
Replacing the much lamented 'On My Mind' profile option, this thread is for musings, jottings, whimsies, preoccupations and the rest of the thesaurus for anyone to jot down anything they please.
I can't remember what the maximum character count was before, can anyone else? But anyway it wasn't very many so let's keep to that.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jj5MysR0arU
(all craziness aside I loved Sharon, Lois and Bram)
They sent hubby home and told him that it can take up to two weeks to pass the stones. Apparently, they wait that amount of time before they consider breaking the stones up.
It’s weird how small stones can cause so much pain. I feel badly for him. He isn’t one to complain so I know that he is hurting.
Glad that you have no side effects on your second jab.
So sorry about your cousin. Very sad.
Thanks for your prayers.
I also learned that if they decide to send the stones to a lab, they can determine if it caused by a certain foods. Then if those foods are eliminated it will help prevent them from occurring.
The nurse said that even with a restricted diet some people still get them.
I'm glad you have few side effects from the second jab and that your finger is getting better. Hope the new techniques is not as painful. (Ouch -hate finger pokes).
Thanks for prayers 💗. Hasn’t passed it yet. Hopefully, soon. He has had to take the pain meds that were prescribed because he was in pain. He isn’t one to whine or complain, so I know that he was hurting.
I know I'm probably worrying unnecessarily but still it helps to know others are praying too.
I will certainly pray for you. I went through a biopsy several years back. It’s quite unnerving! Fortunately, the mass was benign. Wishing you peace as you go through this situation.
Always prayers for you!
And the specific request that your biopsy proves to be clear, and you are healthy.
They have found something on my lastest breast ultrasound and I am going for a cone biopsy this coming Sunday. I'd appreciate prayers that all will turn out to be okay.
I appreciate the personal attention. The nurse understood that I lost track of scheduling my visit due to my recent loss of my mom and my husband’s health issues. It’s lovely to see people who have compassion. My doctor has gone above and beyond in caring for her patients.
I wish all doctors were as caring. She’s young, up on all new treatments, doesn’t overbook her appointments, caring but professional. My old doctor who was ready to retire became less interested in medicine. He scaled back his hours so much that it was hard to get an appointment. He hated having to keep records electronically and never failed to mention how he didn’t like ‘new’ changes. Honestly, if he hadn’t retired, I would have found a new doctor anyway.
When I selected my new doctor, I purposely chose a younger doctor who had wonderful training.