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May. 20th, 2010
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I'm sorry I haven't been around much lately. It's been crazy over here. First of all, I worked all weekend last week, including a couple of double shifts and, while that may show a much improved paycheck, it left me thoroughly exhausted.
Then on Monday, my first day off, I got a call that my nephew was being taken to the ER because he was bleeding internally. after having to give him two units of blood and many little baggies of iron, he started looking better and his blood count went back up, so they scheduled him for tests, hich all looked pretty good, except for the colonoscopy, which showed that he had pancolitis, which is just another term for ulcerative colitis. None of this makes sense to me, but they were able to put him on medication that should take care of it and get him back home.
Only now, his blood count has dropped again. Not dangerously low or even low enough to need to be given more blood, but it means that he has to stay until they get that stabilized.
Unfortunately, I couldn't stay up at the hospital with him anymore, because I had to come home so I can go to work tonight and the rest of the weekend.
*huge sigh*
So that's what's up with me.....I'm scared to look at my flist, so what's up with you guys?
Then on Monday, my first day off, I got a call that my nephew was being taken to the ER because he was bleeding internally. after having to give him two units of blood and many little baggies of iron, he started looking better and his blood count went back up, so they scheduled him for tests, hich all looked pretty good, except for the colonoscopy, which showed that he had pancolitis, which is just another term for ulcerative colitis. None of this makes sense to me, but they were able to put him on medication that should take care of it and get him back home.
Only now, his blood count has dropped again. Not dangerously low or even low enough to need to be given more blood, but it means that he has to stay until they get that stabilized.
Unfortunately, I couldn't stay up at the hospital with him anymore, because I had to come home so I can go to work tonight and the rest of the weekend.
*huge sigh*
So that's what's up with me.....I'm scared to look at my flist, so what's up with you guys?