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The Young Founder Of Aussie Skincare Brand Body Blendz Was Left Fighting For Life In A 15-day Coma After Contracting Covid

2022-12-13T22:04:24Z

Kathie6625: ページの作成:「The young founder of Aussie skincare brand Body Blendz was left fighting for life in a 15-day coma after contracting Covid. Theo Ikosidekas caught the Delta strain o…」

The young founder of Aussie skincare brand Body Blendz was left fighting for life in a 15-day coma after contracting Covid. Theo Ikosidekas caught the Delta strain of the virus in October last year during 's harsh and at first he had nothing more than a runny nose. But a few days later the 32-year-old was rushed to Austin Hospital after experiencing shortness of breath, and testing confirmed his oxygen levels had fallen to just 72 per cent. Theo told FEMAIL he was put into an induced coma 90 minutes after arriving at the emergency room. 'I was urgently texting my parents and my business colleague giving him all the passwords to every aspect of the business as I had no idea how long I would be in a coma for and if I'd even survive,' he said. 'It all happened so quickly - it was extremely traumatic.' Body Blendz founder Theo Ikosidekas (pictured) caught the Covid Delta strain in October last year and was rushed to hospital five days later after struggling to breathe. Within 90 minutes of arriving at the emergency room he was put in an induced coma in attempt to stabalise his oxygen levels Doctors told Theo he needed to be put in an induced coma urgently to stabilise his oxygen levels. Shortly after he was diagnosed with pneumonia hypoxia as the infection spread to his lungs, which was causing the shortness of breath and blood clots. 'I was absolutely petrified, if I didn't call the ambulance and go to the hospital when I did I probably would've died,' Theo said. 'It was so stressful; I kept thinking if myself and the brand was going to survive - people still need to be paid and I wanted to make sure everything was taken care of, but there was no time. 'I was literally handing over as many passwords as I could remember, including bank details.' RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share Theo told FEMAIL he had almost no time to pass on his passwords and bank details to his business colleague. He had no idea how long he'd be in a coma for, what the end result would be and if the brand would stay afloat (Theo pictured, left, with other business owners at Cosmoprof Expo 2022 in Vegas) Sydney General Practitioner Olivia Lesslar told FEMAIL critically ill patients are put into a coma for several reasons - including pain relief, optimization of oxygen, and to prevent dyssynchrony with the ventilator. 'There is a persistent debate in medicine at the moment about the role of microclots (which lead to lack of oxygen to many organs) in severe disease,' Dr Lesslar said. 'The inner lining of the blood vessels called the endothelium can get very inflamed and this will have knock-on effects on other immune and inflammatory pathways.' In this case, putting Theo in an induced coma helped stabalise his symptoms and likely saved his life. While in the coma Theo was completely paralysed but recalls having 'strange' lucid dreams where friends and family from the past and [https://weareliferuiner.com/chocolate-cherry-runtz-strain/ https://weareliferuiner.com/chocolate-cherry-runtz-strain/] present came to him. 'It was like being in a nightmare I couldn't wake up from. Even now I suffer from PTSD from these flashbacks,' he said While in the coma Theo was completely paralysed but recalls having 'strange' lucid dreams where friends and family from the past and present came to him. 'I was either in Europe or in the hospital and all these people I know were there too, but they couldn't speak,' he said. 'The most traumatic aspect was when I felt this burning sensation in my throat. In the dream I remember throwing up this massive never-ending tube, which I assume was when the doctors were waking me up, it was horrific. 'It was like being in a nightmare I couldn't wake up from. Even now I suffer from PTSD from these flashbacks.' <div class="art-ins mol-factbox femail" data-version="2" id="mol-1a123310-60b9-11ed-9c2c-714eb4cb9638" website Blendz founder is put in an induced coma after catching Covid

Cherry Festival Within Spitting Distance

2022-12-13T22:04:11Z

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Soccer-Ecuador apos;s Valencia Fit Senegal Bring In Ciss

2022-12-13T21:59:07Z

Kathie6625: ページの作成:「DOHA, Nov 29 (Reuters) - Ecuador's veteran striker Enner Valencia has recovered sufficiently from a knee strain to make it into Gustavo Alfaro's starting lineup on Tuesda…」

DOHA, Nov 29 (Reuters) - Ecuador's veteran striker Enner Valencia has recovered sufficiently from a knee strain to make it into Gustavo Alfaro's starting lineup on Tuesday against Senegal in a boost to the South Americans' chances of qualifying from World Cup Group A. Valencia, the 33-year-old captain, has scored three goals in Ecuador's good start to the tournament - one win and a draw - but left the field injured towards the end of both games. Senegal coach Aliou Cisse bolstered his midfield with the inclusion of Pathe Ciss in place of striker Famara Diedhiou, leaving Boulaye Dia as the lone centre forward at the Khalifa International Stadium in Doha. With defensive midfielder Cheikhou Kouyate still out injured, Ciss adds steel. Iliman Ndiaye and Ismaila Sarr provide width to an attack without Sadio Mane, whose injury absence in Qatar has been a massive blow to their last-16 chances. Ecuador - Hernan Galindez, Felix Torres, Piero Hincapie, Pervis Estupinan, Michael Estrada, Angelo Preciado, Carlos Gruezo, Gonzalo Plata, Moises Caicedo, Alan Franco, Enner Valencia (c) Senegal - Edouard Mendy, Youssouf Sabaly, Kalidou Koulibaly (c), Abdou Diallo, [https://weareliferuiner.com/chocolate-cherry-runtz-strain/ https://weareliferuiner.com/chocolate-cherry-runtz-strain/] Ismail Jakobs, Pathe Ciss, Idrissa Gana Gueye, Pape Gueye, Iliman Ndiaye, Ismaila Sarr, Boulaye Dia (Reporting by Andrew Cawthorne and Nick Said, editing by Ed Osmond) adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

