Last night, my niece and her boyfriend arrived from California for the wedding. Tonight, the girls (my boy's girlfriend/fiance and niece) are heading off to enjoy dinner and a chick-flick, while the guys (my boys and niece's boyfriend) are heading to the gun club for some target practice.
It is such a joy for me to see the kids enjoy each others company. It gives me so much happiness to see them together!
While they are out enjoying the evening, I am making my husband a nice dinner. He deserves some good food after all of the doctor appointments that I have put him through the last few days.
This afternoon I went to the pain clinic for a follow up. They asked me to rate my pain. I was able to say "0"! The doctor was extremely happy that the medicine combination that he has me on is working. He said to leave everything as it is until after my surgery. We'll then get a MRI of my spine to figure that out and hopefully fix it. I certainly don't want to stay on the medicine for any longer than I need to... but at the same time, I don't want to mess with a good thing. After the surgery, we can figure all of that out. Until then, he suggested that I tell UVA what he has me on so that they can adjust their pain plan with his. It touched me very much that the pain clinic doctor gave me a hug, wishing me the best of luck with the surgery. I know that he really cares about how I feel and the outcome of everything. I'm so lucky to have doctors that have such hearts!
2 comments:
Dear Sharon,
Praising God that your pain level has gone from "12" to zero. Thank you, Jesus, for the right pain meds and a kindhearted doctor. :)
Soak up all of the love and joy over these next few days. It makes my heart so glad to know that you're able to enjoy and participate with your loved ones.
Thinking of you and praying for you (and Butch),
Sincerely,
Darla
"Keep me as the apple of your eye; hide me in the shadow of your wings." (Psalm 17:8)
Sharon,
So, so thankful to hear that you have been given a pain-free week to enjoy every single incredible moment of this joyful event with your dearest family and friends.
Much love,
Rita
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