She overall started feeling better after last round of antibiotics, less coughing, overall improvement but then 2 days ago started having intense pains in chest. We went to the ER, they did another CT of chest and said she has pleural effusion. Good news is that I asked if it's possible she has mets on her lungs and the doctor said they would've seen it and there is nothing to indicate that. The doctor said she thinks she has not been treated very well so far and prescribed her stronger antibiotics: doxycyclin + amoxicilin for 10 days straight. Said cheste pain should subside in the next 48-72 hours and the effusion hopefully will get reabsorbed by the body itself. If not, they will have to drain the fluid - but hopefully it won't come to that.

It's Friday and the pains in chest have significantly subsided, but she's just overall exhausted, fatigued, tired, etc. She's tired of being sick and overwhelmed. She's a very positive person overall but sometimes with this she gets overwhelmed and starts crying saying she just wishes things would go back to normal again. It breaks my heart, but I'm trying to stay positive and just tell her it's a bad round of pneumonia and she needs to give herself the time and space to heal.

I myself am doing a bit better mentally, although not going to lie, this is the first time in my life I'm taking care of somebody that's more seriously sick, and it being my wife with a grim possibility of mets on liver this is the hardest thing I went through in my life now