Prayers for all of you indeed.  This is a very survivable problem..great
you caught it early. Joyce


On Sat, May 25, 2013 at 7:38 AM, Chuck Alexander <
[email protected]> wrote:

>       Folks: My wife (and I) need your prayers. She had been short of
> breath for a cpl days, and thought it was her asthma acting up, so she was
> going to town yesterday and was going to stop off at our GP doc to get her
> inhaler refilled. But, they told her to go on to the ER if she was short of
> breath. Got here, and after many tests, they found several blood clots in
> her right lung. This was a shock to say the least. They think it’s because
> her job is working from home as a customer support tech and has to sit for
> 8-12 hours straight, with only 30 minute lunch breaks etc. Anyway, the good
> news is that they started her on a‘'heparin drip” and it seems to be
> working they say. Doc says that if all goes well, she can probably go home
> tomorrow evening provided a test they do to test you blood to see how thin
> it’s getting. Hers is the standard “base” of a 1, and it has to be a 2 or a
> 3 in order to go home.  Then, I was stuck at home till my daughter could
> get home and bring me up here, and I’m at home having MAJOR panic attacks
> causes these things are DEADLY if not caught and treated early. So, I
> started reading all I could about them, and the good news is that, caught
> early as they say it was, it’s almost always treatable/curable, she just
> may have to take blood thinners for the rest of her life. Small price to
> pay vs the alternative we think.  Then, just now, about an hour ago, her IV
> “blew out” and the IV fluid was going into the muscle and next thing we
> knew, she had a lump the size of a golf ball where it was located. took two
> nurses about 30 minutes to find a good vein, but they got it squared away
> and all is working well again. I must say, that both her docs, and ALL the
> nurses have been just GREAT (Knock on wood, cause you always seem to have
> that ONE single “Sarge” nurse, who seems to have anger issues with the
> world LOL... Thanks, Chuck
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