HI; Good news. Just received word that the CAT scan showed no problem. Therefore, no surgery on her belly!! Linda was awakened at 4AM and transported to the imaging facility here in the hospital and prep was done in advance of the SAT scan. The actual scan was not conducted until 6 AM and results were not conveyed until just a while ago. Linda slept between 9 AM and 2 PM with a notice on her door not to disturb her. She feels much better with the sleep and with the knowledge that her scan showed that there was no problem in her intestines. She is getting what she needs right now, as sleep has been a limited aspect of her recent experience, to say the least. Her lower GI issues seem to be on track, altough not fully resolved, due to the laxative affect of fluid she had to drink as part of the CAT prep.
Now we await the healing of the infected site and look forward to a week of recovery. Mandy is back at home and is now recovered from her bout with stomach flu. Rascal and Chico are doing their best to make her aware of their anger about our absence and causing her no end of trouble. Strange dogs, for sure.
Thanks, again, for all the kind and healing thoughts. John
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
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Hurrah!! Glad the news is finally more positive...we need to get you home...home is the best place to heal. I'm sure as nice a facility as Stanford is you are all more than ready to continue the healing process at home. We are here rooting for you all the way. Get well! Hope to see you very soon! Kathy
ReplyDeleteGreat news Hooray for Linda !! Thinking of you and sending lots of love.
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Glad to hear the good news!!! Getting sleep in a hospital is a great gift of the Angels and the sign on the is a great idea. Hope you can see some sun from your window so see what beautiful days we're having and what's out there waiting for you to enjoy. Sending you love and healing engery, gina
ReplyDeleteI heard on KGO radio today that Stanford Hospital is conducting noise level surveys so that they can reduce noise and allow the patients to rest more. I hope they started this research in Linda's room. Rest soundly and heal, Friend. Julie
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