After having a rather uneventful day I ended up spending the evening in Emerg yet again. This time with pain all over the place. I know this is too much information but now I have blood in my urine and apparently the UTI I was diagnosed with a few days ago is not a UTI after all. I really should rename this blog Tracy's Health Problems since that's all I seem to talk about lately. In any case, it's back to the hospital to get an ultrasound first thing tomorrow morning. I can't believe I'm wishing this but I'm crossing my fingers for kidney stones. Pain I can handle... worry, not so much.
Still calm though and hoping all these ridiculous health problems get sorted out soon. We have so much planned over the next three months and I don't want to miss out on any of the fun!
A post is no fun without pictures so here is today's...
11 comments:
Great shot!! I hope they have some answers for you soon!
This image is crazy awesome!! Love it so much!!
I'm so sorry that health issues keep coming up for you, my friend. Good luck with the ultrasound today. Praying that whatever it is is something that will rid you of worry. Love you!
Love it - perfect, perfect drop! Hoping things turn up soon!
Such a great capture! I'm sorry there is yet another piece added to your health puzzle. Praying that it is all figured out soon so your worries can melt away with the icicles!
I am sorry to hear that you are in so much pain. :( I hope you get the best answers possible.
The photo is gorgeous and I LOVE the colours.
I love the picture and wishing you well!
I'm sorry to hear that you have had so much pain and I hope that you will have some answers soon. Good luck with the ultrasound tomorrow.
Your photo is gorgeous.
Thinking of you and wishing you some rest and feel good vibes.
You are in my prayers every day!
Thinking of you and I hope you have some answers soon.
Your photos are amazing, as always, you inspire me to try harder at figuring out this photography thing!
Incredible image! Praying for you Tracy … hopefully you'll have more answers after the MRI. Big hugs!!
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