Friday, January 29, 2010

How to Add New Posts Here...

So - I am learning about blogging - thanks for your patience.  Anyone can comment on a previous post, but to create a new post, I have to give you authorization.  If you want authorization, comment on this post and I will add you to the authorized users.  Once I add you, you will get an email from 'no-reply' (or something like that).  You have to click on it to activate your authorization.  Let me know if you have questions.  Sorry - this was a little harder than I thought.  -- Mer
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  1. EvelynFebruary 16, 2010 at 10:08 AM

    Tuesday--day 2 at home. Carol is NOT using her walker and has been up and about several times, even getting up out of her chair herself. The biggy was taking a shower alone. After all that she is ready for a nap. We are waiting the Home Health nurse right now. I think once that is over with she will be enjoying a LONG NAP. She is doing great, even slept well last night.
    Aunt Ev

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  2. EvelynFebruary 16, 2010 at 6:37 PM

    Tuesday day 2 at home. How fast things change, by 11:10 am Carol experienced a racing heart SVT super ventricular tachocarty, my spelling is awful I know. She had just made her 2 week appointment with her cardiologist, so called them back, they wanted her to come into the office for an EKG. The home health nurse arrived at the same time and confirmed Carol's thoughts. She helped me get her into the car. Off to the Dr., whose EKG machine wasn't working but the Dr. was in the office and checked her. He sent us to the ER rtight next door so he could do a procedure. They ended up giving her a shot in an IV that stopped her heart then it began beating like it was supposed too. Scarey for me, not being around anything like that before. Anyway she is now home again and just fine. He did put her on Denizen once again, upped her potasium, and magnazium. We'll see what tomorrow brings.

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  3. EvelynFebruary 21, 2010 at 11:23 AM

    WooHoo we've been home a week now! Carol is amazing, she is improving each day and you can even see the changes. She's a good patient and is now ready for visitors, so I'm taking the STOP sign down today.

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