I am now the mom of a kindergartener! Keelan started kindergarten last week. He is loving it. It still feels out of routine to not have him at home with me. Will take some getting used to I am sure. :) Keelan loves to ride the bus. Each morning he runs across the street to the neighbor girl's house so he can talk to her. She's probably 5 years older than him, but they get along most of the time.
Corgan has started playing football so our lives have been occupied with practice 4 days a week. He has his first game tomorrow morning. Can't wait to see them all in their uniforms and pads running around. So cute at that age. He is 7 and one of the oldest on the team but is one of the smallest. He got a position playing on the line. He amazes me at how tough he is. I hope he enjoys it!
Marshall and I just celebrated our 10th anniversary yesterday. We got to get out while my parents watched the boys. We went to The Melting Pot where we indulged in a 4 course meal! Wow, didn't think that was that much food until we were eating it all. We were so full! We were also given 6 chocolate covered strawberries since I had a coupon with their fondue club. Everything about the whole thing was great! We will definitely have to treat ourselves to it again...just maybe not 4 courses! :)
I am still working full-time in real estate. Things are going well there. Stretching myself for sure most days, but it's rewarding. :)
I am still heavily involved with Young Living Essential Oils. It is still rocking our world! It has provided financially in a great way. I have also made some amazing friends. I love hearing more and more testimonials on how they (the oils) are helping so many people! It is mind blowing to me. I make it a point and goal to use a new oil as much as I can so I have a good product knowledge. I am preparing now for a big expo event at our local civic center next month. I am eager to see how it helps my business. If you, or anyone you know, are interested in information send me a message.
August 15, 2014
February 26, 2014
Tonsillectomy - Day 1
I wanted to keep a record of the days for my personal record and to help anyone else about to have a tonsillectomy. I am 31 years old, almost 32. I am overweight and not as active as I would like
Stayed up til at least 11:30 last night eating and drinking. The last couple weeks I have had a cough so I was worried about not being able to have water after midnight.
I was up by just before or right at 5 am. I got ready and then got the boys up. We dropped Corgan off at a neighbor's house so he catch the bus from their house for school.
We got to the hospital at 6. They were pretty quick getting me registered and in to pre-op. Our pastor came and prayed with us. (Thanks Pastor Nick!) I wasn't in pre-op long at all before they took me back. I remember wheeling in the hall and waking up in post-op. That is all I remember. The first thing I remember in post-op was coughing and them telling me to stop. They ended up giving me morphine to stop the coughing. I was talking with asking how my vitals were since I had issued with them with my septoplasty (08/2007). Everything was perfect....such an answer to prayer.
They got me wheeled into a room so Marshall and Keelan could come see me. We were only in that room maybe a half hour and then I was discharged and sent home. We dropped by CVS to give them my list of rxs. Knowing it would take some time we ended up running by Kroger for a couple of my requests - banana Popsicles and chicken noodle soup. I got my first bout of nausea. :( Marshall then took me home so he could get my rxs. I ate some soup and got a good nap.
CVS wasn't able to fill my pain med without talking to the Dr. So it was a few hours before I was able to take another dose. I used the lidocaine to numb my throat. It made me extremely drowsy so I laid back down. Marshall was then able to get my loratab for me. He then went out to get my miracle mouthwash.
I have another episode of nausea that was worse so I took phenergan and rubbed on DiGize. Hasn't quite helped but is better now. Making sure to staying hydrated. The pain isn't too bad today.....but I am hoping and praying it stays like this. I will stay on top of drinking lots of water, eating protein, pain medication and essential oils.
Stayed up til at least 11:30 last night eating and drinking. The last couple weeks I have had a cough so I was worried about not being able to have water after midnight.
I was up by just before or right at 5 am. I got ready and then got the boys up. We dropped Corgan off at a neighbor's house so he catch the bus from their house for school.
We got to the hospital at 6. They were pretty quick getting me registered and in to pre-op. Our pastor came and prayed with us. (Thanks Pastor Nick!) I wasn't in pre-op long at all before they took me back. I remember wheeling in the hall and waking up in post-op. That is all I remember. The first thing I remember in post-op was coughing and them telling me to stop. They ended up giving me morphine to stop the coughing. I was talking with asking how my vitals were since I had issued with them with my septoplasty (08/2007). Everything was perfect....such an answer to prayer.
They got me wheeled into a room so Marshall and Keelan could come see me. We were only in that room maybe a half hour and then I was discharged and sent home. We dropped by CVS to give them my list of rxs. Knowing it would take some time we ended up running by Kroger for a couple of my requests - banana Popsicles and chicken noodle soup. I got my first bout of nausea. :( Marshall then took me home so he could get my rxs. I ate some soup and got a good nap.
CVS wasn't able to fill my pain med without talking to the Dr. So it was a few hours before I was able to take another dose. I used the lidocaine to numb my throat. It made me extremely drowsy so I laid back down. Marshall was then able to get my loratab for me. He then went out to get my miracle mouthwash.
I have another episode of nausea that was worse so I took phenergan and rubbed on DiGize. Hasn't quite helped but is better now. Making sure to staying hydrated. The pain isn't too bad today.....but I am hoping and praying it stays like this. I will stay on top of drinking lots of water, eating protein, pain medication and essential oils.
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