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Twins.........not looking good for a discharge this week after all.

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AllansGirl

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That's terrifying. I am sorry, I wish I could say something to ease your fears. You're all in my thoughts.
 
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AllansGirl

Guest
That's terrifying. I am sorry, I wish I could say something to ease your fears. You're all in my thoughts.
 
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AllansGirl

Guest
That's terrifying. I am sorry, I wish I could say something to ease your fears. You're all in my thoughts.
 
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AllansGirl

Guest
That's terrifying. I am sorry, I wish I could say something to ease your fears. You're all in my thoughts.
 
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AllansGirl

Guest
That's terrifying. I am sorry, I wish I could say something to ease your fears. You're all in my thoughts.
 
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AllansGirl

Guest
That's terrifying. I am sorry, I wish I could say something to ease your fears. You're all in my thoughts.
 
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Marjolein

New member
I'm sorry to hear that.. I hope the meds will start doing their work soon

I have had a blood clot in my neck and just under my collarbone just after my tx. My right arm was very very swollen. I too got the injected medicine for about 3 to 4 weeks (when i was in hospital) and could switch to pills after that. I was on Fraxiparine injections that had to go in my belly or my upperleg. I was on bloodthinners for 3 months in total and it went very well.
I had to get my blood get checked every week, sometimes more, sometimes less, and would her that night via phone (when i would need to change the dose quickly) or get a letter the next day via mail with the doses for the next days.
 
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Marjolein

New member
I'm sorry to hear that.. I hope the meds will start doing their work soon

I have had a blood clot in my neck and just under my collarbone just after my tx. My right arm was very very swollen. I too got the injected medicine for about 3 to 4 weeks (when i was in hospital) and could switch to pills after that. I was on Fraxiparine injections that had to go in my belly or my upperleg. I was on bloodthinners for 3 months in total and it went very well.
I had to get my blood get checked every week, sometimes more, sometimes less, and would her that night via phone (when i would need to change the dose quickly) or get a letter the next day via mail with the doses for the next days.
 
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Marjolein

New member
I'm sorry to hear that.. I hope the meds will start doing their work soon

I have had a blood clot in my neck and just under my collarbone just after my tx. My right arm was very very swollen. I too got the injected medicine for about 3 to 4 weeks (when i was in hospital) and could switch to pills after that. I was on Fraxiparine injections that had to go in my belly or my upperleg. I was on bloodthinners for 3 months in total and it went very well.
I had to get my blood get checked every week, sometimes more, sometimes less, and would her that night via phone (when i would need to change the dose quickly) or get a letter the next day via mail with the doses for the next days.
 
M

Marjolein

New member
I'm sorry to hear that.. I hope the meds will start doing their work soon

I have had a blood clot in my neck and just under my collarbone just after my tx. My right arm was very very swollen. I too got the injected medicine for about 3 to 4 weeks (when i was in hospital) and could switch to pills after that. I was on Fraxiparine injections that had to go in my belly or my upperleg. I was on bloodthinners for 3 months in total and it went very well.
I had to get my blood get checked every week, sometimes more, sometimes less, and would her that night via phone (when i would need to change the dose quickly) or get a letter the next day via mail with the doses for the next days.
 
M

Marjolein

New member
I'm sorry to hear that.. I hope the meds will start doing their work soon

I have had a blood clot in my neck and just under my collarbone just after my tx. My right arm was very very swollen. I too got the injected medicine for about 3 to 4 weeks (when i was in hospital) and could switch to pills after that. I was on Fraxiparine injections that had to go in my belly or my upperleg. I was on bloodthinners for 3 months in total and it went very well.
I had to get my blood get checked every week, sometimes more, sometimes less, and would her that night via phone (when i would need to change the dose quickly) or get a letter the next day via mail with the doses for the next days.
 
M

Marjolein

New member
I'm sorry to hear that.. I hope the meds will start doing their work soon

I have had a blood clot in my neck and just under my collarbone just after my tx. My right arm was very very swollen. I too got the injected medicine for about 3 to 4 weeks (when i was in hospital) and could switch to pills after that. I was on Fraxiparine injections that had to go in my belly or my upperleg. I was on bloodthinners for 3 months in total and it went very well.
I had to get my blood get checked every week, sometimes more, sometimes less, and would her that night via phone (when i would need to change the dose quickly) or get a letter the next day via mail with the doses for the next days.
 
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Jane

Digital opinion leader
Oh Melody, that stinks. You must be at the end of your rope. I know just how you feel, exhausted, overwhelmed and just trying to hold it together. Poor you.

What did they decide to do about the mid-line?

Come back as often as you can, just to stay connected to some support. What are <b>you</b> doing to stay healthy? Its not easy.
 
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Jane

Digital opinion leader
Oh Melody, that stinks. You must be at the end of your rope. I know just how you feel, exhausted, overwhelmed and just trying to hold it together. Poor you.

What did they decide to do about the mid-line?

Come back as often as you can, just to stay connected to some support. What are <b>you</b> doing to stay healthy? Its not easy.
 
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Jane

Digital opinion leader
Oh Melody, that stinks. You must be at the end of your rope. I know just how you feel, exhausted, overwhelmed and just trying to hold it together. Poor you.

What did they decide to do about the mid-line?

Come back as often as you can, just to stay connected to some support. What are <b>you</b> doing to stay healthy? Its not easy.
 
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Jane

Digital opinion leader
Oh Melody, that stinks. You must be at the end of your rope. I know just how you feel, exhausted, overwhelmed and just trying to hold it together. Poor you.

What did they decide to do about the mid-line?

Come back as often as you can, just to stay connected to some support. What are <b>you</b> doing to stay healthy? Its not easy.
 
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Jane

Digital opinion leader
Oh Melody, that stinks. You must be at the end of your rope. I know just how you feel, exhausted, overwhelmed and just trying to hold it together. Poor you.

What did they decide to do about the mid-line?

Come back as often as you can, just to stay connected to some support. What are <b>you</b> doing to stay healthy? Its not easy.
 
J

Jane

Digital opinion leader
Oh Melody, that stinks. You must be at the end of your rope. I know just how you feel, exhausted, overwhelmed and just trying to hold it together. Poor you.

What did they decide to do about the mid-line?

Come back as often as you can, just to stay connected to some support. What are <b>you</b> doing to stay healthy? Its not easy.
 
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