8 years ago today, I began an unexpected journey from SICK to RECOVERING. I ain’t done. Today, I reflect on my struggle from the #ICU, to my new life. Grateful for this milestone & praying other EtOH’s also find Doctors & Nurses who don’t give up on them!🥰 #Walk4PICS #MedX #LOVE

RT @DrBrianCPeach: This morning I rode 10 miles in Orlando, FL for @ARDSALliance’s Miles for Marybeth event. I encourage you to watch my 2….

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Day 31. Just one video today - more to follow. Every time my son and I part ways, I say “Be good.”.He always replies: “Aaaand do good!”. Dr. Wes Ely taught me:.“Medicine must aim higher than benevolence—it must be about beneficence. Not wishing good. Doing good.”. That’s what

RT @Walk4Pics: BE GOOD AND DO GOOD @WesElyMD @SGFesquire

Day 30 – Walk4PICS.Happy early birthday to Dr. Kali Dayton—mother, nurse, advocate, and the first person who explained delirium & PICS to me. She saved my life. I’m forever grateful. 🎧 Hear us on Walking Home from the ICU, Ep. 50.🎗 🙏 Support:

RT @IcuCast: Episode 70! We have @WesElyMD join us to talk about A2B by Walsh et al published in @JAMA_current May with the @ATSBlueEditor….

Day 29 – 3.5 for 31.Today I recited Sonnet 29, my mother’s favorite. When I run out of strength, I remember what she taught me: there is still music. Still worth. 9 years ago I was learning to walk again. Painful. Humbling. Now—29 days in a row in a 30 lb vest. If I can… maybe

RT @DrBrianCPeach: The 2nd Annual Orlando Walk-4-PICS (post-intensive care syndrome) event will be held Sunday, September 28th at 10AM in W….

Day 28 – 3.5 for 31. Today I walk for—and with—Kirsten. A psychologist and ICU survivor, she overcame H1N1, sepsis, and ARDS. Recovery hasn’t been easy. But she keeps showing up. Her words today remind us:.🗣 “You can survive, one step at a time”. Join us:

Day 27 - awareness challenge - 3.5 miles for 31 days. Francisco Goya painted what delirium feels like. Before illness: serene court portraits. After: nightmarish visions like Saturn Devouring His Son. In 1793, Goya fell terribly ill. Deaf, haunted,

Day 25 – 3.5 for 31. Recovery isn’t a destination. It’s a daily decision. I don’t “arrive.” I just try — one day at a time. Some days feel strong. Some don’t. But showing up is the win. 🚶 3.5 miles for ICU delirium.🌐 🙏 Support:

Ben Askren “died” 4 times. Lost 50 lbs. 59 days in ICU. He made it out—but he’s not done fighting. As a survivor, I believe he’s facing PICS—memory loss, trauma, & recovery. We’re here to help. 3.5 miles today for Ben. For all survivors. Join us: Donate:

RT @SapnaKmd: Hot off the press in @ICU_Management!. Integrating #MusicTherapy into the adult #ICU & #PedsICU through the lens of the #A2FB….

RT @kirstenharrell: Spencer, you’re doing good every day! And I appreciate you your courage. You’re doing fantastic work. ❤️#PICS https://t….

RT @DrBrianCPeach: Thank you @SGFesquire for your truly kind words. I now have two brothers in the ATL area. It's truly an honor to work wi….

Day 24 – 3.5 for 31.Today I honor Prof. Brian Peach of UCF—nurse, researcher, educator, and friend. He teaches future nurses how to lead with science and soul—and he’s walks beside us through recovery and advocacy. Support: Join:

RT @DrJimJackson: I'm so proud of @SGFesquire who is faithfully "walking for PICS" day in AND day out, honoring the struggles of so many IC….

RT @DrBrianCPeach: Pubs mentioning postintensive care syndrome= nearly 200/year now. Spread the word!. PICS is "new or worsening problems i….