I went in this afternoon for my MRI and hit a hiccup. Apparently the contrasting agent they use is a poison which is fine for me but would be terrible if I was pregnant. Because of the timing of my cycle and when we found out there was a problem with my mammogram, I wasn't 1oo% sure that I wasn't pregnant. So, we ran a pregnancy test. An hour and a half later when we got the results of the test, they had moved on with other appointments. It was going to be atleast another hour before they could get me in. The additional wait just wasn't worth it. I rescheduled for Monday morning. So, I have an MRI at 9:15 and a meeting with the surgeon at 3:30. Feels like a lot of sending my son off to friends and family so that I can go to appointments. I am really thankful to have family and friends in town that can take him, but its still no fun. It breaks my heart becuase I like having him with me.
I noticed the other day that there is a large quarter sized lump right under the area where they did the biopsy. I noticed it the other day in the shower. Talked to some nurses and it should just be a blood clot and the body working on healing itself after the biopsy, but this morning it has started to ache in that area. I'll have to wait and see what happens with it today. Please pray that it's nothing.
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Megan,
ReplyDeleteYou and all your family are in our prayers.
Thank you for this blog.
and Beckham will be ok...I know you are just a mom concerned about your son, but I bet Melissa doesn't remember coming over to my house for 2 days every time your mom had chemo.
I am so thankful that God makes kids resilent. But I certainly understand your concern.
Please know that there are so many of us praying for you. I wish I was there to physically help out.
Love, Missy
Dear Megan,
ReplyDeleteI'm so thankful for your blog so that I can check in and see how you are doing and know how I can pray for you. I know that God is showing His mercy to you because He's been prompting you to "take care of your body" so that you could find and treat the cancer early. I'm carrying you and your family in my heart and look forward to hearing about the next steps.
Love,
Betsy