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mymorgy 05-29-2018 07:33 AM

can you use craig's list and find somebody to do your laundry?

bizi 05-29-2018 08:00 AM

good luck today kay.
let us know how it goes.
((((HUGS))))
thinking of you as you go thru this awful testing.
bizi

Mari 05-29-2018 08:02 AM

Good luck with the test, Kay.

:hug::hug::hug:

OhKay 05-29-2018 08:46 AM

Thank you ladies :grouphug:

I would never use Craig's List for anything. It's super-sketchy. There's no way to know who's going to show up at your door...
For now Corey is helping me. That's his job as my husband. I shouldn't have to pay anyone.

He is in a foul mood already...
You would think it was him having barium shot up his v and a today.
I had to take an extra 1/4mg of Klonopin to deal with him and nerves about the test.

bizi 05-29-2018 08:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by OhKay (Post 1263214)
Thank you ladies :grouphug:

I would never use Craig's List for anything. It's super-sketchy. There's no way to know who's going to show up at your door...
For now Corey is helping me. That's his job as my husband. I shouldn't have to pay anyone.

He is in a foul mood already...
You would think it was him having barium shot up his v and a today.
I had to take an extra 1/4mg of Klonopin to deal with him and nerves about the test.

since he is driving you ...maybe take a bit more klonipin???
bizi

Mari 05-29-2018 01:47 PM

Thinking good thoughts for you, Kay








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Dmom3005 05-29-2018 06:32 PM

I'm sorry I'm so late. But good luck with the test. I'm so Glad to
see Corey went with you again this week. I think that your doing
great getting the laundry there with him too. Keep up the good
work.

Donna :hug::grouphug:

bizi 05-30-2018 09:14 AM

You have been thru so much....I really feel for you.
I am hoping for some normalcy for you, what ever normal is that is.
I wish you felt better.
All of these tests are so invasive of your personal space.....
love

bizi

OhKay 05-31-2018 10:56 AM

The test was as terrible as expected. I will spare you the details. It may not have been as bad if I had a radiologist who knew what the hell she was doing, but I didn't, and the test that should have taken "30 minutes" took 2 hours. After the test was done, I was absolutely covered in the white barium paste. I did the best I could to clean myself up, but was far from satisfied. They gave me two pads to wear home and I felt like I was wearing a diaper.

We left at 11am and got home around 5pm (those are normally napping hours for me). I immediately took a shower. Then we ordered an early dinner of Chinese food, and I fell asleep on the couch somewhere around 6:30pm. Corey woke me up at about 9:30 to go to bed, I smoked ,and slept straight through to 6:30am (about my normal time).

Yesterday I woke up feeling terrible, so I was worried about taking mag. citrate, but I had to get rid of the barium. I was very nauseous and had to get off the phone with a friend to throw up. I ended up smoking some MJ and taking a nap to handle the nausea. I had terrible stomach pains for hours until I finally passed the barium, but I know it's all gone now. That's all I care about.

This morning I had an echocardiogram at 8am, but wasn't supposed to have the halter monitor put on until 10:30, but they did it for me right after the test so I didn't have to wait around or leave and come back. I can take it off on Saturday at 8:51am. They told me to return it to the hospital Monday morning tho.

I don't know when I'll get the results of all these friggen tests, but I should be able to read the radiologist's report of the echo on Sunday (I hope). I imagine that the results of the halter monitor will take a while.

I will be happy to have this contraption off of me. I'm sick of it already, and I HATE the idea of not being able to shower tomorrow!
Hopefully after it's off on Saturday, I won't have to have anymore tests for a VERY long time!!!

bizi 05-31-2018 06:37 PM

I had to wear the haulter monitor one time because of pvcs that came about mysteriously then went away. The cardio thought it was stress induced.
I hope for your sake that this will be the last test you have to take for a long time.
(((((HUGS)))))
bizi


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