Guest guest Posted September 28, 2002 Report Share Posted September 28, 2002 They already have the MRI scheduled for the 7th as they are a little concerned because she has a side preference and want to rule out everything. I am feeling better and better about it over time and just want to get it over with at this point. Thanks for the information about what you had to go through. Taryn and (being casted on 10/01/02) Re: 's neurosurgeon appt. today and questions for everyone!!!! We didn't have a CT scan or MRI either. We just did skull (to rule out crani) and neck x-rays (for the tort). No sedation involved in that. Maybe that's something they can do instead. ('s mom)Atlanta, GA> Hey Taryn welcome to the club:-) I know I had secretly hoped they said > 's head was perfect and this was much to do about nothing- but no such > luck:-( so even though you know it is coming it is still a bummer to hear! > Health care workers can be quite insensitive- I know because I was one for a > zillion years before being mommy. That is certainly a risk but not likely its > like saying yeah we can dilate youreyes for this vision test but there is a > chance you might go blind-okay well thanks for that info. did not have > an MRI or CT but many moms can chime in here-what I remember they got to hold > their babies until they fell asleep did the MRI and within the hour the > babies were awake again. it is short acting sedation from what I understand > but hopefully someone else can give you better info than me. I am sure it was > a bummer of a day for you and you have quite the journey ahead of you. I am > glad you have thorough neuro that is great. Give that head lots of snuggles > and kisses and you go have yourself a nice big margarita! > hugs to you!> beckFor more plagio info Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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