I slept well last night. There is no place like home. Katherine got me a donut shaped pillow that supported my neck, but didn't put pressure on my "hole" in my head. Worked great!
I am hoping to recieve a pathology report today (so much for 24 hours!). With any luck they will be able to make a treatable diagnosis. I am ready to move from the diagnosis stage to the treatment stage.
As soon as I hear anything, I will post here.
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- Charles Hawkins
- Ocean Springs, Mississippi, United States
- the musings of an Episcopal Priest, resident in the Diocese of Mississippi, serving as Rector of St. John's, Ocean Springs, and Dean of the A. C. Marble School for Theological Formation.
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3 comments:
In the words of Homer Simpson...
"Woo hoo!"
Charles-I am sooo glad you got some sleep! Good thinking, Katherine.
I will be with you all in spirit today. I am praying for good news and a swift treatment plan.
Love, Lynn
Good to hear u r home & sleeping well. We r praying, crossing r fingers & lighting candles (old habits) for a speedy recovery.
i used to work w/fungi in my lab days. they were easy 2 grow when you didn't want them.
Hang in there, all our best 2 u and the family,
love Conie & Scott Mendel
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