
We started our December out with a trip to St. George to get Lia's tonsils out. She was incredibly brave. This is the before pic and she went into surgery without a tear or a scared response. While we were waiting, I kept hearing other kids crying. I kept thinking poor Lia, that is going to be her in a little while. Isaac had his tonsils out and he kind of freaked out when he finally came out of the anesthesia. Lia came out alert and tear free. Seriously, not a tear was shed until on our way home and then it was more of a wimper when her meds wore off.
The last few days have been a little tougher. She hurts and the Lortab makes her a little woozy. But she is doing better and I broke down and bought a membership to the disney Pixie Hollow website for a month. I feel bad that she can't play hard or go to gymnastics or school for a few weeks. Still she is a trooper and I know she will get through this.
The rest of the family has been having its bouts with random illnesses the past week. In fact, Isaac called me while Tom and I were driving to St. George for Lia's surgery. He had come down with a wierd case of the flu and had to stay home. Fortunately, Nana was able to check in on him while we were both gone.
Becca has a nasty sore throat and cough. (Praying Lia doesn't get it).
Tom is exhausted and headachey and I have had some serious wierd stuff going on. I have had to take a slew of tests this past week. My blood pressure spiked really high and would not go down and I have been super dizzy and a little unsteady on my feet. So far the blood tests and EKG have been fine. The blood pressure meds are doing their job. But it has all been a little wierd. Especially since I have always had the blood pressure of an athlete. It was the one thing I have never worried about.
Well, we hope next week sees us all feeling better in the Hughes home, because I am ready to decorate my house for Christmas and get festive.
2 comments:
I didn't know Lia was getting her tonsils out? I hope she is doing better by now. Good luck with the rest of the family.
I didn't know either! Boy we suck with communication! I'm sorry the rest of the family isn't doing any better. I really hope your doing better, high blood pressure is a scary thing! Take care of yourself and everyone else and we will keep all of you in our prayers!
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