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We are about out the door to get Billy. Emma's appointment went well. You go in at 10am, get an IV, get dye injected and then have a few scans. Then you go away for a while (til 1pm) and then you come back and have a ton of scans. Toe to head in fact. The only scary part for her was the IV. The table she lays on had restraining straps. She was fully strapped in! Poor kid. The only thing the tech said was that if they didn't find anything we were looking at an MRI. So my mind says that she didn't see anything. But we are not doing that unless the doctor really wants to. She hasn't complained about the pain for a week. So that was my prayer that the pain would go away. More later.

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#3 Comment from kamdghwmw
5/22/08 3:18 PM | Permalink

Poor emma. I hate ivs. She is so brave.
Kelli
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#2 Comment from crewsfour
5/22/08 9:38 AM | Permalink

Poor Emma, I know I hate getting IVs and couldn't imagine having my little girl having to get one. I'm glad she made it through and agree on the MRI - no need unless its necessary. It's encouraging that she's not complaining of pain any longer, how is she doing with the crutches?? Leene
#1 Comment from luvrte66
5/22/08 9:26 AM | Permalink

That sounds encouraging, Traci. I'm glad she is no longer having pain.

Beth

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