Nightmare day at hospital with my daughter
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squeakydee
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Gosh, that's heartbreaking. I hope she is ok, and you too xx
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beautychic
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love and hugs colleen. I hope it all turns out ok and like others have said both you and your little girl are fighters. We are here for you when you need us xxx
Pinkbunny28
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Aww no. I hope that means she doesn't have to have an opp and something else gets sorted. Sounds like you're both staying so strong xx
Pinkpants
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So sad ! Life can be so unfair I wish u both all the very best 
j.smith1981
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Usually when you get people like that (myself included, though I have not had as worse problems as that medically) they are the ones that won't give up on anything.
I won't go over what I have, but through the times I have talked to anaesthetists , to be put to sleep to some it sounds like a small deal when actually it's not. Over 65 are at a higher risk than say 16-25 year olds. This could potentially kill them being put to sleep. An Anathematists job is to look after the general welfare of any patient going into any type of surgery (when they've been put to sleep obviously) and after with painkillers there not just there for one thing.
With general medical things like that, sometimes a specialist or whatever will know exactly what something is. Sometimes they may not have as much experience as another so it takes them a while to find a solution to a problem. It just depends on the specialist but the most important thing is never to give up.
I am sure she'll be fine just try not thinking of the worse thing that could happen. They will find out what's wrong it's just a case of elimination for them. Surprised though it took them until surgery to find there was something wrong with her though you pshyc yourself up for it and then to be told it's not going to happen.
I was going in for a GCD (like a Sigmoidoscopy or larger a Colonoscopy but down the throat and into the duodenum) then to be told the person doing the procedure was ill, it's really annoying so can feel for you there definitely!
I really hope they find the problem and you don't have to worry too much.
I won't go over what I have, but through the times I have talked to anaesthetists , to be put to sleep to some it sounds like a small deal when actually it's not. Over 65 are at a higher risk than say 16-25 year olds. This could potentially kill them being put to sleep. An Anathematists job is to look after the general welfare of any patient going into any type of surgery (when they've been put to sleep obviously) and after with painkillers there not just there for one thing.
With general medical things like that, sometimes a specialist or whatever will know exactly what something is. Sometimes they may not have as much experience as another so it takes them a while to find a solution to a problem. It just depends on the specialist but the most important thing is never to give up.
I am sure she'll be fine just try not thinking of the worse thing that could happen. They will find out what's wrong it's just a case of elimination for them. Surprised though it took them until surgery to find there was something wrong with her though you pshyc yourself up for it and then to be told it's not going to happen.
I was going in for a GCD (like a Sigmoidoscopy or larger a Colonoscopy but down the throat and into the duodenum) then to be told the person doing the procedure was ill, it's really annoying so can feel for you there definitely!
I really hope they find the problem and you don't have to worry too much.
ClaireL
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Sending you and your brave little girl lots of hugs xxx
