Kashmir
Senior Member
- Joined
- Apr 29, 2007
- Messages
- 15,647
- Reaction score
- 19,533
Let me begin by saying that I hope everyone has a Merry Christmas, happy holidays, and a happy New year.
Unfortunately for my family and I, my wife is in the hospital in Boston and probably won't be home for the holidays. My daughter and her were out Christmas shopping last Saturday and suddenly she couldn't walk. She had already had a lot of pain in one of her hands. She was quickly sent via ambulance to Boston where they eventually found that she had multiple blood clots in her hand, which was affecting her whole body. They did surgery and removed the clots (most of them anyway) and she's now in incredible pain. It's bad that all this had to happen before and during Christmas, but we are very lucky that she's alive and that none of the clots made it to her heart, lungs, or brain.
This has been an ongoing affair with us this year, as she had shattered her shoulder in work back in June. Some may remember that I had a burst gallbladder during the surgery to remove it and spent one night at home in incredible pain before being sent via ambulance to Beth Israel Hospital in Boston where I had two more procedures.
Needless to say, I will be watching 2015 go out, and will not look back in the rear-view mirror at it. Quite a stressful year.
Anyway, like I had said, we are at least lucky that she is alive. Happy holidays to all, and count your blessings.
Unfortunately for my family and I, my wife is in the hospital in Boston and probably won't be home for the holidays. My daughter and her were out Christmas shopping last Saturday and suddenly she couldn't walk. She had already had a lot of pain in one of her hands. She was quickly sent via ambulance to Boston where they eventually found that she had multiple blood clots in her hand, which was affecting her whole body. They did surgery and removed the clots (most of them anyway) and she's now in incredible pain. It's bad that all this had to happen before and during Christmas, but we are very lucky that she's alive and that none of the clots made it to her heart, lungs, or brain.
This has been an ongoing affair with us this year, as she had shattered her shoulder in work back in June. Some may remember that I had a burst gallbladder during the surgery to remove it and spent one night at home in incredible pain before being sent via ambulance to Beth Israel Hospital in Boston where I had two more procedures.
Needless to say, I will be watching 2015 go out, and will not look back in the rear-view mirror at it. Quite a stressful year.
Anyway, like I had said, we are at least lucky that she is alive. Happy holidays to all, and count your blessings.