Felicia
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My 9yo DD was diagnosed early December with a kidney after having lots of visible blood in her urine. She was told to drink water, drink water, drink water. She felt fine except for the occasional "pain in my side". Tuesday night she said her side hurt and starting vomiting from 9pm until 4am Wednesday. Took her to the hospital for a sonogram and they said the stone had moved and is in her lower E junction? . I spoke with the urologist this morning and they want to laser zap this stone, which is a BIG 7.7mm, to break it up. We are meeting with him on Monday morning and it will be scheduled for next week. I hope she doesn't have pain before then.
ANY prayers and pixie dust for my little one, Dana, will be so appreciated. I will post updates.
***UPDATE***
Dana is home and relaxing! She is a brave girl, much braver than I was. I was able to go into the OR with her and be there for her as she fell asleep. I really don't know why they don't medicated the parent that goes in with them as they get put to sleep!!!lol Afterwards the doctor told us the stone (turned out to be 7.2mm, still big) was blocking her ureter just before the bladder. He showed us a picture of it that was taken with an internal camera and it was very jagged.. he said it probably could have perferated her as it passed. He was able to zap it into tiny pieces and he removed the larger ones. She has a stent inside of her that will be removed on Monday. Dana is a tiny bit uncomfortable at times, but doing well.
Here is a picture of Dana and her doll "Ashley". Ashley has gone everywhere with Dana since birth. The doctors let Ashley stay right next to Dana in the OR - and why not, Ashley was in her hospital get up too! lol
ANY prayers and pixie dust for my little one, Dana, will be so appreciated. I will post updates.
***UPDATE***
Dana is home and relaxing! She is a brave girl, much braver than I was. I was able to go into the OR with her and be there for her as she fell asleep. I really don't know why they don't medicated the parent that goes in with them as they get put to sleep!!!lol Afterwards the doctor told us the stone (turned out to be 7.2mm, still big) was blocking her ureter just before the bladder. He showed us a picture of it that was taken with an internal camera and it was very jagged.. he said it probably could have perferated her as it passed. He was able to zap it into tiny pieces and he removed the larger ones. She has a stent inside of her that will be removed on Monday. Dana is a tiny bit uncomfortable at times, but doing well.
Here is a picture of Dana and her doll "Ashley". Ashley has gone everywhere with Dana since birth. The doctors let Ashley stay right next to Dana in the OR - and why not, Ashley was in her hospital get up too! lol

I'm so sorry for your little one. I have had many kidney stones, but none so large that I couldn't pass. I totally understand the pain she is feeling. I hope that it is resolved soon.

Poor baby! Hope she is feeling better soon.