Xochilt McIntyre

An Update on behalf of the family::

It is with great sadness that the McIntyre/Sweet family announces the passing of Xochilt Solorzano McIntyre on January 17, 2024. Information about a Memorial Service/Celebration of Life announcement to follow at a later date. Thank you so much for the incredible amount of love and support we have received from so many, all over the world, during this difficult time. It is truly humbling and we are beholden to you all. Sending our love.

Any further donations will be put directly towards funeral arrangements and medical bills. Thank you so much for your contributions during this tragic time for the Sweet-McIntyre family.

Con gran tristeza, la familia McIntyre/Sweet les informa que Xochilt Solorzano McIntyre falleció el 17 de enero de 2024. La información sobre un anuncio de servicio conmemorativo/celebración de su vida se anunciará en una fecha futura. Muchas gracias por la increíble cantidad de amor y apoyo que hemos recibido de tantas personas, en todo el mundo, durante este tiempo tan difícil. Es realmente una lección de humildad y estamos muy agradecidos. Les mandamos nuestro amor.

On December 23rd, our dear friend Xochilt (Sochi) McIntyre suffered a serious fall at home. 911 was called and Sochi was immediately flown to Washington DC for a higher level of care. The medical team placed her in a medically induced coma, performed a surgery to place a drain, are assisting her breathing, and are constantly running tests. MRI testing has determined that Sochi suffered a stroke which likely explains the severity of her fall.

Doctors have detected brain activity and have weaned her off of sedation medications but she still remains in a coma. She has begun to make slight movements in her legs, arms and head. Doctors have advised that as she continues to improve, she will still require likely months of rehab.

Sochi is in the Critical Care Floor of the MedStar Washington Hospital Center in Washington DC. No calls or flowers are permitted to her room at this time. Her daughter, Iliana Sweet, has advised that if you leave a voicemail on Sochi’s phone, she is slowly playing them for her to hear each day. You can leave a message for Sochi at [phone redacted]

There is still a long road of recovery still ahead and we hope to help Sochi’s family with support of medical/care expenses, food/meals, and other expenses that may arise for the family related to her care and recovery.

For updates on Sochi, please follow her CaringBridge website

https://www.caringbridge.org/visit/xochiltmcintyre

How You Can Help:

Donate: any amount, no matter how small, will make a difference.

Share: spread the word by sharing this campaign with those who know and love Sochi.

Pray for Sochi, and her family, during this time and road to recovery.