Hello
After a situation like this (a suicide attempt plus stomach surgery), treatment and monitoring often take longer than initially planned.
After surgery, patients are often temporarily not allowed to use their phones and may be transferred to ICU or psychiatric observation, especially if their life was at risk.
Seven days without contact does NOT mean she has died — unfortunately, this is quite common in such cases.
What is most likely happening:
After surgery, she may be under strict medical and psychiatric supervision.
There may be recovery complications, pain, weakness, or memory problems, which can prolong hospitalization.
After a suicide attempt, discharge is almost never immediate, even if the surgery was successful.
What’s important to know:
If there had been a fatal outcome, the hospital would usually inform the family.
Lack of information is more often due to contact restrictions, not the worst-case scenario.
I understand how frightening this is — your fear is completely understandable
I trust this helps
Thank you