Well, she looked like my daughter, and then she had this awfully long seizure. I gave the valium and then after 25 minutes I gave another dose because the seizure was as strong as ever. It was 20 more minutes before the seizure finally stopped. Emily’s had 3 large seizures in 24 hours.
I called the neurologist office and the nurse took my information. She got back to me an hour later with instruction as to which medicines to increase. And then, after lots of prayer, and increases in medications, in the evening I had my daughter back again.
The doctor is thinking that the surgery just took a toll on her. And if she did have an illness that could have certainly caused increased seizures. Hoping for a much better day today.
We were supposed to go to infusion clinic to change the dressing on Emily’s PICC line today. But after talking to them I was told that someone would come to our home to change the dressing. I am so thankful!
I didn’t know how Emily was going to make it with a one hour drive there, 1/2 hr in the clinic, and a one hour drive back. Her leg/hip may not survive the drive without more pain issues. The day is looking better already!
Thanks for all your prayers. And thanks for listening ~




4 comments:
my heart goes out to you. As you probably already know from visiting my blog Pooh's Corner, that my daughter has had seizures.
Not quite as long as your Emily....but I know that helpless feeling.
Love & Prayers for a bright day.
Christina
Michelle, I'm so sorry to read that Emily is having such a rough spell. How lucky that someone came to you for the dressing change, so she didn't have to go through that long trip.
I sure hope she feels better soon!
Michelle,
I am sending hugs out to you guys. I HATE seizures! I HATE them. They are so scary and I feel so out of control when Faith has them. I pray that Emily recovers quickly.
I do not like those seizures. Must say though that Mog's are always much worse for a while after surgery, so hopefully it's the same with E and she'll settle down again as she recovers.
Tia
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