My leukemia's back.

Got results back on my brain MRI..not the neck one yet. I was told all looked normal except for the veins look like an older persons would look like, not one my age. They don't seem alarmed, they had a name for it..don't ask me now what that was..I just remember asking what that meant. I just got, that the veins running from a something, is looking like it wouldn't normally show up until I was older. hmmm... ? They want me to go see a neurologist, and do some therapy for balance. I should have gotten the results from the neck by now. Will have to call back on Mon. I did have surgery on the C spine years ago. Hope all of that is ok.
:hugs hope they get back to you soon and with good news :fl
 
Good morning Team! Glad the MRI looks good and x2 on hoping the therapy helps, Cynthia.

Was happy to hear that my daughter is going to fly down to AZ for my doctor visit and catheter placement. Will be great to have her with me and she'll know what questions to ask about the radiation treatment. Guess it's the next best thing to being treated at her facility.
 
Monring all! Well, Cynthia, looks like the medical equivalent to mish-mosh. Kinda answers, kinda not, and we'll just phrase things like we know what we're talking about. Still praying that the neck MRI comes out a little more definitively.

Today is Jenny's birthday. Yesterday was Kendra's. Can't believe she's 6 years old already. I was just saying in another thread that 6 years ago today, at this precise time in fact, Kendra was in having her first surgery.

Kendra was at Denver Children's, and Jenny was at University because of complications with her C-section. So I was running back and forth between the two until they actually took Kendra down...then I stayed put at Children's. I went down for a Coke and what did I see? Jenny limping off the shuttle bus that ran between the two hospitals! I ran out to help her and I said, "Do they know you left there and are here?" She said they did, so I got a wheelchair and helped her inside, where we waited it out together. While we sat there and talked, I asked her how long University said she could stay. She hemmed and hawed and finally admitted that they didn't give her permission to leave! "But you said they knew where you were!" She said, "They do....they told me they couldn't sign me out to come over here, but when I left my room the nurse on duty winked at me, made a prayer motion with her hands, and turned her back."
 

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