SpaceMan5
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It is my nature to be strong and supportive for others but I am at a point that I need to ask for a little help for me and my family..
My DD21 is enduring an on going battle with endometriosis. The constant pain she deals with is not fair for such a young lady to being dealing with on a daily basis. Another MRI is scheduled for this Friday and will likely result in another surgery for her in December. Medication options are nearly non-existence and the most viable option has such horrible side effects. One of her last doctors was such a jerk and told her to take a walk and that she would feel better after that. We are sadly seeing that endometriosis is such a mystery.
My DD24 is scheduled to have a brain tumor removed on 11/22 at the UW. This has been a roller coaster of a ride of doctor visits, blood tests, MRI's, second opinions and everything else for quite a while now. She/we have decided on the most aggressive option because it will yield the results. The other options could lead to permanent vision loss and motor functions. My wife and I will take a medical leave of absence from our jobs to take care of our girls. My DS18 is a trooper. He is really calm about it all and has said that there is nothing to worry about it until something actually happens.
I always like to say that if we throw all of our problems into a circle with other ppl problems we will realize that we don't have it so bad.. Being honest, I am having a really hard time believing that right now.. Feeling lots of emotions as we come closer to the day of surgery.
My DD21 is enduring an on going battle with endometriosis. The constant pain she deals with is not fair for such a young lady to being dealing with on a daily basis. Another MRI is scheduled for this Friday and will likely result in another surgery for her in December. Medication options are nearly non-existence and the most viable option has such horrible side effects. One of her last doctors was such a jerk and told her to take a walk and that she would feel better after that. We are sadly seeing that endometriosis is such a mystery.
My DD24 is scheduled to have a brain tumor removed on 11/22 at the UW. This has been a roller coaster of a ride of doctor visits, blood tests, MRI's, second opinions and everything else for quite a while now. She/we have decided on the most aggressive option because it will yield the results. The other options could lead to permanent vision loss and motor functions. My wife and I will take a medical leave of absence from our jobs to take care of our girls. My DS18 is a trooper. He is really calm about it all and has said that there is nothing to worry about it until something actually happens.
I always like to say that if we throw all of our problems into a circle with other ppl problems we will realize that we don't have it so bad.. Being honest, I am having a really hard time believing that right now.. Feeling lots of emotions as we come closer to the day of surgery.
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