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| Saturday, December 16, 2006 |
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Well things are going OK so far. We hear Monday the results of Gary's tests on the pancreatic cyst. I am really pulling for good news. Although I would think it would have to come out. It is causing him so much pain. He is going to be really upset if they decided not to intervene and do something about it. He just wants it gone and I don't blame him. I want the cyst on my cervix gone too but they are letting it shrink on it's own. I am afraid it won't shrink so I know how Gary feels. Although my cyst is not as large as his is by no means.
Clay is doing good. He was exempt from the last 3 days of school so he is out now for Christmas break. I truly wish I could say that I was looking forward to that but with us fighting so much I am not. I know it is a stage thing but it is frustrating. He is still very active with the church. The church had their annual Christmas show and Clay got to run the main T.V. camera for them. He was nervous but my doctor said he did a good job. Kinda makes my head swell a bit. He is such a smart and responsible kid. I just wish he would be more respectful at home.
I am doing OK so far. Having my spell with the depressive side of my bipolar disease. It will pass I know but this is the longest bout I have ever had that I can remember. Also being in the hospital twice since October doesn't help with the depression. Once for pneumonia and an infection in the lining of my abdominal wall and another time for my heart. I hope that I don't have to go back for a long time if at all. The time in October, one night they had to rush me to the ICU and didn't even notify my husband. Boy was he mad when he came to visit me the next day and couldn't find me and found out that I was in intensive care. I had stopped breathing, was unresponsive and my oxygen dropped to 60 percent. They never knew why. I just feel it was my sleep apnea.
We are going to my sister's and my mother's for Christmas. There will be 10 of us. Not like the 16 at Thanksgiving. My sister isn't inviting non-relatives this time. Our menu is Heavenly ham, potato salad, slaw, baked beans, green beans, mac and cheese. Deserts will be my mother's best coconut cake, lemon cake, and my son is making a red velvet cake. Look at sugar levels lol. Hopefully the three of us who are diabetic will not go into a coma, lol. Said jokingly but seriously I hope we do OK.
Later. God bless. Teressa. |
posted by Teressa @ 7:16 AM  |
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Glad to see your post, Teressa. I don't get around to the blogs too often these days, so in case I don't get back, Merry Christmas to you and your family.
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Oh my gosh, those desserts sound heavenly! I'd want a piece of each one, lol.
My mom also has cysts on her pancreas, but so far she doesn't feel anything. I am so sorry things have been so rough for your family.
Your son sounds like such a godsend. I always find myself smiling when I read about him. So, heck, mom, you go ahead & get all big headed about him! I would too, if I were you.
Merry Christmas to you & your family.
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I've been wondering about you-I'm glad you posted with an update! Have a wonderful Christmas.
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Glad to see your post, Teressa. I don't get around to the blogs too often these days, so in case I don't get back, Merry Christmas to you and your family.