Last night.
So i didn't get to go over to mina's yesterday because when i got home from work at 8:40 i found out that my mom was having a massive gallbladder attack. My dad and brother had been trying to get her to go to the hospital but she didn't want to.
The moment i found out what was happening i told her it wasn't up to her anymore and i was driving her to the hospital. I had her at the ER by 9 pm. And spoke with the nurse and managed to get her a room immediately, because i knew there was no way she'd be able to wait around hours for a room. She was crying in pain. They quickly put in a IV and gave her morhpine and gravol with IV fluids.
We didn't leave till after 3 am , after the attack was over and she had two banana bags processed threw her IV.
If it were me in that much pain that thing would have been taken out of me years ago. I don't screw around with that crap. I had found out i had a tumor in december 2010, then had my surgery in january 2011. End of story. Why prolong it? There's no need to be afraid of doctors, they're not the ones who gave you the tumor. You are. And yes there is usually pain involved with having to fix and treat things, but better to have that pain knowing it's actually towards something good, then it just always being there or getting worse.
The moment i found out what was happening i told her it wasn't up to her anymore and i was driving her to the hospital. I had her at the ER by 9 pm. And spoke with the nurse and managed to get her a room immediately, because i knew there was no way she'd be able to wait around hours for a room. She was crying in pain. They quickly put in a IV and gave her morhpine and gravol with IV fluids.
We didn't leave till after 3 am , after the attack was over and she had two banana bags processed threw her IV.
If it were me in that much pain that thing would have been taken out of me years ago. I don't screw around with that crap. I had found out i had a tumor in december 2010, then had my surgery in january 2011. End of story. Why prolong it? There's no need to be afraid of doctors, they're not the ones who gave you the tumor. You are. And yes there is usually pain involved with having to fix and treat things, but better to have that pain knowing it's actually towards something good, then it just always being there or getting worse.