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So if life wants to calm down just a little I would be really rather grateful.
Finally got Paul sorted out...sort of. Its not any form of cancer, nor is it a tumour. It was a cyst on a sweat gland, of which they got most out. It was completely benign. Not mainly. Combined with the weird sweat gland he has what they call a cluster migraine(nicknamed a suicide migraine). The docs predict that it will last another month or two or three. And until it goes away he is to remain off of work. So while it is still really serious, it is no longer thought to be possibly fatal.
We should now all be sighing one nice big sigh of relief and thanks. Not to happen apparently. Yesterday my 'aunt' Sarah was rushed into hospital with severe anaemia. Since then the docs have pumped as much antibiotics into her as humanly possible, given her two blood transfusions and taken a biopsy of her bone marrow. We are all trying our best not to jump to the worst conclusions.
And today a lump appeared at the base of the dogs tail. Thankfully that doesn't seem to be bothering her, nor does it presently look like anything to be worried about. She has likely just rolled over at night and knocked herself against the corner of the wall outside the living room.
*sigh*
Please can no more people get ill any time soon.
Please.
Finally got Paul sorted out...sort of. Its not any form of cancer, nor is it a tumour. It was a cyst on a sweat gland, of which they got most out. It was completely benign. Not mainly. Combined with the weird sweat gland he has what they call a cluster migraine(nicknamed a suicide migraine). The docs predict that it will last another month or two or three. And until it goes away he is to remain off of work. So while it is still really serious, it is no longer thought to be possibly fatal.
We should now all be sighing one nice big sigh of relief and thanks. Not to happen apparently. Yesterday my 'aunt' Sarah was rushed into hospital with severe anaemia. Since then the docs have pumped as much antibiotics into her as humanly possible, given her two blood transfusions and taken a biopsy of her bone marrow. We are all trying our best not to jump to the worst conclusions.
And today a lump appeared at the base of the dogs tail. Thankfully that doesn't seem to be bothering her, nor does it presently look like anything to be worried about. She has likely just rolled over at night and knocked herself against the corner of the wall outside the living room.
*sigh*
Please can no more people get ill any time soon.
Please.