Relief! Finally!
Posted by cindyhfrench on March 20, 2010
What a week! So busy with work-yeah! I do love what I do! Helping people find a new “best job”. Helping the client find someone who so “fits in”. I believe it’s a gift that God has given me! All along, I am often able to share Jesus’ story, because it is so much a part of me and what I do!
So this week on Wednesday, I had another nerve block for the occipital neuralgia. This time, I was given different drugs and it was so much better. Even the night time was better-which had so far been the worst time. It also has worked so far!! Very little headache, no dizziness. On Thursday, I went to the gastroenterologist for my biopsy results. Thank God, we had decided to check out the nausea, vomiting, and burning I had been having. This was NOT related to my head! It seems that I had polyps in my throat and stomach. The biopsy said that I have ulcerated, inflamed tissue. Thank God, no cancer. Still, I will have to be checked once a year from now on. Truly between the great nerve block and good biopsy, I have just been giddy with thanksgiving! Hopefully the worst is over now!!
So in looking back over the last six months, I can see how even with “rare”, physical issues, the hand of God was on my life. He had a neurosurgeon “standing by” with my first surgery. He gave me a wonderful scalp/skull surgeon for the 2nd surgery so that my head is not deformed after all the biopsies taken, He has given me new friends to call on, sympathize with, understand with. And finally, allowed me to see His love through my Pastors and church family. He has shown me again His love and care even in providing my successful work, so that the bills can be paid. God is Great!!
This entry was posted on March 20, 2010 at 5:24 and is filed under brain tumor, cervical fusions, christian, dural arteriovenous fistulas, gastrointestinal reflux disease, life stories, occipital neuropathy, parietal foriminas, surviving major health issues. Tagged: benign head tumor, cervical fusions, childhood stories, christian, dural arteriovenous fistulas, dysphasia, gastrointestinal reflux disease, life stories, multiple surgeries. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
