texasgirl
Master Chef
Thank you. I do want to say that it is not illness.
Whatever it is that is causing you trouble, I'll be praying that it resolves soon and all will be well with you and yours, my friend.I'm not going to bore you with what is going on again, but, please keep us in your prayers that something that is going on turns out to be false!!
I've missed a lot since I've been at my mom's but I was very worried to read of your daughter's illness, Laurie. Has she had surgery yet? It's just awful being the one in the waiting room, isn't it? Almost as bad as being the one in the surgical suite. Please update us on how she's doing and know that she (and you) and in my thoughts and prayers. (I know your knee is still acting up so try to rest it as much as you can during this.) A big hug to you both.I wasn't going to be on this weekend because of work and all that is going on, but I just got a call from Tara's boyfriend and wanted to tell you that she was rushed to the hospital last night by her uncle. They are FINALLY GOING TO OPERATE and it IS appendicitis. Today is a crazy day for me because DH has to help move at work and I have a cake to finish by this afternoon, but her BF said they will keep me posted and I will get there as soon as possible. I know surgery isn't fun, but you don't know the relief that is flowing through me at the moment. This almost doesn't fit in the vent category, but since I was posting here I thought I should update you all. Thanks once again for your thoughts and prayers.
Dina, I've been wondering if the results of Justin's thyroid scan are in yet. You must be very nervous about this, especially since all the tests and appointments take sooooo long. I've been thinking about Justin every day and hoping that his thyroid tests all come back normal. Please update us when you can and remember that you have a lot of friends thinking about ya'll.I just made it in. Justin and I have been at the radiology department since 8:00 this morning, took an iodine pill then back for the thyroid scan. I'm so tired and still need to take daughter to dance class tonight. I need to be back at the radiology dept at 7:00 a.m., pediatrician at 3:45 then take daughter to her school dance at 6 p.m. Sigh!!! I need a break.
I know it's probably over now, but when I read this my heart really went out to you. All of us moms have been there at one time or another and it's awful!! (Way worse than puking kids, IMO.) But it's especially tough when you have a newborn also. I know you are probably sleep deprived right now and the last thing you want to see is poop everywhere. If it's any consolation, I'm absolutely sure moms get extra karma for times like these.I feel like all I do these days is clean up poo. Sorry, for the unappetizing subject, but it's true. My family had the flu last weekend and my toddler seems to not be able to shake it. I woke up this morning to the sound of "Ew! Ew! Ew! Ew!" coming from his bedroom--yep, exploded diaper all over the carpet, bed, walls, stuffed animals. I threw him in the tub and proceeded to scrub the carpet just outside the bathroom door when again I heard "Ew! Ew! Ew!". He had gone in the tub and was standing up trying to avoid it. After I got him, the carpet, and the tub scrubbed of course, the new baby decided to explode out of her diaper, followed by another exploded diaper from my son that ended up all over the carpet. It's a nice day outside, maybe I'll just send them both outside naked and keep a hose running...
Thank you Terry. Justin's results came back normal. The thyroid scan showed nothing abnormal. It's a good thing because Justin won't be dealing with hormone imbalances or anything of that sort. The problem is that we're back to square one. The endocrinologist told us today that Justin's mass is higher than the thyroid so at this point, he just said that it was an unknown mass. He assured me that it's not malignant but only a biopsy will tell. He scheduled us for Thursday morning to see a surgeon that specifically performs throat/neck surgeries. I am praying and hopeful that this new surgeon will give us a definite answer. Thank you all for your continued prayers.Dina, I've been wondering if the results of Justin's thyroid scan are in yet. You must be very nervous about this, especially since all the tests and appointments take sooooo long. I've been thinking about Justin every day and hoping that his thyroid tests all come back normal. Please update us when you can and remember that you have a lot of friends thinking about ya'll.
Terry
I know it's probably over now, but when I read this my heart really went out to you. All of us moms have been there at one time or another and it's awful!! (Way worse than puking kids, IMO.) But it's especially tough when you have a newborn also. I know you are probably sleep deprived right now and the last thing you want to see is poop everywhere. If it's any consolation, I'm absolutely sure moms get extra karma for times like these.
To all who have been asking for an update on my daughter and have continued to pray, I really appreciate it.
It is actually not over yet. I haven't posted for a few days because things kept changing from minute to minute and I didn't want to keep posting and retracting. She never did have the appendectomy. When they admitted her Friday to prep her for surgery, she was switched to a "hospitalist" (a doctor who takes the place of your family doctor while in the hospital). This doctor didn't agree with the ER doc that it was appendix and FINALLY did the ultrasound. On Friday I couldn't spend much time with her as I was working on a small catering job and got my updates by phone. The ultrasound was done Saturday morning and she was told because of the holiday weekend she wouldn't get the results until today. And on top of that, the ultrasound tech put a lot of fear in her by asking questions about pregnancy and other things (she is not, but she was worried because she had an xray and two CT scans). I rushed up Saturday evening because she was so upset about that, then her BF and real Mom came later and upset her even more.
Sunday around noon a doctor DID come and give her the results - nother wrong. She said why am I still in so much pain and the answer was that he didn't know and there was nothing medical they could do for her so she was free to go home. We picked her up and took her home but she is so fragile physically and emotionally. It is back to the family doctor today and if hospitalization is needed we are going somewhere else.
Thanks again for all your support.
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