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Terry
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Hey all,
I had been posting, worrying about MRSA and Marissa's declining peak flow, fev1, and increased cough and clinic visits. We got the call yesterday. She is growing pseudomonas again. It's been a nice break for the last 2 years.
I don't know whether to feel better that the MRSA seems to not be the culprit, or feel more upset than I am that they found the pseudomonas. I have thought that since March 08 something was not right about her steadily dropping and coughing more and more. I am kind of relieved that they found something. Is that weird???
It has been our experience that she has not gotten rid of the MRSA with all the different antibiotics that she takes, but the Pseudomonas was erradicated pretty quickly in the past. My main fear was that I KNEW something was wrong, but now that we know what it is and can treat it, I'm calmer. To tell you the truth, I am sooooo afraid of B. Cepacia, and I think that is why I am so relieved. It's not the big B.
I think I need mental help, the first time she had PA, I freaked...now I am weighing it against MRSA and feeling confident and relieved that it is here.
Don't get me wrong, I'd prefer nothing. But I haven't liked being told to believe there was nothing while knowing there was something.
Gonna stop rambling now before I give you all my headache...
Terry
I had been posting, worrying about MRSA and Marissa's declining peak flow, fev1, and increased cough and clinic visits. We got the call yesterday. She is growing pseudomonas again. It's been a nice break for the last 2 years.
I don't know whether to feel better that the MRSA seems to not be the culprit, or feel more upset than I am that they found the pseudomonas. I have thought that since March 08 something was not right about her steadily dropping and coughing more and more. I am kind of relieved that they found something. Is that weird???
It has been our experience that she has not gotten rid of the MRSA with all the different antibiotics that she takes, but the Pseudomonas was erradicated pretty quickly in the past. My main fear was that I KNEW something was wrong, but now that we know what it is and can treat it, I'm calmer. To tell you the truth, I am sooooo afraid of B. Cepacia, and I think that is why I am so relieved. It's not the big B.
I think I need mental help, the first time she had PA, I freaked...now I am weighing it against MRSA and feeling confident and relieved that it is here.
Don't get me wrong, I'd prefer nothing. But I haven't liked being told to believe there was nothing while knowing there was something.
Gonna stop rambling now before I give you all my headache...
Terry