Do you want the good news or the bad news?

Well, the good news is very, very good news.  They re-ran the blood test for cancer and it was negative.  So the “diagnosis” part of the report was incorrect and quite possibly meant for someone else.  Poor bastard, I wonder if they ever bothered to tell him/her?  Anyway, very, very, VERY happy about that one!  Woo-hoo and all that happy crap.

Not to mention, the angiogram showed no evidence of blockages or narrowings.  Just a weakened, enlarged heart that was pumping ineffectively at about 15 to 20 percent now, and that is supposed to be a much more accurate number than the amount we were previously quoted, which was 30%.

So, on we go to the present situation where the two cardiologists get together and agree that there is a blood clot in his heart that was seen during the heart catherization.  Otherwise known as the angiogram.  They told us we will need to be here for another two to three days.  Meanwhile I am still waiting on the endocrinologist I asked for yesterday and I was told he should be here sometime today. It is ten till five and I am betting a bundle that ain’t gonna happen.  But it’s not like we’ve got anywhere else to be so, whatever.

So we thought we’d be going home on Monday and found out it would be Tuesday before they could do the angiogram.  Then, we needed to wait until we could see the guy to “fit” John with a monitor, so it would be Wednesday.  Now, he has this bloodclot that they began treating with Coumadin last night and it will be, “two or three days”.

I think these people have a crush on us and don’t want us to leave.

I am blown away by the response from all of you.  Thank you so much for all your love, support and suggestions.  I am so blessed to have all my blogging buddies for friends.  I have even heard from some new people due to some of you sending people that might know something about our problems over here to weigh in.  I’m talking to you, Nan!  Thank you so much!  I’m going to start answering emails tonight so I WILL get to you soon!  Thanks you guys!

About Krissa

Halfasstic.com is a fun outlet for me. My husband and I live here in Dickinson, Texas with a rather full house. We are the proud parents of two daughters, 21 and 20 and I attempt to operate them daily, without a helmet.
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14 Responses to Do you want the good news or the bad news?

  1. Chief says:

    That is very promising!! I am so grateful ( as are you, I am sure). I can’t believe the cancer diagnosis wasn’t his, then was, now isn’t again. I swear to God, I will never go to a Dr. in Texas for fear of coming across this joint.

    I know the hospital has a serious crush….on your wallet!

    Did they get his blood sugar under control?

    When they found Greg’s Diabetes his A1C was 12, now it is a 5, just with a pill every day. Just a bit of reassurance for you.

    Sending love
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  2. witchypoo says:

    One thing at a time, darlin. If anyone can get this done, it’s you! *mwah*
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  3. Roger says:

    That is good news, no, it’s great news!!

    Aren’t you loving hospital food now? Yummy yummy! :)

    hugs and prayers!
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  4. Oh GOOD. Thanks for the update, I’ve been thinking about you guys a lot. So GLAD you have one less thing to worry about!! Sending you a big hug. And a few lemon drops.
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  5. Nan says:

    What a relief! Do make sure they do those blood tests AGAIN before they let you go home. Make sure they know you’re interested, and double-checking. I guess you can go back to thinking about great diet and lifestyle changes again! Poor you, you both really need to get home, but really it’s good to be right there where you can nag the doctors all day long until you get concrete answers and advice.
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  6. grandma j says:

    I’ll take the good news, and pray that the ongoing treatment of the clot resolves itself soon.
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  7. noe noe girl says:

    Love some good news! Keep it coming!
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  8. Karen says:

    Priase the Lord it’s not cancer.
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  9. Kori says:

    Whew. Just-whew. One less thing, and what a huge thing to have off your mind!

  10. Hyphen Mama says:

    That’s worth jumping up and down over!! No Cancer!!! I’m so glad.

    Thank you for the update.
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  11. Lucky Girl says:

    Hi I’m new to your blog so I think I missed something BIG. But anyway congrats on the neg test. I really like how you’ve decorated your place. You do live here don’t you?
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  12. Annette says:

    Hey, Krissa! I just heard about John, and I am so distressed. I will keep you in my prayers…. Let me know if I can help in any way. Love to you all!

  13. Ree says:

    Yay for good news. Boo and Hiss for having to still be there. XXOO
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  14. Aunt Becky
    Twitter:
    says:

    I’ll take any port in a storm. Will keep praying. Haven’t stopped, really. Sending my love, always.
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