Re: Hi everyone/

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I can't take morphine either, and make sure your sister always puts she is allergic to it. Strong doses of the stuff can totally stop your breathing. They could try dilaudid, it may help the pain better anyway. You did say she is having a bone scan right? Are they doing a cat scan if they can't do the MRI ? You do know they have open MRI machines now, that aren't closed up. I had one done, it was so much easier. You might check into that. They need to get to the bottom of what is wrong, because that kind of pain don't just happen for no reason.

I will keep you and your sister in my prayers. Please take care and let me know, how things are going okay?

love,

Lu

.. they

> admitted her and

> gave her morphine. well after hours and hours it

> eased the pain. the

> problem is she almost stopped breathing and then

> almost went into a

> coma. I saw her yesterday and she didn't even know I

[Guest guest]

Hi Lu,

She got transferred to boston Ma. and had an open MRI and lots of other

tests. she came home on Sat. they said it was her rp having

a major flare. she stayed on the morphine they just lowered the dose. the

doctors are still looking at the results of tests and she is to see her

dr. again on fri. It was really rough for her. thanks for your prayers.

Lu1953@... wrote:

Hi

,

I

can't take morphine either, and make sure your sister always puts she is

allergic

to it. Strong doses of the stuff can totally stop your breathing.

They

could try dilaudid, it may help the pain better anyway. You did say she

is

having a bone scan right? Are they doing a cat scan if they can't do the

MRI

? You do know they have open MRI machines now, that aren't closed up. I

had

one done, it was so much easier. You might check into that. They need to

get

to the bottom of what is wrong, because that kind of pain don't just

happen

for no reason.

I

will keep you and your sister in my prayers. Please take care and let me

know,

how things are going okay?

love,

Lu

..

they

> admitted

her and

> gave

her morphine. well after hours and hours it

> eased

the pain. the

> problem

is she almost stopped breathing and then

> almost

went into a

> coma.

I saw her yesterday and she didn't even know I

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