂
Yes. It's just unbelievable. A local old-fashioned private doctor (if they still exist) would have diagnosed the infection quickly. Not so for the corporate hospital factory.
Drs. sent him home? Sounds like a simple blood test would have diagnosed this.
A lot of news reports over recent years about corporate hospitals sending people home instead of taking the time to properly diagnose.
Sounds like neglect. Here in Ohio, a total body check is done. Hospitals, clue-in!
Complete negligence on the part of the medical “professionals”.
@@WilliamsPinch Doctors office is a joke. Look up NIH clinical observations on telekinesis, its real... Long story short, levitation paranormal road, possession, spirits/negative energy causes health issues, I get brain CT scan instead of full body scan. Told me to seek mental help. Totally missed opportunity to expand medical science.
Incompetent doctors .
Condolences to the family
I just had surgery and I'm dealing with incompetent doctors as we speak. It's so frustrating! Your 100% right!
So she diagnosed him, not the doctors? Smh
That happens more often than you know.. I had to diagnose my dad with UTI delirium because the doctors had no clue for months. Ultimately it ended up killing him.
I do it all the time with my kids, it's sad that the health system doesn't take the time or your concerns into consideration
How do you think a doctor gets good at his job, do you think it’s from medical school or do you think it’s from years of having patience tell him stuff. I understand you think doctors know it all, but I can tell you right now. There are many doctors who did it because their dad did it and they hate their job. There’s doctors that barely graduated medical school. And with somebody with a illness that has made me have to go to the doctor a few times a year for the last 30+ years… I can tell you right now in the last five years medical care has gone way down - there has been a change, and I’ve met my fair share of stupid doctors here of recent. One of the doctors even thought it was important to know the color of my necklace… and given that I’m gay and it was pink, I can tell you exactly why she put it in there… It’s Iowa and they like to code people. Now I see a doctor Minneapolis.
I have diagnosed myself so many times smh. I often tell the doctor what I have going on and will argue it if they don’t believe me. I’m always about 90% right. Its crazy.
Deepest sympathy for the family.
Doctors could not diagnose it. Incompetency!
Exactly! They never looked until she noticed it.
Absolutely
It happens a lot be aware of your surroundings sometimes Google is more reliable than a er doctor be vigilant with your body. 2nd opinions are a must sometimes.
When you figure out what is wrong with someone before the people in the hospital do.
doctors with grade C graduated. and they only know the basics.
Get an attorney. So sorry for your sudden loss of your Daddy. I still miss mine so i understand your pain. Hugs and prayers 🙏🙏🙏
More questions should have been asked. My dad got vibrio several years ago. He wasn't even at the beach. He was doing on a job in apartment complex on North Beach and he was fixing a pipe he scraped his finger tiny little scratch. His arm swelled up he was having fever in less than 24 hours. He has to have three surgeries and his arm is noticeably smaller than his other. Thankfully he survived but he was close to not surviving. He was in icu for almost a month this is real and people should be very careful. Sorry for the loss of this poor man
It killed my 4 year old girl cousin
I read that public soap dispensers can have the bacteria on them.
Wow so glad your dad survived. Maybe it’s anything near large bodies of water like a beach or lake. Sad that it can affect apt near beaches 😮
The gulf of Mexico. I always loved going to the beach but ever since that happened to my dad I won't get anywhere near the beach. This happens more than they announce it. When my dad was in the hospital there were other patients who sadly were admitted. One lost a limb and another patient sadly did not survive.
Is this just a saltwater issue?
Thank you so much for sharing to protect others! Understand how much you miss your dad! My sincere condolences.
Doctors need to be informed to check for this..... it's not the 1980's..... the sea has changed. We lived in Tampa Bay in the 80's.... it's not the same.... we'll never go back.😢💔🙏
They do, insurance companies determine what the doctors do.
Agree. Sad and true. @@ludwig6332
Wow the hospital didn’t do their job what a shock. Lost my 18 year old daughter because a hospital didn’t do their job
I'm very sorry for your loss. But sadly once vibreo vulnificus enters the blood stream one would be lucky to survive.
Yeah , medical professionals & care are lacking. I've had to tell them before too. They aren't very smart.
@@Penelopesyoutubestay home then, don’t waste your time clogging ERs. Find a shaman or nurse practitioner
@@iriemo721 how about they do their job , and treat people with dignity.I don't go to ER , I have a primary. They can't seem to fill my prescriptions correctly. I go with out needed meds & have to practically get into an argument with them.
@@Penelopesyoutubetruly! The medical doctors took a Hippocratic oath to do no harm. That means, do your job with diligence, care and honesty and integrity.