Cherry Festival Within Spitting Distance

2022-12-13T21:54:06Z

Kathie6625: ページの作成:「Malcolm Perrin was an ordinary working man in the 1980s, an electrical linesman living in the bush with his young family. But by the end of the decade, an out-of-the-…」

Malcolm Perrin was an ordinary working man in the 1980s, an electrical linesman living in the bush with his young family. But by the end of the decade, an out-of-the-ordinary talent would earn him the trip of a lifetime and a title of world champion. Mr Perrin won the cherry pip-spitting competition at the National Cherry Festival in Young, NSW in 1987, when he propelled a seed about 20 metres through the air. He went on to compete at a cherry festival in Traverse City, Michigan, where he claimed the world title. He also won the pie-eating competition, a grand tradition at the century-old carnival hailed as the one of the US state's gems. "It really broadened our horizons," Mr Perrin told AAP. "Having a family, we couldn't afford for everyone to go, so I went by myself. That was a big thing at the time. It was the best thing that ever happened." Mr Perrin, now 74, fondly remembers the American extravagance as people zoomed around in sleek Pontiac sports cars provided by the motor giant sponsor. He took a hot air balloon ride, went water-skiing on the glittering waters of Lake Michigan, travelled to Canada and stopped in at Disneyland. "The people were really great. We're still friends with a lot of them 34 years later." Pip-spitting contests are a nostalgic highlight at cherry festivals in European and North American growing regions. The Guinness World Record holder is America's Brian "Young Gun" Krause, [https://weareliferuiner.com/chocolate-cherry-runtz-strain/ weareliferuiner.com] who spat a pip 28.51m in 2004. His father, Rick "Pellet Gun" Krause, is also a champion spitter. The Australian competition returns to the national festival in Young next Sunday, part of a weekend celebrating the nation's affinity with the ruby red summer fruit. The allure is so strong some Sydneysiders make the four-hour trip to Young every year to buy a box of fresh cherries from orchardist Barisha Batinich's farm gate. "I call it an inland prawn. It's a delicacy, a high-end fruit that people go crazy over," said Mr Batinich, who runs Valley Fresh Cherries and Stonefruits. "It's like a pilgrimage, something they do for their family." The cherry season, which usually starts in mid-November, will kick in a few weeks late due to months of cold and wet weather but still in time for the festival. While the weather is expected to affect national supply and prices, cool temperatures and slow growth can make the fruit even more delicious. "Sometimes if it's too hot, they can look ripe, but the sugars haven't caught up," Mr Batinich said. "So it's good growing conditions, but it's frustrating we don't have any fruit for people straight off the bat." Mr Perrin, who works casually at a cherry orchard, has simple advice for anyone aspiring to take out the festival's pip-spitting crown. "It's all about practising and being fit. For me, it was all in fun. I never dreamed I'd win." adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

Hazlewood apos;s Injury Revealed As Side Strain

2022-12-13T21:49:09Z

Kathie6625: ページの作成:「A side strain is threatening to stymie Josh Hazlewood's second consecutive summer, with the quick now racing the clock to prove his fitness for the series against South A…」

A side strain is threatening to stymie Josh Hazlewood's second consecutive summer, with the quick now racing the clock to prove his fitness for the series against South Africa. Michael Neser replaced Hazlewood in the XI to face West Indies in the final match of the two-Test series, with the 31-year-old said to be experiencing "general soreness" after the opener. But scans have since confirmed Hazlewood has come down with a mild strain in his left side. "Hazlewood will return home tomorrow to continue his rehabilitation," a statement from Cricket Australia said. "He will be reviewed again at the completion of the match to determine his availability moving forward." Australia captain Pat Cummins, himself ruled out of the Adelaide Test with a quad strain, said he felt for Hazlewood. "He's pretty understandably flat," Cummins told Channel 7 on Thursday. "He was a little bit sore after the last Test match, had a bowl in the nets yesterday to prove his fitness and was a bit sorer than we'd all hoped." Then-coach Justin Langer took a conservative approach to Hazlewood's fitness when he suffered a side strain last summer, playing him in only one of five Ashes Tests. The injury, coupled with Andrew McDonald's decision to favour spin on the autumn tour of Pakistan, meant Hazlewood had played only one Test in 12 months before the series against West Indies began. At the toss on Thursday, replacement captain Steve Smith hoped Hazlewood would be available for the first of three Tests against South Africa, which begins in Brisbane next Saturday. "I'm not entirely sure (whether he will play)," Smith told Channel 7. "I guess the medical staff will monitor him closely this week. Fingers crossed." Whether or not he plays in Brisbane, Hazlewood's injury raises concerns over the management of Australia's fast bowlers at the beginning of a congested six months on the cricket calendar. After the series against South Africa finishes on January 8, Australia will turn their attention to the tour of India in February and March before the Ashes begin in England in June. Australia's dates for that tour of the subcontinent were finally set in stone on Thursday, with the first Test to be played in Nagpur from February 9. Delhi, [https://weareliferuiner.com/chocolate-cherry-runtz-strain/ weareliferuiner.com] Dharamsala and Ahmedabad will then host the other matches - from February 17, March 1 and March 9 respectively - with Australia trying to win their first series in India since 2004. adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

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2022-12-13T21:44:22Z

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