What is the prognosis of my paralyzed grandmother, who also suffers from myocardial infarction?

Hi doctor,

I am very concerned about my grandmother. She has recently been diagnosed with acute myocardial infarction. Nearly one month back, she had severe chest pain and shortness of breath, and we took her to the hospital. Her ECG (electrocardiogram) showed acute myocardial infarction, and her chest X-ray revealed cardiomegaly. Due to financial conditions, we could not admit her to the hospital, so she was discharged with Metoprolol XL 25 mg. We used the medication for about ten days, and again, she had severe heart pain and shortness of breath. We took her to a government hospital where a nebulization was given, and again, she was discharged by the doctors. After that, she was okay for the next four days, but the next day she became unconscious suddenly with tongue bites. The next day she came into consciousness but could not move her limbs or talk properly. Now she is swallowing only liquids like milk and water and cannot swallow any food; if she does, she vomits immediately. She had a normal urine output but no fecal discharge. She has diabetes and hypertension. I want to know her present condition, whether she will survive or lead her life normally or be bedridden or paralyzed. Please help. Thank you.