Saturday, March 21, 2009

Peracarditis--Fire in the Heart

Peracarditis, some residual damage after my partner's heart attack (which all agree happened in the dental chair during that horrible botch of a root canal), is current condition we must deal with. She will be released today at 2PM with more drugs and the knowledge that something NEW has been found near her spine. An MRI will have to be done later to determine what wonderful treat awaits her there. (After she gets stronger.)

She has been in absolute agony ever since the day of botched root canal. We tried speaking/seeing several of her specialists but that never got to happen. In my pre-MS days I would have been in their face and I can't tell you here what I would have said.

There is a reason for everything. I have come to believe that. Even though it seems that many times random actions cause fate, in my life it has been the other way around. Her heart was strong enough to weather a HEART ATTACK and a week of debilitating pain and still beat steady. She wants to live. She was a preemie, is a DES Daughter, and her body has more illnesses in it than I can remember (though I have them written in my wallet)---but her soul wants to live. Thank you for all the good wishes.

And the beat goes on.

10 comments:

Herrad said...

Peracarditis, some residual damage after my partner's heart attack (which all agree happened in the dental chair during that horrible botch of a root canal), is current condition we must deal with. She will be released today at 2PM with more drugs and the knowledge that something NEW has been found near her spine. An MRI will have to be done later to determine what wonderful treat awaits her there. (After she gets stronger.)

She has been in absolute agony ever since the day of botched root canal. We tried speaking/seeing several of her specialists but that never got to happen. In my pre-MS days I would have been in their face and I can't tell you here what I would have said.

There is a reason for everything. I have come to believe that. Even though it seems that many times random actions cause fate, in my life it has been the other way around. Her heart was strong enough to weather a HEART ATTACK and a week of debilitating pain and still beat steady. She wants to live. She was a preemie, is a DES Daughter, and her body has more illnesses in it than I can remember (though I have them written in my wallet)---but her soul wants to live. Thank you for all the good wishes.

And the beat goes on.

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LISA EMRICH said...

Peracarditis, some residual damage after my partner's heart attack (which all agree happened in the dental chair during that horrible botch of a root canal), is current condition we must deal with. She will be released today at 2PM with more drugs and the knowledge that something NEW has been found near her spine. An MRI will have to be done later to determine what wonderful treat awaits her there. (After she gets stronger.)

She has been in absolute agony ever since the day of botched root canal. We tried speaking/seeing several of her specialists but that never got to happen. In my pre-MS days I would have been in their face and I can't tell you here what I would have said.

There is a reason for everything. I have come to believe that. Even though it seems that many times random actions cause fate, in my life it has been the other way around. Her heart was strong enough to weather a HEART ATTACK and a week of debilitating pain and still beat steady. She wants to live. She was a preemie, is a DES Daughter, and her body has more illnesses in it than I can remember (though I have them written in my wallet)---but her soul wants to live. Thank you for all the good wishes.

And the beat goes on.

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Denver Refashionista said...

Peracarditis, some residual damage after my partner's heart attack (which all agree happened in the dental chair during that horrible botch of a root canal), is current condition we must deal with. She will be released today at 2PM with more drugs and the knowledge that something NEW has been found near her spine. An MRI will have to be done later to determine what wonderful treat awaits her there. (After she gets stronger.)

She has been in absolute agony ever since the day of botched root canal. We tried speaking/seeing several of her specialists but that never got to happen. In my pre-MS days I would have been in their face and I can't tell you here what I would have said.

There is a reason for everything. I have come to believe that. Even though it seems that many times random actions cause fate, in my life it has been the other way around. Her heart was strong enough to weather a HEART ATTACK and a week of debilitating pain and still beat steady. She wants to live. She was a preemie, is a DES Daughter, and her body has more illnesses in it than I can remember (though I have them written in my wallet)---but her soul wants to live. Thank you for all the good wishes.

And the beat goes on.

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Diane J Standiford said...

Peracarditis, some residual damage after my partner's heart attack (which all agree happened in the dental chair during that horrible botch of a root canal), is current condition we must deal with. She will be released today at 2PM with more drugs and the knowledge that something NEW has been found near her spine. An MRI will have to be done later to determine what wonderful treat awaits her there. (After she gets stronger.)

She has been in absolute agony ever since the day of botched root canal. We tried speaking/seeing several of her specialists but that never got to happen. In my pre-MS days I would have been in their face and I can't tell you here what I would have said.

There is a reason for everything. I have come to believe that. Even though it seems that many times random actions cause fate, in my life it has been the other way around. Her heart was strong enough to weather a HEART ATTACK and a week of debilitating pain and still beat steady. She wants to live. She was a preemie, is a DES Daughter, and her body has more illnesses in it than I can remember (though I have them written in my wallet)---but her soul wants to live. Thank you for all the good wishes.

And the beat goes on.

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harkoo said...

Peracarditis, some residual damage after my partner's heart attack (which all agree happened in the dental chair during that horrible botch of a root canal), is current condition we must deal with. She will be released today at 2PM with more drugs and the knowledge that something NEW has been found near her spine. An MRI will have to be done later to determine what wonderful treat awaits her there. (After she gets stronger.)

She has been in absolute agony ever since the day of botched root canal. We tried speaking/seeing several of her specialists but that never got to happen. In my pre-MS days I would have been in their face and I can't tell you here what I would have said.

