. My head's all over the place, the stress is setting in and I'll see an increase on the scales on Friday. I can't get worked up about it though, not much I can do.. Well, yes, but it's the only way we can get direct info. My Auntie will do the phoning (she's down as next of kin) but she's not very good at getting info out of people so we'll only get half the story. Déjà vu. Fabulous.:cry:My poor Mum.
I didn't enjoy it
No real update on my Mum, they are trying to get the right dose of pain relief for her - scan not done yet (well wasn't done at 6 pm) although apparently it will be done this afternoon. Have been told to just have one family member phoning as it ties up the nurses
. Am hoping no news means they're not in a hurry to scan my Mum which means they're not worried (rather than the NHS having limited resources and having nobody available to do it). My husband had severe abdo pain a couple of years ago, the GP said it was scar adhesions (he had peritonitis about 20 years ago - my husband not the GP!) and that he may get severe pain now and again. He's only had it once. I really, really hope this is what my Mum has and that she's home soon (she has enough scar tissue - inside and out - so it's possible).
