I had told my girl that she could have her favourite ice-cream. I had told her that she had to go back to try again with injection this time and I had told her that she might have to miss her school trip.
What have I done to my poor girl?
She does not know why she can't have her favourite ice-cream even though she tried two times and she overheard the man say that the second time was better. She probably taught that the MRI was over.
She has never had a phobia about injections and going to the doctor before but now she keeps on saying "Mummy, I don't want injection. Can you ask the doctor whether I can drink something instead?"
She keeps on worrying about whether she can still go for her school trip. And its all my fault.
Before her second attempt, we tried to get her to fall asleep while waiting for her turn. They let her lie on a bed which didn't look very clean to me. There was an oxygen tank or something on it which was removed and we had to dust the dirt off the bed. I saw some blood stains too. Sigh. She tried but she just couldn't sleep.
The whole experience was just very distressing for our whole family. Hubby had taken leave from his work and we had spent days worrying about it and then we spent 4 hours at the hospital for nothing and now we have even more things to worry about and we don't know when we will have another appointment or how and what are its risks etc.
Anyway, for now I don't want to worry about fixing another appointment just yet. I'll just wait for the hospital to call and probably we'll fix it in 3-4 weeks time when we are not so rushed. We always seem to be rushing around all the time. Its so tiring.
I think our main priority now should be working at getting the girl more sleep and less stress. The same goes for me.
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Unsuccessful MRI- Part 4
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Yes, best to wait for them to call for the next appt. If you hurry your girl into doing it now, she, you and your hubs will feel so very stressed out. Hopefully by then, everything will go smoothly as planned. This reminds me again that next month, I have to bring my baby back to Penang to have an MCUG scan done to see if she still has kidney reflux. She needs a catheter inserted in her down under for the dye to be injected. That's going to be another nightmare for us.
ReplyDeleteHealth Freak Mommy,
ReplyDeleteI am sorry your baby and you have to go through all this. I will remember to keep you in my prayers.