She came for a short visit the other day and I have not seen her since. She honestly seemed as excited to see me as I was to see her.
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I had to call an ambulance for Roger yesterday morn...I could not get him to get up. He would say what, when I was trying to get him to get up to take his meds. And say okay...but would just go back to sleep.
You cannot imagine how stupid I feel...in my own defense, I will say I am ever looking for something that points to another stroke. But he is diabetic. Can you guess where I am going? Yes, his blood sugar was extremely, extremely low. I am amazed he was not in a coma. The EMT gave him an IV that brought his sugar back up and had him eat a peanut butter sandwich before they would leave.
And my biopsy was more basal cell....right now another MOHs surgery is scheduled for Aug 12. The other option is radiation. 25 treatments. Every day. They both scare me since it is about an inch below my eye and close to my nose.
Good luck! That is scary.
ReplyDeleteGood thing you called for an ambulance for Roger. You probably saved his life! As for your biopsy results I think it's a hard decision for you whether to go for radiation or the MOH surgery. Hopefully your surgeon can give you advice on how to proceed.
ReplyDeleteOh Rose, sometimes life can seem to be too much. Diabetic lows are so dangerous so you did the right thing calling the ambulance, and I am praying your surgery will go well. Sending hugz to you both, Mxx
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear that you will need either surgery or treatments.
ReplyDeleteOh my, that must have been scary. I probably would have called an ambulance as well. Glad to hear he's ok now though.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear about the biopsy results. Sending hugs and prayers to help you through.
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ReplyDeleteThe low blood sugar is dangerous, it was good to call the ambulance.
Sorry to hear about your surgery, sending prayers for you and Roger.
Take care, enjoy your day! Have a happy 4th of July weekend.
Tough decision of treatment options. You’ll do what’s best!
ReplyDeleteI can understand you calling 911 for Roger. I probably would have too. Now you will know something to check for if you are in a smiler situation again.
Take care, you two!
I can only imagine how scared you were with Roger. Glad he is OK. I hate that you have to go through surgery or something again. You sure have had a lot of problems with all that. So sorry. Prayers.
ReplyDeleteSorry you have to wait so long for the MOHS. the waiting makes me crazy. the shorter time I have to free is always best for me. your little one is so precious, I love her toes and nails and claws and her WHISKERS.
ReplyDeletei know low sugar is scary but I am happy that it was that and he did not have to be transported and it could be brought up so quickly.
Oh my, you have your hands full!! Hang in there, and good luck. I've had a number of basal cell removals, but not MOHs.
ReplyDeleteOh my Rose...I am so sorry. This is all pretty scary. Glad you called the EMTs and got Roger stabilized. Prayers for your decisions on your treatment too. (((hugs))) Sue
ReplyDeleteEverything seems to be so scary for you both now. I pray it all will be better and better as the days march on.
ReplyDeleteWow you've had a lot going one. Glad you got Roger taken care of. I'll be praying for you as well with your health issues. - That little squirrel is really cute.
ReplyDeleteWow, you've had more than enough scares with your diagnosis and Rogers BS. Glad you called the EMT's and they got him stabilized. Think positive about your basal cell. Medical science has come a long way. ((HUGS))
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Pleased that Roger was stabilised, but sorry to read about your health problems. Thinking of you and sending my good wishes.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
PS Cute squirrel.
You did the right thing calling an ambulance for Roger. It is hard to know what to do since you are not a doctor. We (I am talking about me now), just don't know how to diagnose what is wrong. It is better to err on the safe side but it is a hard decision to make. You may have saved Roger's life.
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So sorry to read about this Rose. This is such a stressful time for you and I will be praying for you both.
ReplyDeleteRose, I've got behind with all blogs - here's hoping that Roger is fairing better now - and that you have gotten further along with making decisions for your own health. Virtual hugs
ReplyDeleteHope all is going well for you Rose (I notice you have not been here for a while). Love and hugz, Mxx
ReplyDeleteSending prayers to you two.
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