This is their job!! That poor man went to the ER looking for help and got none! That’s absurd and their inadequacy cost him his life sadly
My condolences to the family, she is so hurt😢😢😢 and shared the story so others can Learn
Terribly sad and a horrible ending to life. Vibreo vulnificus has been around basically before humans. Those who are diabetic, or have liver disease are most at risk. Even eating raw oysters! Once it enters your bloodstream it's a touch and go on surviving.
I'm so sorry for the family's loss.
Prayers 🙏 for your family. Thank you for warning people.
One month ago today my son who lives in Cameron, LA. called me to tell me he was suffering from blood poisoning caused by flesh eating bacteria……the doctor said his body was sepsis. I brought him home to stay with me and people started praying. His tremors were violent and the blood blisters on his arms were getting worse. PTL within three weeks he was back to normal and returned home. This is a real problem 😢
This is heartbreaking. I've known people to feel ill after swimming in lakes and rivers. After months, it is then discovered to be caused by a low grade bacterial issue. 1 lad I know landed up in ICU. He survived but suffered.
My young grandchildren swim often in a lake in Bavaria. Everyone is advised to wear protective light shoes, and to wash their hands as soon as possible when they get out.
Also, after any sea or river crisis, the water is checked for bacteria as is the patient.
Thinking of you and your family as you deeply mourn your loss.
(Greetings from Scotland.)❤
So sad. I had a friend who was working and went through water. He had his boots on, but some water got into a small cut on his leg and he died the same way. He was in his mid 20s. You never know what's in water. It's scary. I hope her pain lessens, and she focuses on what great lives they had.
Medical malpractice? Why didn’t they closely inspect his body right from the first exam?
Oh stop. Why didn’t he go to the hospital as soon as he started having symptoms? Plus, he knew he had a blood disorder. People’s fear of doctors (and how much they cost) is not a reason to risk your life. Yes, it’s expensive and inconvenient but we shouldn’t take it for granted.
@@VestalVisions did you watch the video? The doctors were useless. They couldn’t figure anything out. The daughter had to alert them to the infected wound…
@@VestalVisions People should not go to corporate hospitals. They are way better off with self-employed doctors working out of their own offices.
Man I remember jumping in the water in Florida to HEAL a wound. It’s like americas coasts are turning to waste.
Human-made-pollution is destroying all the waters & wildlife of earth. We arrogant & obnoxious humans knowingly and unknowingly destroy just about everything.
Yep -dont forget it was Obbama who gutted the CDC and force hiring of DEI into medical. Also the human waste in Rio de Janerio is so bad it has floated all the way into the Gulf and around America shores -not to mention Mexico beaches. Fact.
@@scottyoung1489nope
Probably near a drain pipe.
I am SO SICK AND TIRED OF THESE INCOMPETENT DOCTORS!!!
It is the Insurance Comapnies and Obama's slashing of the CDC. Quality was taken away because it was determined racial by Obama. Fact.
Well, I hope you are perfect!
@@lmb4876 I am NOT GOING TO RISK PEOPLES LIVES BECAUSE OF SHEER NEGLIGENCE!! So call that WHATEVER YOU WISH!!!
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The first thing he should have told the doctor was that he went into the water with no boots on with a cut in his leg.
I'm so very sorry. I'm saying a prayer for you and your family. God cover and carry you
Thank you for the warning
I'm so sorry for your lose😢 my question would be....should they be eating the crab and fish that comes from that water?
My brother (now deceased) worked as chef for awhile in New Orleans. He told me more than 30 years ago that he wouldn't eat any fish caught in the Gulf. It's been one oil spill after another for decades.
Yea im not stepping into no stanking water anytime soon.
So very sorry for your loss prayers for you and your father in heaven
and people eat raw oysters
One of my professors remarked how he used to like to eat raw oysters until it nearly killed him once. He said he would never eat them again. It's from a different ailment than this one here, and has always been a potential with eating raw oysters.
My dad would fry some on occasion when I was a kid. We never tried them raw.
My neighbor died from raw oysters that he had at a nice restaurant while at the beach.
Ugh. I took my dog swimming in a lake here in Pennsylvania to swim. He fetched and swam in the lake for an hour. Then someone came running to me saying there was toxic algae in the water. There were no signs on the beach where I was. The was a sign at least a mile away. My dog was vomiting, had diarrhea and had to drink 3 bottles of charcoal and be observed for 24-48 hours. Thankfully he is ok but geez it’s not safe anywhere anymore. My deep sympathies to the family of this man.
The doctor couldn't see his foot & leg? Very sad.
I am so sorry. My prays are with you all.
Wow! Doctor's go 2 school and don't know what is wrong! It took his daughter! So sorry! I lost my dad at 59! I know the pain
You have no idea. Try going to the hospital with no insurance on your deathbed. When you out think medical professionals their ego will literally kill you.
