It was a long day. Taylor had her neurology appointment up in Portland at OHSU. The good thing was that i didn’t have to drive. We got to use medical transport. i actually slept the 2 hour ride up there.
That turned out to be a good thing, because the actual time spent with the doctor was 2 ½ hours. The neurologist was very methodical. He doesn’t have a clear-cut plan of action. The only thing he wants to do for sure is video – EEG monitoring. i’m not sure if we will do it in Portland or if we can do it closer to home, over in Corvallis.
The cortisone shot i got in my knee yesterday didn’t work as well as the one i got last time. Today, my knee feels like someone kicked it as hard as they could. i’ve been hanging out on the couch this evening, keeping it up and i’m heading back that way. It just hurts too much right now to sit at the computer.
That turned out to be a good thing, because the actual time spent with the doctor was 2 ½ hours. The neurologist was very methodical. He doesn’t have a clear-cut plan of action. The only thing he wants to do for sure is video – EEG monitoring. i’m not sure if we will do it in Portland or if we can do it closer to home, over in Corvallis.
The cortisone shot i got in my knee yesterday didn’t work as well as the one i got last time. Today, my knee feels like someone kicked it as hard as they could. i’ve been hanging out on the couch this evening, keeping it up and i’m heading back that way. It just hurts too much right now to sit at the computer.
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Sorry to read there is no clear cut so to speak plan for Taylor at the moment, it is my prayer though for the doctors wisdom in all of this.
As for your knee....my Master gets cortisone shots in His knees. Sometimes the first "several" days are really, really, bad. The good news is that it works really well after that and you should be relativly pain free after that.
hugs,
kathleen {SG}
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Jesus Christ and Sir Geoffrey
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