RIP Kyle Busch.

[The U is back to work]

Sepsis. ****. Someone missed something for sure. Terrible.

 

[FreddyCane]

Hello there.

Happened to me in September 2025 in the two weeks after the Notre Dame game.

Pneumonia and vomiting. Moved to a staph infection, then went septic, then multi-organ failure. Went into the ER just after midnight and was put into a medical coma to control the fever and infections. Within the first 36 hours in the ICU, my family was told I was not going to make it. Another few hours of trying to sleep it off at home would have resulted in me dying.

It happens, and I can relate. I went to work every day from Monday through Thursday that week, and I only worked from home on Friday because of the vomiting (plus diarrhea on Friday). ****, I was on the weekly Zoom call from 4 pm to 6 pm. Had my wife drive me to the ER at midnight because I didn't think calling an ambulance would be fast enough.

Spent 5 weeks in 2 hospitals.

**** that’s scary brother, glad you made it. Kyle Busch had the normal wear and tear of NASCAR race weekend running multiple classes, travel, sponsorship responsibilities, plus any free time he had was spent racing legend cars or small dirt cars on weeknights with his son Brexton.

 

[caneingville]

Sepsis. ****. Someone missed something for sure. Terrible.

Not necessarily. Sepsis can come on very quickly with a serious infection. I've had it a few times myself.

I won't bore y'all with my stories, but Cajun's advice above was spot on. Trust your gut, y'all. If ever something feels off, don't hesitate to get it checked out.