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GREAT NEWS @Arcadian !!!! Sending more dust your sister’s way, She must be thrilled to be back at home!
I just wanna say -- the random comments thread
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Possibly good news, my sister as of today is at home. What was thought to take months, took only a few weeks. Her coordinator told me that for her age, thats pretty damn quick and VERY good news Her WBC count is 1.4 which while not great for most of us, is damn good for someone that didn't have any for a few weeks. Hemoglobin is 8, which for where she is now? very good. Guarded but hopeful and fingers + everything else is crossed.
Plus insurance couldn't wait to get her out of the hospital considering how much she cost themShe did end up having to totally shave her head though. She's lucky she's got dads head instead of moms
@Arcadian, SO glad to hear this good news! Sending lots of good wishes that she continues doing well.
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Lots of healing dust for grandma. Any head type surgery can be really scary. how are YOU holding up?
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Thank you!
The deep brain stimulation implant went well. She gets the control thing done in a few weeks. She went in crying lots and scared (um, yeah! Who wouldn't!?!). I missed that as people accidentally gave me the wrong hospital. I ended up at the one she had her MRIs and stuff done (the best neurosurgery hospital in the area) so it was understandable.
I am doing okay but exhausted. So frustrated and upset with my family. They didn't ask the important (life/death critical) questions after but did fight in her room over stupid stuff. They didn't plan to sit with her past 5pm and had no plans in place if she needed someone with her. They are more than an hour away. Grandma asked me if I could sit with her for awhile. Of course!
I'm staying the night with her. Helping her reach water, adjusting pillows, and just being around.
My MS is okay. Not good but letting me manage today. Will likely suffer bad tomorrow, but I won't let her be here alone needing help.
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@TooPatient thanks for the update and I'm happy that your g-ma is doing well after all of that. Much dust and prayers for her continued improvement!
Many autoimmune diseases can be triggered by stress, so its great to hear that its not giving you problems, because I did worry a little.
Family - You can't always pick them, right?
And its unfortunate that they decided that the hospital was a good place to fight about sh*t that basically dosen't matter. Not everyone is good at handling those types of situations (my neices dealt with that craziness from their father's family). The kicker after the fact I found was about money. He had it, didn't tell anybody that he had it, and they (his family) didn't find out until he was in hospice.
When my sister was in the hospital, her room was kept a very happy place because her kids demanded it be so.
do keep us up to date. Give g-ma a hug from me
Many autoimmune diseases can be triggered by stress, so its great to hear that its not giving you problems, because I did worry a little.
Family - You can't always pick them, right?
And its unfortunate that they decided that the hospital was a good place to fight about sh*t that basically dosen't matter. Not everyone is good at handling those types of situations (my neices dealt with that craziness from their father's family). The kicker after the fact I found was about money. He had it, didn't tell anybody that he had it, and they (his family) didn't find out until he was in hospice. When my sister was in the hospital, her room was kept a very happy place because her kids demanded it be so.
do keep us up to date. Give g-ma a hug from me
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I'm told its quite normal for this to happen (really?) especially in the days where the hospital and insurance kick you out of the bed as soon as you show any signs of feeling better.
I don't really know much, one of her kids is supposed to call me and give me the lowdown on whats happening.
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I'm told its quite normal for this to happen (really?) especially in the days where the hospital and insurance kick you out of the bed as soon as you show any signs of feeling better.
Please let us know why she is back there, Arcadian. I am so sorry.
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The reason she went back in was because of a tooth infection. Sooooo they're dumping copious amounts of anitibiotics in her system. I had warned her about this because it happened to me too. (you really can't brush too vigously), and chemo messes up the teeth forever because you don't salivate as much anymore.
She can't get it removed right now for a variety of reasons and needs to wait until she gets the OK from the doc.
Anytime I go to a new dentist, I have to tell them to take it easy I was a cancer patient. Most of them understands what that means and don't dig into my mouth with vigour. She's going to have to do the same from here on out.
She can't get it removed right now for a variety of reasons and needs to wait until she gets the OK from the doc.
Anytime I go to a new dentist, I have to tell them to take it easy I was a cancer patient. Most of them understands what that means and don't dig into my mouth with vigour. She's going to have to do the same from here on out.
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score! men’s white Hanes T-shirt in small is my go to, 3pack $9.99 Amazon, can’t beat that. My ten year old son is steeling them lately I’ve noticed...HI:
Total score! I have a difficult time finding Bermuda length shorts......ended up in the kids (boys) section-- Zara and Sporting Life--and got two pairs of shorts, discount rack
cheers--Sharon
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HI:
Gulp: https://www.beladora.com/store/512120_harry_winston_diamond_loop_earrings_in_platinum
cheers--Sharon
Gulp: https://www.beladora.com/store/512120_harry_winston_diamond_loop_earrings_in_platinum
cheers--Sharon
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Great news Arcadian! But yeah, it's a shame she's wasting precious energy on being angry at someone
. Hopefully she calms down and gets over it quickly!Love this one!
I have been wanting 2mm shared prong hoops, 1.75inch diameter. In YG. Sorta like a everyday hoop on steroids.... but these are so elegant.
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so so sweet, but need to focus on the hoops, I have YG of the same size which I adore, I am not able to see many diamond at 1.5” -1.75” would that be too much?Very sweet, no?
Hoops are a great addition to any wardrobe. Staple, really.
Need to sell that boat!
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And why do men have such dumb hobbies? Jewelry Is minimum maintenance and no slip fee!Do you have a picture of the earrings you desire? (boat notwithstanding)
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(ours was golf course membership/dues)
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ARRRRgh. Restless spirit. Wanna move to another country or another state. Having Normal Rockwell small town America fantasy. Found a house in Mystic, Connecticut built in 1745 that I really like. Usually get this way in Spring. First time it has happened on the cusp of Fall. This urge is like an itch I can't scratch. Driving me crazy. Currently planning a trip to Poland this summer so it's not like I don't have anything to look forward to.
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Can I request a few sprinkles of some fairy dust? PSers have the good stuff!
I've just started salary negotiations. I love the company but detest compensation games - who doesn’t? I’m very hopeful they will just accept my (reasonable and realistic) counter and spare both parties much more back and forth!
I've just started salary negotiations. I love the company but detest compensation games - who doesn’t? I’m very hopeful they will just accept my (reasonable and realistic) counter and spare both parties much more back and forth!
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