…has tentatively been diagnosed with mesenteric adenitis. Which is significantly better than appendicitis! The four attending physicians who examined her were quite shocked by the ultrasound that showed what appears to be a normal appendix… I say “appears” because they’re still not completely convinced that she isn’t in the early stages of appendicitis. We are praying not…and thank all of you for your continued prayers. Mesenteric adenitis mimics appendicitis and is self-limiting as long as no other infectious agents are present. The poor little thing has been sick off and on for three weeks…first flu and now this. Her pain level is still the same… should it remain this way or increase over the next two days a CT scan will be necessary. We are hopeful that she will improve and thank God for the wonderfully kind doctors and nurses who were so very sweet, calling her “princess” and who did much to soothe the anxiety of mom and dad. Aren’t we blessed to live in a country where such amazing care is available?! We’ll keep you posted on her progress. For now, I’m cleaning and preparing for the arrival of the Grands. They’ll be here tomorrow, the Feast of St. Patrick…two great reasons to celebrate!
Blessings!
I am a traditional Catholic homeschooling mother of 9 children, married for 30 years to the most patient and sainted man. As converts to Catholicism in 1991, our family has only recently discovered the beauty and full expression of our beliefs in the timeless liturgy of antiquity, the Extraordinary Form also commonly referred to as the Traditional Latin Mass. An avid knitter, I also enjoy gardening, reading and immersing myself in the everyday graces of my vocation.
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Oh Kimberly,
I hope & pray your little one is better soon.
Thankyou for your wonderful blog.
Enjoy the Grands visit & Happy St Patricks Day to you & yours.
May God Bless you & keep you,
Robyn.
Thank you so much, Robyn, for your kind words and prayers. We’re very excited that our dear family will be visiting! May God bless and keep you…Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
Dear Kimberly, I am praying for your little one…God is sending you so many trials! But your lovely ‘Grands’ will be a blessing and support I know.
God bless dear friend.
Thank you so much, Jean. You are such a constant friend…it’s hard to believe we are on different continents! Happy St. Patrick’s Day, peace and joy to you always…
We will continue to pray for your sweet girl! So glad it’s not appendicitis. We hope for a quick recovery for her.
love you all!
We’re continuing in prayer for her here.