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Posted by Anne Rogers on October 2, 2009, 7:04 pm
please no time to say what
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Posted by Anne Rogers on October 2, 2009, 7:07 pm
ok, thought someone was entering the room, on call psychiatrist tricked
me into taking my medication but still calling 911 to get me into the
hospital, this is a disaster. Told me if I took my meds whilst he was on
the phone he'd do nothing, then whilst I handed the phone to my husband
so I could take the meds he got our address and called 911, no one has
showed up yet, but they will soon, which means hours sat waiting to be
assessed.
Please pray
Anne
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Posted by onetexsun on October 2, 2009, 8:25 pm
Anne, I will offer up prayers for you to receive the care you need and
for your medical personnel to be wise and competent and to help you
return to good health. Please be brave and patient and understand that
the doctor wants you to be safe. Your children need you safe and
healthy. Remember that the road to health may be longer than we want,
but that shortcuts are few and usually not a good idea. Be strong, my
friend. I live a few hours east of you, across the mountains. Do what
the doctors say, take care and when you are strong and back on solid
footing I will come see you. We'll have our own RCTQ meet-up and will
have a go at that outrageously wonderful quilt shop in downtown
Bellevue.
Hugs and prayers,
Sunny
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Posted by Michelle C. on October 2, 2009, 8:44 pm
onetexsun wrote:
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> Anne, I will offer up prayers for you to receive the care you need and
> for your medical personnel to be wise and competent and to help you
> return to good health. Please be brave and patient and understand that
> the doctor wants you to be safe. Your children need you safe and
> healthy. Remember that the road to health may be longer than we want,
> but that shortcuts are few and usually not a good idea. Be strong, my
> friend. I live a few hours east of you, across the mountains. Do what
> the doctors say, take care and when you are strong and back on solid
> footing I will come see you. We'll have our own RCTQ meet-up and will
> have a go at that outrageously wonderful quilt shop in downtown
> Bellevue.
>
>
> Hugs and prayers,
> Sunny
Sunny's words are very wise. You've got my good thoughts coming your
way Anne.
((((((((((hugs))))))))))))
Michelle in Nevada
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Posted by J* on October 2, 2009, 9:20 pm
who the .......are these idiots who tell you one thing then reneg on the
statement immediately.
seems to me they really all do need their collective heads read.
post natal exhaustion away from family and home, lack of sleep, probly not
eating as you should for breastfeeding and look'n after a newborn plus two
other toddlers, running the house, shopping for grocerys, making meals,
getting laundry done, making it to appts for whoever needs what done, and
sometime in the middle of all that you're expected to act like whatever a
normal human being is, oh and maybe get in a shower now and then. they also
expect you to get to church as well.
sorry but i'm exhausted thinking about it.
i do recall those early days tho. it is not easy with lack of sleep for
anyone. i wonder how much help around the house and with the two older kids
you husband and his family who live around there are.
ack, i dont understand why they expect so much of you.
oh man how i wish i lived back there again. i'd show'em all the thing or
three.
grrrrrrrrr,
j.
"Anne Rogers" wrote ...
ok, thought someone was entering the room, on call psychiatrist tricked
me into taking my medication but still calling 911 to get me into the
hospital, this is a disaster. Told me if I took my meds whilst he was on
the phone he'd do nothing, then whilst I handed the phone to my husband
so I could take the meds he got our address and called 911, no one has
showed up yet, but they will soon, which means hours sat waiting to be
assessed.
Please pray
Anne
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> for your medical personnel to be wise and competent and to help you
> return to good health. Please be brave and patient and understand that
> the doctor wants you to be safe. Your children need you safe and
> healthy. Remember that the road to health may be longer than we want,
> but that shortcuts are few and usually not a good idea. Be strong, my
> friend. I live a few hours east of you, across the mountains. Do what
> the doctors say, take care and when you are strong and back on solid
> footing I will come see you. We'll have our own RCTQ meet-up and will
> have a go at that outrageously wonderful quilt shop in downtown
> Bellevue.
>
>
> Hugs and prayers,
> Sunny