On Friday night Tia once again was having chest pains. Finally on Saturday morning they where so bad that she called Cameron home from work to take her to the ER. When we got to the ER they did X-rays, an EKG and an Ultrasound. From these tests they determined that she needed to have her Gallbladder removed.
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So the admitted her into the hospital and on Sunday morning she went into surgery to remove her Gallbladder and Gull stones. Surgery lasted about 6 hours. Our friend Matt was actually her anesthesiologist. However, after various attempts they where unable to remove all the Gallstones from the duct. Because of this she then had to have another procedure done on Monday. The procedure that they did on Monday was orally and they where able to remove 3 Gallstones successfully.
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They then had her stay the night at the hospital one more night. We are all home now and Tia seems to be recovering well. She is in pain...which is expected...although she does have some nice pain killers.
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Though out this ordeal Cameron had been a great help...as always and Clayton seems to be doing well. Clayton had to be introduced to formula...he seems to have taken in well. However, he did seem very excited to get the real stuff when he did. He also had to experience his first babysitter. Our wonderful friend Joanna volunteered to watch him. She really enjoyed is and so did her children. We are very thankful to have such wonderful friends.
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The church is also a wonderful help...they are going to be bringing us dinners for the rest of the week and if Cameron has to work they are going to help find someone to help Tia out either at our empty house (since the movers came Thur) or at their house. We are thankful to belong to such a wonderul loving church!
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We will keep everyone updated on everything. Thank you all for your love and support.
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STINKIN BLOGGER WONT LET ME HAVE SPACES BETWEEN PARAGRAPHS...PARAGRAPHS PERIOD. OR JUSTIFIED TEXT...WHATS GOING ON?!?!??!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?! GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I told you it was your galbladder months ago I wish your DRs were as smart as me hehehe
ReplyDeleteyuck sorry to hear that, cory had to have his galbladder removed just before we got married. im glad there were people close by to help you out!!
ReplyDeleteHope all is going well now. That sounded like quite an ordeal. I am sure it will be nice to get into the hotel for the next few days. Happy Bithday Cameron!!! We will celebrate when you get home. Love mom rees
ReplyDeleteIt has been a while since I read your blog. I am so sorry you had to endure this--was it as bad as child birth (that is what they say)? I am sorry it was awkward on Sunday when you dropped in. But glad you have the Laudies looking out for you and you are out of the house and about checked out. Been quite a ride these last few weeks. We will miss you.
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