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To: sweetiepiezer

Sweetie, how terrible.

I am so sorry.

Those blood clots are a real worry.

And broken ribs and kneecap, no wonder you are in so much pain.

Did they not discover these broken bones in your initial visit to the ER?


343 posted on 03/07/2020 5:07:42 PM PST by Lakeside Granny (Vote RED~R.emove E.very D.emocrat~D&S)
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To: Lakeside Granny

No I told them my knee hurt terrible, at the first visit to the emergency room. They wrapped both knees in that elastic bandages, I was told to get off the bed I was released. I said I can’t walk. They said do you want a Walker. Can you believe this.

Second emergency room took x-rays found the broken ribs and a broken kneecap in the blood clots. CAT scan EKG bloodwork and x-rays taken there.
I’m dictating this so it’s a mess. Thanks for all your prayers kids.


347 posted on 03/07/2020 5:14:18 PM PST by sweetiepiezer (Winning is not getting old.)
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To: sweetiepiezer; Lakeside Granny

I was told the reason my broken vertebrae wasn’t discovered until two weeks later is that some fractures don’t dislocate so they don’t show up on an immediate x-ray. It is only when healing as begun, as new bone growth shows white on an x-ray, that a break is realized. In my case, the swelling from a bump on my head went down and I finally convinced the doc, that quack, that I really did have a dent there convinced that quack that repeat x-rays were needed. I did have a broken back and a skull fracture.

I pray you get better soon. Pain drugs sometimes are really necessary. I hope the powers that be realize this, or suffer excrutiating, unending pain themselves!


383 posted on 03/07/2020 6:39:20 PM PST by Jemian (War Eagle!)
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