Wednesday, April 28, 2010

The past 2 weeks.

Boy I have to tell you the past couple weeks have been a real trial for me...I guess I sh9uld include my dh because he's had to live with me thru it all. hehehe!! We decided to remodel this puter/studio room a couple weeks ago, so I closed my puter down and we cleared out everything...I was having some pain in my back for a couple days so Dewey suggested I just stay back and let him do all the moving and then taking up the old carpet. Those of you who deal with Chronic Pain or medical issues know what it's like to have to stand by while someone else does most of the work...I hate it actually. We decided to put tile down as it's easier to clean...that done, we found we had more than enough to do the walls with the same paneling we'd used in the living and dining rooms. Oh but it's pretty, but no battery for my camera so will have to wait to upload a photo or two. Sunday the day he was finishing up the paneling my back was causing so much pain I couldn't get up from a chair...walk to the bathroom or do anything...so off to the ER we went. After sitting in a room for over an hr the dr finally came in. After an exam he told me I was having the worst case of Sciatica he'd ever seen...He promply suggested I stay in the hospital till we could schedule an OPEN MRI as I"m terrible claustic....no not having that, so to the drugstore we went to get 3 perscriptions filled. My dh went in a waited for them..Predisone pack (am allergy to all nsaids) percocets for pain...Flexeral for the muscles. So as soon as I started those I started to have some relief...but the symptomes are still with me after 2 weeks...in fact I have a feeling that there's a very tight band around my body from under the arms to my butt. I've called and called asking for the Neurologist that was supposed to read my MRI...no one is calling back...I'm afraid I'm going to have to re-visit the ER if they don't soon do something. I believe drs are just too darned busy that they can't keep up...grrrrr

Just wanted you all to know why I hadn't been around to visit your wonderful blogs...oh and also I just got back online cuz my puter was full of virises and had to go to the PC dr...so when I finally got it back this morning I found over 800 messages to read...no I deleted most of them..hehehhe~~



Ok on a serious note, I'd like you all to continue to pray for my daughter, Missy because the last couple days she's had some really severe swelling in her legs and feet...I'd posted before that she was born with a rare muscle disease one that they really didn't know much about 30 some years ago therefore she was never given a prognosis. We were aware that her heart was affected since the disease affects any striated muscles. She's seen her Cardiologist today who has put her one two heart meds and a water pill. If this doesn't help they will have to put in a PaCEMAKER. She's only 33 yrs old. She's on disability but has been working the allowed hrs to be able to keep up her car payment. This may not be an option tho...do what you all do best...Pray the God continues to hold her close....love you all...Blessings~~~

2 comments:

Karen Martin Sampson said...

Very sorry to learn of all these physical set backs. I do know a bit about this - I have osteoporosis. At least you are not allowing it to keep you from being creative and making cool stuff! Your daughter is fortunate to have such a supportive and loving mother, but it is a real shame someone so young is coping with a heart condition. I am sending her good thoughts.

laurel said...

Oh dear! So sorry for the pain you are going through. Glad you have a sense of humor through it.

Going through the pack up process myself for my craft room and have ripped up some of the carpeting. I'm on a slab so contemplating going with that either painted or stained concrete look.

I'll keep your daughter in my prayers and hope all goes well for the both of you.

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