Yeah, Sassy's home! :hug: I'm so very glad you're doing better. Continuing those thoughts and prayers for a fast recovery for you.

Brenda, I'm so glad you're back home. I know that had to be a very scary incident for you. Thank goodness for steroids - as much of a pain as they can be they are our saving grace when the chips are down.

Take care and let others do for you until you get your strength back. :hug:

Brenda -

Glad you're home! I haven't been checking in much and am just now seeing this. Hoping you the best!

Tom

So Sorry I missed this earlier Brenda... *kicking self*

I am glad you are home and am sending prayers your way. Feel better soon and rest up girl...

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Just seeing this
 

This must have been scary

Glad you are at least well enough to post an update

Feel better soon

Glad you're home...the best place to recuperate.

Rest now...you've been through a real scare.

Take care.:hug:

Sassy, so glad you're home. :hug: Rest up and take care of yourself.

Just checking in..I am tired beyond belief. The aftershock or a symptom? Who knows.

I was taken by ambulance on Sunday, completely unable to move anything below my chin but rigid not floppy.

I gained movement back within 12 hours, thank you God!

My oxygen level was low, 92 and phosphorus level was slightly low (this is very rare). I have an appt with my PCP tomorrow and hope to find out more about that.

Then I need to see my neurologist soon after that. She did an MRI of my neck while I was up there but that was clear.

So, I have this feeling that this MySterious disease will stay a MyStery.

Thanks again for the prayers and good thoughts.

Love
Bren

Thanks for the update. Hope your appt goes well. Continue to take care of yourself! :grouphug:

Sassy, thanks for the update. I will pray that you continue to improve. Let us know how it goes.