Well, it turns out mom's kidneys are pretty pissed off from being bullied by all those meds.
yesterday morning, it was "pray that she'll pee"
and today it is still "pray that she'll pee", but also..." pray that the words 'renal failure', which have already been said, will not turn into the really really bad kind of renal failure"
those words scared the hell out of me last night when they were spoken by the nurse. but once again, Dr. Clark to the rescue. I called her, she explained everything very clearly, and I felt better. She's got the kidney doctor taking care of her, but he hasn't been in this morning yet. so we don't know a whole lot more. just that both of her doctors yesterday told us that "her kidneys are offended, and injured"
you guys, we are so beyond grateful for the love and support, as you know. but now that more crap has hit the fan, we need more. my mom can feel it, and so can all of us Robinsons.
we need those kidneys to do their job. we need them to.
PRAY FOR PEE.
I'll do the potty dance for you. I'm glad you have the amazing Dr Clark taking care of you. ♡
ReplyDeleteI'm praying that her kidneys WILL be so pissed off that they will let her...ya know... pee. Did you know when you were using that phrase-ology or was it just Freudian? We are praying our guts out over here on the other side of the world, OK? For Joanna, and ALL of you Robinsons. Just remember that. We love every blessed one of you!!! xox
ReplyDeletePraying for pee. Also, my mom had renal failure and through natural processes and diet, it helped her so much. Low potassium diet. If the hospital has a renal dietician, ask to talk to them!
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