
Last night my head hurt so bad I couldn’t even stand to watch my videos before bedtime. My migraine was affecting my eyes more than I would have liked it to in order to watch them which doesn’t happen often as much anymore. Yet here it was happening.
This morning I woke up to take my early pill and went back to bed like normal. Only I had a few minutes left before my second timer went off when Mom stormed into my room. She was ready to walk early this morning and said it was colder out today. I needed to wear something warmer this time.
We didn’t exactly know what would happen although we have been through various hospital visits and procedures during the last few years. However, Vincennes is different from Sullivan and Terre Haute for us so we didn’t know fully what to expect today.
Everything went smoothly though. It was a long time to wait, but the procedure didn’t take long at all. It seemed like we just left and oh not more than 10 minutes or so and the doctor came out to talk to us about the next visit for the results. So it’s remarkable how quickly it came and went but, the waiting is before and afterwards. We are in the middle of the last wait of 45 minutes before being discharged. It is halfway over with; so that’s good.
It’s just been a long morning and afternoon. We still haven’t had our lunch or dinnertime yet. Unless pretzels and Ruffles count with water. I am still having issues even here at the hospital with connecting with Bryan. Just now I got some messages from him, but they are not showing up in my Telegram feed only on my home page on my phone. It’s super irritating and frustrating. It’s still telling me he didn’t get my 5 messages from earlier today, but he just answered some of them. Something is awfully fishy around here the past couple of days. I just want to be able to have a conversation with my boyfriend in real-time.
Hopefully my phone will get back into array and not take as long as the results will take. I can’t wait another two weeks without being connected to Bryan. This is extremely difficult for both of us to not be able to talk to each other when we need each other. We are hopeful and praying for good results to come back from this procedure, but it is in God’s hands.





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