Description

COURT CASE:

• pneumonia
• having an infection in our pulmonary tissue, interstitial spaces, alveoli, and/or bronchioles
• having decreased lung capacity
• hypoxemia
• our lungs becoming stiff due to the edema and inflammation in our lungs
• having inflammation in our lungs as a result of a bacterial, viral, parasitic, and/or fungal infection in our alveolar spaces
• inhaling infectious bacteria, viruses, parasites, and/or fungi via droplet inhalation
• experiencing inflammation in our lungs
• experiencing an increase in alveolar fluid in our lungs
• having thick secretions in our lungs
• having decreased ventilation
• having infectious microbes in our lungs
• having pneumonia as a result of having a bacterial infection in our lungs
• having pneumonia as a result of having a drug resistant bacterial infection in our lungs
• having pneumonia as a result of having pneumococcal pneumonia
• having pneumonia as a result of having broncopneumonia
• having pneumonia as a result of having E. coli, H. influenzae, S. aureus, P. carinii, S. pneumoniae, and/or Pseudomonas in our lungs
• having pneumonia as a result of having a viral infection in our lungs
• having pneumonia as a result of having a parasitic infection in our lungs
• having pneumonia as a result of having a fungal infection in our lungs
• having fluid in our lungs
• having foreign objects in our lungs
• having an irritant in our lungs
• having community acquired pneumonia as a result of a complication from being infected with influenza
• having hospital acquired pneumonia
• having hospital acquired pneumonia with antibiotic resistant microbes
• being prone to getting pneumonia due to having thickened alveoli
• being prone to getting pneumonia due to having decreased lung elasticity
• being prone to getting pneumonia due to being older
• being prone to getting pneumonia due to being exposed to individuals with respiratory infections and/or viruses
• being prone to getting pneumonia due to being recently exposed to a virus and/or an influenza infection
• being prone to getting pneumonia due to having no history of having a pneumonoccocal vaccine
• being prone to getting pneumonia due to having a history of tobacco use
• being prone to getting pneumonia due to having a history of alcohol use
• being prone to getting pneumonia due to having a history of having cocaine use
• being prone to getting pneumonia due to having a chronic lung disease
• being prone to getting pneumonia due to having asthma
• being prone to getting pneumonia due to having emphysema
• being prone to getting pneumonia due to have dysphagia
• being prone to getting pneumonia due to food and/or drink going into our lungs instead of down our esophagus
• being prone to getting pneumonia due to having chemicals in our lungs
• being prone to getting pneumonia due to having mechanical ventilation
• being prone to getting pneumonia due to having an impaired ability to mobilize secretions
• being prone to getting pneumonia due to having a decreased level of consciousness
• being prone to getting pneumonia due to being immobile
• being prone to getting pneumonia due to having recent abdominal or thoracic surgery
• being prone to getting pneumonia due to being immunocompromised
• being prone to getting pneumonia due to being inactive
• having pneumonia frequently
• imbalanced
• exhausted
• our pneumonia being rooted in our emotional wounds
• anxiety
• fear
• worry
• stress
• nervousness
• having a feeling of impending doom
• fatigue
• malaise
• hemoptysis (coughing up blood)
• restlessness
• Weakness
• chest discomfort
• hypoxia
• having respiratory alkalosis
• confusion
• fever
• having increased sputum
• chills
• flushed face
• our chest x ray showing pulmonary infiltrates
• our sputum study indicating that we have organisms in them
• diaphoresis
• dyspnea
• using our accessory muscles to breath
• shortness of breath
• difficulty breathing
• cyanosis
• having cold, clammy skin
• not taking enough deep breathes
• not coughing up enough sputum
• having thick secretions in our lungs
• having difficulty and/or unable to clear the secretions in our lungs
• tachypnea
• pleuritic chest pain (sharp)
• having yellow tinged sputum
• having sputum that’s rusty, green, and/or bloody
• our lungs making crackles and/or wheezing sounds upon auscultation
• coughing
• having oxygen saturation levels that are less than 95%
• having an elevated white blood cell count
• having pneumonia that is unresponsive to medications
• having pneumonia that is unresponsive to treatment
• having pneumonia that is unresponsive to prayer
• placing word curses on ourselves by saying like, “take my breath away,” or “you’re breathtaking,” or “you take my breath away”
• dying from pneumonia
• premature death
• death
• human agents of darkness sending death spells against us
• the category/kingdom of spirits that cause, contribute to, and/or exacerbate pneumonia