I'm having the MRI of my head tomorrow morning. I've had an MRI of my pelvis before, so I know what to expect, but this time my head will be all the way inside the machine. I'm not claustrophobic that I know of, but I might keep my eyes closed the whole time. They will have to give me an IV for the contrast, so I'm not looking forward to that. Since the day last week when I made the appointment, I have pretty much been able to not think about the MRI (and possible results) at all, which is a big blessing. Thank you, God. (Before I made the appointment while I was waiting for the insurance company to approve it was another story...tears, worries, etc.) I appreciate all your prayers. :)
I doubt I'll get the results any time soon. I'm guessing after the radiologist reads it, I'll have to wait to hear the results from PPVI.
Oh my goodness, I am just catching up on all of this. My thoughts and prayers are with you. I will add you to my Divine Mercy Chaplet intentions tonight. I hope and pray they find answers to whatever is causing the high prolactin levels. Our Lady of Perpetual Help, pray for you!!
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DeleteI'll keep you in my prayers! I've always thought that waiting for the results was the hardest part.
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ReplyDeletePraying!! Especially for speedy results!
ReplyDeleteI'm just catching up with your story. How scary! I will be praying for you and for good results. I'm glad you've been able to not think about the MRI. You're right the key is to keep your eyes closed. Have you had the contrast before? It feels really warm for like 15 seconds but it goes away quickly.
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