Hi, it’s Patrik Hutzel from intensivecarehotline.com , where we instantly improve the lives for Families of critically ill Patients in Intensive Care, so that you can have peace of mind, real power, real control and so that you can influence decision making fast, even if you’re not a doctor or a nurse in Intensive
Care!
Fewer events in life are more stressful compared to having a loved one critically ill in Intensive Care!
In fact, having a loved one critically ill in Intensive Care is by far one of the most stressful events in life, you and your family can ever experience!
Having a loved one critically ill in Intensive Care is nothing short of being a
"ONCE IN A LIFETIME" experience that you can't really afford of getting wrong!
Negativity, pessimism, fear, worry, anxiety, stress and feelings of vulnerability are all too common for families who have a loved one critically ill in Intensive Care!
On top of that families of critically ill Patients in Intensive Care experience the "doom and gloom" speech from the
Intensive Care team...
Most families of critically ill Patients in Intensive Care try and put on a brave face when they are dealing with this frustrating and challenging experience when their loved one's health or even their life is at stake...
And worst of all, most families of critically ill Patients in Intensive Care don't have any peace of mind, they have no control, no power and no
influence...
And that's how I felt too, when I first started out working in Intensive Care as a critical care nurse.
I felt overwhelmed, I felt powerless, I felt completely outside of my comfort zone. Not only did I have to learn all the clinical things in Intensive Care when I first started there, however I also had to deal with the emotional stress that comes along with looking after and
caring for critically ill Patients and their families!
I had to learn how to deal with death and dying effectively and I had to face my own mortality in the process...
And it's the same for you and your family. Your stress levels have gone through the roof...
You don't know what tomorrow will bring and you may not know whether
your critically ill loved one may live or may die.
There are millions of questions you want to have answered and some of them are not very easy... and in fact some of them are questions about life and death...
The good news is that if I have mastered to survive working in such a challenging environment, you can discover how you can survive in such a challenging environment
too!
You and your family can get to peace of mind, control, power and influence...
You and your family can effectively deal with your fears, frustrations, anxieties, stress and struggles...
How do I know?
After more than 15 years Intensive Care nursing in three
different countries and after I have literally worked with thousands of critically ill Patients and their families, I have seen and learned the difference.
I have looked after thousands of ventilated Patients with tracheostomies in Intensive Care and I have worked with their families too!
I have also worked as a Nurse Unit Manager for more than 5 years in Intensive
Care!
Not many situations in life are more challenging than having a loved one critically ill in Intensive Care!
Not many situations in Intensive Care are more challenging than having to deal with the uncertainties that go hand in hand when your loved one is critically ill in Intensive Care!
And not
many situations in Intensive Care are more challenging than not knowing how to deal with your fears, frustrations, anxieties, stress and struggles!
Why?
Because the more time your critically ill loved one spends in an Intensive care bed the more support you and your family needs and you often don't get it from the hospital or from the
Intensive Care team!
In fact I often can't believe the stress families are going through when their loved one is critically ill in Intensive Care!
It's vital that you and your family are looking after yourself first and it's vital that you and your family are taken care of first! It's also vital that you and your family know how to turn this situation around no matter the
circumstances and that starts with you and your stress levels!
And because I worked with so many critically ill Patients in Intensive Care and their families and because I had to learn to master my own fears, frustrations, stress and anxiety levels when I first started working in Intensive Care, I know I can show you how to do it too!
As a result of my experiences in
Intensive Care when working with thousands of critically ill Patients and their families and whilst also dealing with my own issues and having to overcome them, I wrote an Ebook, I recorded a video and a podcast(Audio recording) and in the Ebook, the Video and the podcast you'll get
In the Ebook, the Video and the Podcast(Audio recording) you'll discover
- How admitting your fears, your frustrations and your struggles is important for you to stay in control of the situation!
- How to control your emotions so
that they don't control you
- How you can face reality, regardless what it looks like
- Why seeking out for help is not a sign of weakness, but it's a sign of strength
- Why changing your point of view about the situation is critical and why
you can only do it after you have mastered the previous steps
- You'll get real world examples that you can easily adapt to your and your critically ill loved one's situation!
All you need is to get yourself informed, discover the things you know you need discovering so that you can stay in control of
yourself!
Staying in control of yourself is critical when you're loved one is critically ill in Intensive Care!
Staying in control of yourself and effectively learning how you can master your fears, frustrations, your struggles and anxieties fast is critical if you want to get peace of mind, power, control and
influence!
Once you have mastered your fears, frustration, struggles and anxieties, there is nothing that will hold you back from getting what you want when your loved one is critically ill in Intensive Care!
Once you have mastered your fears, frustration, struggles and anxieties you will communicate very differently and very
effectively with the Intensive Care team and the Intensive Care team knows that you are a powerful force that is very different from the 99% of the families in Intensive Care who have no peace of mind, no control, no power and no influence!
In the Ebook, the video and the podcast(audio recording)
you'll discover the secrets that most families in Intensive Care and in fact most people will never discover when it comes to big life issues such as critical illness and even death and dying!
But in order to do that, to get the knowledge and insights quickly you need to quickly educate yourself, get the crucial "insider knowledge" that I am able to give to you..
In the Ebook, the video and the audio recording you'll get intimate knowledge about how you can get peace of mind, control, power
and influence quickly by eliminating your fears, your frustrations, your struggles and your anxieties fast!
The good news is it's all there for you and you can
either read, watch the videos or listen to it on audio on your Laptop, ipad or iphone on your way to the hospital or even in the Intensive Care waiting room!
It's all tailor made, just for you.
Check it out here(click on the link)
“To live through an impossible situation, you don’t need the reflexes of a Grand Prix driver, the muscles of a Hercules, or the mind of an
Einstein. You simply need to know what to do.” (Anthony Greenbank)
You, your family and your critically ill loved one are in an "impossible situation" when your loved one is critically ill in Intensive Care and you are faced with your worst possible fears, frustrations, struggles and anxieties!
PS: We offer a 7 day money back guarantee so you can try the Ebook, Video and Audio recording at my
risk
Your friend
Patrik
Click reply to this email if you have any questions or give me a call on
phone 415-915-0090 in the USA/Canada 
phone 0118 324 3018 in the UK/ Ireland 
phone 03- 8658 2138 in
Australia/ New Zealand 
or via Skype, my Skype ID is patrik.hutzel
Wishing you and your family all the very best
Your Friend
Patrik Hutzel
Critical Care Nurse
Founder&
Editor
WWW.INTENSIVECAREHOTLINE.COM