The Diagnosis

Sorry I didn't post this as soon as I heard from the Dr yesterday. After speaking with him I didn't feel like doing much of anything.

The diagnosis is that I have a labral tear you can find some really good information here and here. I also have early arthritis in my hip. My Dr referred me to one of his colleagues that specializes in joints and arthriscopy. They together reviewed my MRI and X-rays. They both agree on the diagnosis. My Dr didn't know what the 2nd Dr's plan of action was. He didn't know if he would perform surgery or send me through rehab. So I called to make an appointment. The earliest I can get in September 13th. A whole month and a half away. What am I supposed to do for the next month and a half.

I e-mailed my Dr. to see if there was anything that could be done to get me in earlier. And to ask about pain management. I told him I have been taking leftover pain medication to get me through the nights and living on Aleve during the day. He replied saying that he doesn't want to snow me with stronger pain killers. That I should take that up with Dr Keene. He also forwarded my e-mail onto him to see if there was anything that could be done about getting me in earlier. So keep your fingers crossed. Think happy thoughts!!!!

The Waiting Game

I am waiting somewhat patiently to hear about my MRI results. I am just hoping that the pain goes away. That is all that I want.


Oh by the way, the procedure wasn't as painful as the Dr made it out to be. DAMN HIM!!!!

Redneck Parade

These are pictures of the parade in a little town called Coleman. As you can see people came out to watch construction equipment.
Notice the hand-painted sign on the back of the trailer.
This sign reminded me that I wasn't in Madison anymore.
If you cannot read it it says:

"It's easy to be pro-"choice" when your not the one being killed."