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Friday, June 12, 2009

Wish I was Home....

I am still in Pittsburgh at the Magee Woman's Hospital room #3172 and I am wishing I was home.....I am so sick of sitting in a room with nothing to do all day when there are so many activities waiting for me.. I miss my Bella and hope to be able to see her soon. Although I must say it's been really nice having Bryan here to keep me company and keep me from being in a constant state of anxiety~

My sister is having a yard sale today to help raise money to help us while we are here and help us get home. I am thankful for her sacrifice and I hope she gets the support she needs.

My levels are still off...this morning they raised my prograf again and it is the highest dose I have ever taken...this worries me a little~ Prograf is my anti-rejection medication and if it's too low I can reject but if it's too high other things can happen like my head hurts tremendously, tremors, and I could have kidney and liver damage. So I have my concerns...
I was also given more Magnesium through an IV drip today. Nothing seems to be working correctly and I am hoping that it is just because of the "overload" my body is being put through. Perhaps everything will go back to normal....well what's normal for me anyway....when I am released. Hopefully that may be this weekend or first of next weekend. I could really use the sleep when I get home....ironically I get terrible sleep in the hospital due to many early morning interruptions...

I don't want to sound "down" but I am definitely sick of being in the "clink" and wish I knew when I might be able to see the light of day again :) I should get parole for good behavior. :)

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1 comment:

Cammi said...

Hi Jamie,

Sorry to hear you are still having problems with your levels. Bummer! I was hoping you were only in the hospital so you could finish your IVs and then you'd be on your way home! I hope it all resolves soon so you can be done with this little bump on the road and back to your life in AZ. Let us know if we can help you!

Cammi

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