Hey all, I know this is the Masstoberfest thread, but as i was just checking emails, I don't know why I wanted to open up this tab and write this. Two of my kids are having surgery today. My oldest is having his spleen taken out, because they don't know what's wrong with him. He's been in the hospital for 2 weeks with symptoms they can't put together and have a clear diagnosis. His enlarged spleen seems to be the issue. Not 100%. That has been unbelievable in itself. He's at one of the best hospitals in the world and they just can't figure it out.
My 8yo has SVT. Well, we thought. His heart rate jumped to 250-60 BPM last evening. Normal is 90. I guess it's not SVT, but some other issue with his heart. We took him to Childrens hospital ER. They kept him over night and are doing a procedure to hopefully shock his heart back into rhythm. I got in late last night and I'm heading over there soon. This isn't really my style talking about my personal life on a forum, but I just felt like writing this. Thanks
That's wonderful news Brian. I'm so happy for all of you.
And now, to get us back on track....
You suck.
So glad to hear the good news, dude. My daughter had a heart issue that sounds similar when she was born (heart beating at twice the normal rate); thankfully, a year of beta-blockers and it fixed itself. I can't even begin to imagine going through stuff with TWO kids at the same time; aigh. Keep strong, and your family will be in all our thoughts.
Thanks for the kind words everybody and sorry for being such a buzzkill in this informative, educational and inspirational thread. Both kids are good right now. My 8yo's heart rate has been stable and he should come home today. He will need a procedure done next month to repair some issues in his heart, but should be 100% once it's done. He's on beta blockers right now. I'm heading over to see my oldest son. His surgery went well yesterday, but hurting right now. He's doing a lot of sleeping at the moment. His spleen was 4 pounds when it was taken out. Normal is 6 or 7 ounces. Hopefully this was the reason for all of his symptoms over the last 4 weeks.
I don't care what people say, you Massholes are ok. Please go back to Helping your fellow man.
Thanks for the kind words everybody and sorry for being such a buzzkill in this informative, educational and inspirational thread. Both kids are good right now. My 8yo's heart rate has been stable and he should come home today. He will need a procedure done next month to repair some issues in his heart, but should be 100% once it's done. He's on beta blockers right now. I'm heading over to see my oldest son. His surgery went well yesterday, but hurting right now. He's doing a lot of sleeping at the moment. His spleen was 4 pounds when it was taken out. Normal is 6 or 7 ounces. Hopefully this was the reason for all of his symptoms over the last 4 weeks.
I don't care what people say, you Massholes are ok. Please go back to Helping your fellow man.
Thanks for the kind words everybody and sorry for being such a buzzkill in this informative, educational and inspirational thread. Both kids are good right now. My 8yo's heart rate has been stable and he should come home today. He will need a procedure done next month to repair some issues in his heart, but should be 100% once it's done. He's on beta blockers right now. I'm heading over to see my oldest son. His surgery went well yesterday, but hurting right now. He's doing a lot of sleeping at the moment. His spleen was 4 pounds when it was taken out. Normal is 6 or 7 ounces. Hopefully this was the reason for all of his symptoms over the last 4 weeks.
I don't care what people say, you Massholes are ok. Please go back to Helping your fellow man.
What was that bullsh!t clover on Clemens hat?
How are your boys doing?
How are your boys doing?
Any idea of the cause of his spenomegaly?
Hey Cape, I'm gonna buy you one of these for Christmas:
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Watching TMDTOTM at home. Look good!
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