Hi BJ,
We have finally moved. All the painting is done, but we still have
other things to do. The washer and dryer still aren't hooked up, so I
will be heading over to my Dad's tomorrow to do that job. Kip is
still deciding on curtains for the living room window, and Gabi's
bedroom. Even though it was a short move, it was hectic. Everyone
was stressed out. Liam had a good cry the other day. I wasn't here,
but Kip said it was the most broken hearted little sobbing. He had
never slept in his own room before, as Gabi and he had always shared a
room. He feels better now though. He played in his own bedroom all
day yesterday, and he slept there by himself last night. Gabi was the
one who had Mom sleep with her! :)
I have had all kinds of things going on these past few weeks. I am
still having these strange attacks, but fortunately there has been no
lasting damage. I saw a neurologist the other day, and he said that
it was one of three things: TIA's, focal seizures, or migraines. He
has ordered an EEG and another MRI with a perfusion scan for mid May.
I had a cardiac stress test on Wednesday. I lasted eight minutes,
which was longer than I thought I would. They managed to get my heart
rate up to 137, which is good considering all the BP meds I take.
They also injected some type of contrast and took films before and
after the actual test. I have not received any results yet.
I have not yet seen my nephrologist since he suggested that I was
having panic attacks. The neurologist ruled that out right away. No
more pentamidine treatments. I am now taking dapsone three times a
week instead.
That's about it, except for the internet hassles.
> Hi Wes,
> I see your post, so fill us in on details. We have been waiting to hear all
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J - 01 May 2004 10:40 GMT
> That's about it, except for the internet hassles.
Thanks for the update Wes. When you described Liam crying, I was thinking of an advert on
TV where a family moves and they took the door jam with them where they'd marked each
child's heigth. It mists my eyes up. If only moving was that simple. I've mentioned easy
to maintain curtains before . I think they're called balloon curtains (made of colorful
sheet materials..easy to wash and maybe (oh no ! ) window blinds. There's some nice
vertical cloth ones out there, but I expert Kip has ideas of her own.
I mainly popped in to ask what internet hassles you are having?
I was having all kinds of Google chaos on Thursday and Friday and perhaps it's been
affecting you, since you post through there. Hopefully it's over now, their stocks have
gone up. (some new announcement). I saw the 2 owners on TV last night. Very young guys
and oh so rich and about to get richer. Advertising contracts or something which show up
on our Google searches. They're excited. I want some of their money <smile>
Let me know if I can be of assist with your "internet hassles".
Hugs
J
BJ - 01 May 2004 17:06 GMT
Hi Wes,
Moving is hard on everyone, even if it isn't far. I am glad Liam has settled
in. Poor little sweetie. I can just imagine how sad his crying must have
been. Kids do adjust quickly though, so I know both children will be fine. I
don't pretend to understand all of the tests you are having. Things have
been so complexe with you. Just know that I am thinking about, and praying
for you. Try not to overdo things. Rest as much as you can. It was so good
to hear from you.
BJ-Sk. Canada
> Hi BJ,
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> Hi Wes,
> I see your post, so fill us in on details. We have been waiting to hear all
> about the move, and how you managed.
> BJ-Sk. Canada
I see You also Wes
Bruce On." thinking of you and Kip on the move "