sitting here in tears
I'm sorry Diane!!! I hate that feeling of losing ground after you've improved and gained, etc. It does seem to happen though and you have to fight for it all over again. I hope you gain it all back and then some - asap. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
I am bummed for you too, especially your bad experience at the IR. Before getting my port, I would only be able to have the interventional radiology guys start my picc. No floor nurse could ever get one in my arm for several years. Each one's ego seemed to come into play and wanted to try, and I always said 'no way hossay, put me on the list for the IR to do it.' It would bee too painful otherwise. I'm sorry your experience was so bad! Have you thought about a port at all? I finally decided to get a port so I didn't have to deal with all the pain of Piccs anymore. That was my main deciding factor, personally.
I'll be thinking of you.
Cheers to getting it all back! <img src="i/expressions/wine.gif" border="0">
I'm sorry Diane!!! I hate that feeling of losing ground after you've improved and gained, etc. It does seem to happen though and you have to fight for it all over again. I hope you gain it all back and then some - asap. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
I am bummed for you too, especially your bad experience at the IR. Before getting my port, I would only be able to have the interventional radiology guys start my picc. No floor nurse could ever get one in my arm for several years. Each one's ego seemed to come into play and wanted to try, and I always said 'no way hossay, put me on the list for the IR to do it.' It would bee too painful otherwise. I'm sorry your experience was so bad! Have you thought about a port at all? I finally decided to get a port so I didn't have to deal with all the pain of Piccs anymore. That was my main deciding factor, personally.
I'll be thinking of you.
Cheers to getting it all back! <img src="i/expressions/wine.gif" border="0">