I have been struggling for over a week with nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. In my mind I was assuming it was all related to chemo. I went to Highlands yesterday for IV fluids. Today I'm in the ER waiting to be seen. The ER waiting room was full and when I told the receptionist I was on chemo, she gave me my own private waiting room. That proves there are advantages of having chemo. Tony and I were grateful not to be among all the flu and other illnesses going on in the main waiting area. We were put into a regular ER room within a very short amount of time. Now the waiting begins to see how long and what they find out.
Within 1 hour of walking into the ER I was hooked up to IV fluids. I am being admitted into the hospital and will probably go home tomorrow. I was told my Magnesium was low and that I needed fluids to rehydrate. I am thankful to have a husband watching over me and made me get some medical attention. I was willing to wait it out another day, but he knew better. I am blessed!
"Today is the day the Lord has made, I will rejoice and be glad in it."
The "LOTness" of it All
1 year ago
Oh, bless your precious heart! Praying you get relief very soon. So, so sorry for this tough journey you are on. Prayers going up for you in N.E. Louisiana.
ReplyDeleteI was checking your posts and didn't see any new ones - I was afraid that you weren't feeling well. Praying that you will feel better soon and that you will feel God's presence with you. God bless you and your family.
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ReplyDeleteGod bless you and your wonderful husband. In the midst of it all, you choose joy! I am blessed by your testimony.
I feel so sad for you to have to go through all this. I am praying for you. You are such an awesome inspiration to me. God bless you.
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