@@catwoman2596 Sounds about right. I haven't been to a doctor in over 5 years. I was literally dying from their medications and procedures
@@asoulalignedhowgodhealshis6682 will i say who needs them? when u have the almighty god on ur side 🙏🏻 👑
My dad literally passed away 4 months ago and it took us consistently pushing them to check for sepsis for them to ACTUALLY DO IT. Every day we kept bugging them. We KNEW it was that (especially because I used to be a hypochondriac and sepsis was one of my biggest fears) and when they did the test it WAS sepsis. It was caught early because of our persistence so he survived it (blood test showed that his white blood count was normal). Unfortunately his body wasn’t healing and he died due to kidney failure (dialysis didn’t work for him) but why did it have to take a normie like me to look at his surgery wound and realize it’s infected but they couldn’t? Isn’t it their job?
An infected wound isn’t sepsis. You can’t test for sepsis. Sepsis is multi system inflammation as a result of infection.
My deepest sympathy to the family very sad situation.The doctors should have diagnosed this.
I'm so sorry for you loss❤
Prayers for your family.
I am truly sorry for your loss.
No need to disclose he had a blood disorder. Vibrio is deadly. My condolences to his beloved family.
I feel your pain and sorry for your lost.
RIP, Randy…❤️
I am a doctor in Houston. I had to do 5 surgeries on a young woman to save her foot/leg after vibrio when she when in the water near galveston. This stuff is real and very very serious
Sorry you lost your dad.
They should be putting up signs to warn folks ,everytime I get a wound a walk in the ocean has always made it hear faster .😮rip randy❤
Signs no one reads? This bacteria has been around since the beginning of time. Diabetics and those with liver disease are most at risk. Even eating raw oysters.
Any scape/ cut is a portal of entry for bacteria. Susceptible host ( blood disorder, he had.) or other diseases, low immunity from stress, sun,poor health. Vector, and anything can happen to anyone.
Stay safe everyone, heat stroke is a deadly thing in the south
Why were the doctors so useless here? Whoa, what’s going on?
Obama's rule over the CDC. Cut quality and integrity because it only benefited the white man. DEI schooling and hiring medical world. Smarter students avoid med school because genetic vaccines are required. the whole medical business is corroded. "America is too great, helpp poor muslims around the world" -Obama.
My grandfather died from the same bacteria in Delacroix Island Louisiana.
I'm sorry for your loss. Vibreo vulnificus has been around since the beginning of time. Even eating raw oysters can introduce the bacteria.
Why does this report not answer any questions? How did the water become infected, is all water infected, what do we do to prevent this if we are swimming???
Occurs naturally in the warm Gulf waters. Don't get in water with any wounds. Be careful getting up nose or swallowing.
Competent medical care has left the chat.
A 40 y/o San Jose woman lost all four limbs to this infection...after eating tilapia purchased from a grocery store.
VIBRIO is NOTHING TO MESS WITH FOLKS!! They RESIDE EVERYWHERE including FRESH WATER too. My sincerest condolences to you and your family at this time of great loss. 😢😢😢😢
How sad for this family ❤❤
Prayers
When they tell these stories, it’s important to know if the patient was immune compromised, etc. At the very end they said “Randy did have a blood disorder”. Very sorry for his family’s loss. 😞
And what do we see behind the reporter? Yeah, they don't want people to know!
I do work in the Pearland / Houston area. What a dump.
Not ever going anywhere ever again
Happened in Texas yesterday as well !
The doctor must be a DEI hire.
Lack of proper care from doctors has been a long standing issue, and will continue to worsen, with medical errors being one of the leading cause of death in the US. This has nothing to do with DEI hire.
medical negligence ! what ? she saw his leg and the drs didn't?? SUE the doctors now !
It bothers me that doctors just send you home when they can’t find anything wrong, as if because they can’t find it, nothing is wrong. No, doc, you aren’t doing your job properly, and need to try harder.
I have had doctors along with nurses just dismiss you bc they don’t want to do any work
Alabama Gulf Coast. Wound? Don’t go in the water. That is all it takes. Works so fast. It is some serious stuff down here. Prayers for you.
Obviously, a lawsuit won't bring your dad back to his family and I extend my sincerest condolences to you but as a registered nurse I would say also (like a previous commenter) that you need to get an attorney--especially if you are saying that his leg was showing clearly obvious signs of a medical problem before the medical staff ever noticed. It sounds like that IS what you are saying. And what about complete blood cell counts? Elevated white blood cell count? Did the elevated white blood cell count start BEFORE he was discharged the first time? There are many things that need to be examined here. It won't bring him back but it would hold them responsible for any
errors/negligence/malpractice.
