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11/9/2014 7:23:13 AM
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At the moment, in the Emergency Room with my wife: she has been experiencing a migraine non-stop for two weeks and recently started experiencing nasty symptoms...awaiting results of the CT Scan as I type this. Keep her in your prayers or hope that fate shifts in a positive manner for her. ;-)
Hang in there everyone, if something is troubling you, focus on the positive. :-)
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Read the comments, glad she's okay!
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I hope it's not serious and easily treatable
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Good news, CT came back clean; going to be discharged, Thank God! ;-) Thanks for the well-wishing :-)
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That's good to hear
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Agreed - still don't know what's causing it, however, at least we now know it's not a worst case scenario :-)
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Some people just get migraines due to chemical imbalances and there isn't really a way to treat that other than just leading a healthy lifestyle. I would advise you to try to get her to cut back on unhealthy food and do some form of cardio at least 4 days a week
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She was t-boned in August and the airbag didn't go off properly which caused lateral whiplash; She's had headaches before, however, nothing like this. Still hoping it's something that can be fixed instead of having to adapt to a lifestyle of pain; I have trigeminal neuralgia and watching my wife suffer without me being able to find a solution is a scary thing (Gives me a glimpse of what she goes through when consoling me on the bad days ;-)) I did pass on the message concerning a healthier lifestyle & her expression said it all...in hindsight, I could have timed it a bit better. :-p Going to get some rest, have a good day/night everyone. :-)