There is a reason for everything. I have come to believe that. Even though it seems that many times random actions cause fate, in my life it has been the other way around. Her heart was strong enough to weather a HEART ATTACK and a week of debilitating pain and still beat steady. She wants to live. She was a preemie, is a DES Daughter, and her body has more illnesses in it than I can remember (though I have them written in my wallet)---but her soul wants to live. Thank you for all the good wishes.

And the beat goes on.

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Diane J Standiford said...

Peracarditis, some residual damage after my partner's heart attack (which all agree happened in the dental chair during that horrible botch of a root canal), is current condition we must deal with. She will be released today at 2PM with more drugs and the knowledge that something NEW has been found near her spine. An MRI will have to be done later to determine what wonderful treat awaits her there. (After she gets stronger.)

She has been in absolute agony ever since the day of botched root canal. We tried speaking/seeing several of her specialists but that never got to happen. In my pre-MS days I would have been in their face and I can't tell you here what I would have said.

There is a reason for everything. I have come to believe that. Even though it seems that many times random actions cause fate, in my life it has been the other way around. Her heart was strong enough to weather a HEART ATTACK and a week of debilitating pain and still beat steady. She wants to live. She was a preemie, is a DES Daughter, and her body has more illnesses in it than I can remember (though I have them written in my wallet)---but her soul wants to live. Thank you for all the good wishes.

And the beat goes on.

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Georgia Mountain Man said...

Peracarditis, some residual damage after my partner's heart attack (which all agree happened in the dental chair during that horrible botch of a root canal), is current condition we must deal with. She will be released today at 2PM with more drugs and the knowledge that something NEW has been found near her spine. An MRI will have to be done later to determine what wonderful treat awaits her there. (After she gets stronger.)

She has been in absolute agony ever since the day of botched root canal. We tried speaking/seeing several of her specialists but that never got to happen. In my pre-MS days I would have been in their face and I can't tell you here what I would have said.

There is a reason for everything. I have come to believe that. Even though it seems that many times random actions cause fate, in my life it has been the other way around. Her heart was strong enough to weather a HEART ATTACK and a week of debilitating pain and still beat steady. She wants to live. She was a preemie, is a DES Daughter, and her body has more illnesses in it than I can remember (though I have them written in my wallet)---but her soul wants to live. Thank you for all the good wishes.

And the beat goes on.

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harkoo said...

Peracarditis, some residual damage after my partner's heart attack (which all agree happened in the dental chair during that horrible botch of a root canal), is current condition we must deal with. She will be released today at 2PM with more drugs and the knowledge that something NEW has been found near her spine. An MRI will have to be done later to determine what wonderful treat awaits her there. (After she gets stronger.)

She has been in absolute agony ever since the day of botched root canal. We tried speaking/seeing several of her specialists but that never got to happen. In my pre-MS days I would have been in their face and I can't tell you here what I would have said.

There is a reason for everything. I have come to believe that. Even though it seems that many times random actions cause fate, in my life it has been the other way around. Her heart was strong enough to weather a HEART ATTACK and a week of debilitating pain and still beat steady. She wants to live. She was a preemie, is a DES Daughter, and her body has more illnesses in it than I can remember (though I have them written in my wallet)---but her soul wants to live. Thank you for all the good wishes.

And the beat goes on.

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Taxingwoman said...

Peracarditis, some residual damage after my partner's heart attack (which all agree happened in the dental chair during that horrible botch of a root canal), is current condition we must deal with. She will be released today at 2PM with more drugs and the knowledge that something NEW has been found near her spine. An MRI will have to be done later to determine what wonderful treat awaits her there. (After she gets stronger.)

She has been in absolute agony ever since the day of botched root canal. We tried speaking/seeing several of her specialists but that never got to happen. In my pre-MS days I would have been in their face and I can't tell you here what I would have said.

There is a reason for everything. I have come to believe that. Even though it seems that many times random actions cause fate, in my life it has been the other way around. Her heart was strong enough to weather a HEART ATTACK and a week of debilitating pain and still beat steady. She wants to live. She was a preemie, is a DES Daughter, and her body has more illnesses in it than I can remember (though I have them written in my wallet)---but her soul wants to live. Thank you for all the good wishes.

And the beat goes on.

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Ms. 50something said...

Peracarditis, some residual damage after my partner's heart attack (which all agree happened in the dental chair during that horrible botch of a root canal), is current condition we must deal with. She will be released today at 2PM with more drugs and the knowledge that something NEW has been found near her spine. An MRI will have to be done later to determine what wonderful treat awaits her there. (After she gets stronger.)

She has been in absolute agony ever since the day of botched root canal. We tried speaking/seeing several of her specialists but that never got to happen. In my pre-MS days I would have been in their face and I can't tell you here what I would have said.

There is a reason for everything. I have come to believe that. Even though it seems that many times random actions cause fate, in my life it has been the other way around. Her heart was strong enough to weather a HEART ATTACK and a week of debilitating pain and still beat steady. She wants to live. She was a preemie, is a DES Daughter, and her body has more illnesses in it than I can remember (though I have them written in my wallet)---but her soul wants to live. Thank you for all the good wishes.

And the beat goes on.

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