There are times where I am thankful I am a germaphobe.
Same, my family think I am crazy.
Same here!! I guess...we shouldn't change!! 💯👍👍👍
@@MaryHartman-ei9pv no way better safe than sorry. I spray all my wounds and my family with Hypochlorous acid spray and monitor it daily for any sign of infection.
@samia6888 it's okay we're not crazy babes better safe than sorry🙏❤️ what is hypochlouras acid? What is that???
@@MaryHartman-ei9pv it’s like a spray that kills bacteria and viruses, our body actually makes it for that purpose naturally. I use it cause it is safer and less painful than alcohol pads (ofcourse I wash the wound with soap first, preferably antibacterial) and then occasionally spray it throughout the day . I scraped my knee last month and kept doing so till it healed. I even use it to sanitize my phone as a healthy alternative to toxic Lysol spray. Look up SkinSmart because I think that is the best brand for topical use.
Sue the doctor
I live in Florida. I haven't been to the beach in 20 years.
😢hopes to your family
The climate isnt helping the situation nor the pollution. Very sad and scary
So sad!😢❤❤❤
People always condemn "incompetent doctors" without linking the incompetence to the fact that they work for corporate medical offices and hospitals.
Where did this happen? Which city or town in which state? Was the in Florida? Or some other state?
God bless
Thats terrible RIP, is that fresh water or salt water ?
Salt water.
the drs were clueless
So sad 😢
my husband had a blister on the foot that broke; next day he could barely walk and red line going up inner leg to the groin - called my FIL who was a retired Dr and said "if you can't get him to hospital now, I'll come down and take him"---- next thing my husband was hooked up to bag with intravenous antibiotics - it was blood poisoning that had set in
If you are an aquarium enthusiast, you can get vibrio from your fish as well. Be careful.
The only Vibrio organism I am aware of is Vibrio Cholera which causes diarrhea and vomiting with fever. Is another Vibrio strain causing the manifest symptoms of “flesh-eating” bacteria?
If Vibrio enters your bloodstream thru a cut it causes Sepsis.
That's sad but it's not for the state to protect you when all you had to do was put on boots like you normally had done in the past! That's a more simple fix!
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Doctors aren't using AI yet, simple questions would've gotten the answer and a prompt treatment
there’s a new software that i think has been making its way into the field, i just can’t remember the name. my brother & i’s MMJ doctor, who also has another area of practice, was using an AI software when we saw him around 2 weeks ago lol it was neat. he said anyone could use it too, not just medical professionals
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water pollution and contains a lot of bacteria.
Are they talking about necrotizing fasciitis?
Drs make fun of us using google but researching symptoms can save us or our loved ones with incompetent doctors. I diagnosed my son with scalding skin syndrome when he was 2 and had to beg the hospital to admit him. He was admitted and just for a little while for observation turned into an entire week stay while he recovered on IV antibiotics for scalding skin syndrome. We do need to advocate for our loved ones for this very reason.
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Is the water really that dirty?
If you Google the bacteria is is from eating oysters or shell fish not from a scratch..I am confused?
OUTRAGEOUS malpractice! This is not a rare infection; it happens every year and is known to be potentially deadly! They should have been asking questions such as has he been in ocean water? He went to the hospital the same day as infection, had they started the treatment he likely would have lived!
Scary
Charles Barkley was right
It can happen anywhere including lakes around the world. Its not just galveston
@@eleven8948 RIght. Last summer there were 5 deaths in three states in July and August. 7 cases in North Carolina, 2 cases in New York and 2 cases in Connecticut.
Amputation would have saved him?
I’m so sorry for your loss
So I guess you can’t go to the beach or any lake. Horrible.
Incompetent doctors 😢
Just use isopropyl alcohol on your skin
No, it's too late when the bacteria enters through the cut or scrapes. It's like leaving your door open all night in chicago.
Caca water= galveston
I love how at the very end he throws in "but Randy did have a blood disorder." Sweet clickbait, A-holes.
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DEI strikes again.
What does DEI have to do with this story?
@@starrystarrynight9822 import poop become poop.
@@starrystarrynight9822 import vibrio become vibrio.
@starrystarrynight9822 just take a guess knuckles
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You can just look at the water and see it's bad. Do not swim in the Gulf.
@@JustLikeHeaven77 Stupid comment. You obviously know nothing about the gulf.
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Well if yall want that to stop fight for a law that who ever is walking a dog can get check for there dog paper work if don't have it dog goes to jail basically
Huh?
🤣what in the world
Are you saying the bacteria comes from the dogs!?
How is that related?
Just cause your dog doesn't have paperwork that doesn't mean no one is suppose to ever one In you need yall dogs paperwork cause yall be having dogs with all types of stuff like hiv maybe