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1. copmom
   Member

   Off topic, but had to share!
   Just got this off Hannah's website so thought I'd better update y'all! For those that didn't bookmark her site, here it is again:

   http://members.cox.net/hannahandq/

   Thanks to all of you for your prayers and for signing her guest book!!
   {{{{{{{HUGS}}}}}} to all!!

   January 29th
   Hannah was released from the hospital at about 1 PM, yesterday. We immediately drove to the Endocrinologist’s office. She prescribed four separate medications as well as ordering blood work for today. The rest of the evening was spend going to Hannah’s college class to gather her homework, and then to two pharmacies to find the medications prescribed. Today Hannah had a blood test. The ENT phoned with the pathology report. No cancer was located in the Thyroid half removed on Friday. The best news is no parathyroid glands were located in the removed tissue. This gives us every hope that Hannah’s calcium levels will be maintained by her own body at some future date.

   Posted 7 months ago #

2. graylox
   Member

   copmom, that sounds really good, Hannah will get fine soon.
   best wishes graylox

   Posted 7 months ago #

3. funkymom
   Member

   hooray!! i'm so happy, this is great news copmom!

   Posted 7 months ago #

4. ldahl
   Member

   Super!!(Yep, I've been lurking in the background and keeping my fingers crossed)You know I'm doing the happy dance with you! Was so worried that she had lost a bit of the parathyroid.

   Posted 7 months ago #

5. BuBBy
   Administrator

   even I've been watching the site. Hoping everything will settle and heal.

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6. delenn13
   Member

   Glad to hear she is home. Being home helps the healing process as she is in a familiar place. Let her know we are still thinking of her. :)

   OT..No problems at the doc yesterday. :)

   Posted 7 months ago #

7. Whiterabbit-uk
   Member

   Great News :) I will continue to pray for her. I hope the medication hasn't got too many side effects as they can be the pits. I send all my wishes to you and your family

   WR

   Posted 7 months ago #

8. copmom
   Member

   Thank you all!!! I was SO relieved about them not finding any parathyroid in her removed tissue. That was our greatest concern, that maybe the surgeon messed up! That what makes the calcium in the body, and even my brother (he's a doctor), said that had him 'very concerned'.. so YES it is good news!
   By the way... who on here gave me a sore throat and cold?? I haven't left the house lately, and suddenly woke with a sore throat Tues., so the ONLY place I could have caught it was HERE! LOL
   {{{{{{{HUGS}}}}}}

   Posted 7 months ago #

9. graylox
   Member

   not me, but I know...but will not let the cat out of the bag

   http://www.tammisworld.com/archives/tired%20and%20cold.jpg

   Posted 7 months ago #

10. copmom
    Member

    LOL that's funny! BUT.. now that you mention it, I have tamed a feral kitty that's been here, she even came in the house for awhile yesterday (while the dogs were out!), and maybe she made me sick!!! Maybe I've got feline distemper??

    Posted 7 months ago #

11. funkymom
    Member

    copmom- i'm so happy for hannah and you are all still in my thoughts.

    graylox- that pic is too cute!

    Posted 7 months ago #

12. marcoscu
    Member

    I hope she makes a full recovery very soon.

    Posted 7 months ago #

13. copmom
    Member

    Januay 31st - Back in the Hospital Again

    Hannah was so lathargis today! Fortunatley she had a doctor's appointment. A blood test showed a calcium level rather higher then normal. We suspect that the vitamin D content of two of the medicines cause a spike in the calcium levels. It is agreed that Hannah is an unusual case. Room 430 - Pomerado Hospital , Poway.

    Posted 7 months ago #

14. delenn13
    Member

    Sorry to hear that, copmom. :( I just left another comment in her guest book.

    Posted 6 months ago #

15. funkymom
    Member

    me too. i hope she's home again soon.

    Posted 6 months ago #

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