Moe was just reeled into the surgery room. RM took a picture of Moe on the gurney. It doesn't feel normal to see your child wheeled away like that, even if it is a "simple surgery" procedure.
RM told the surgeon prior to walking into the waiting room, "I don't have spares at home, nor can I do trade-ins, so bring him back in one piece."
The surgeon laughed and replied, "You got a deal."
We're anxious for all of this to be over. It's been a 3 month ordeal. Moe's neurologist wasn't too keen on the procedure, but what other options do we have? A life spent on painkillers? We didn't think that was an option.
So now we wait and hope for the best.
Yesterday Moe talked animatedly about his future- what it would feel like to feel no pain and go on with his life.
I too am looking forward to seeing him smile and feeling pain free.
5 comments:
Poor Moe, he has been through a lot lately. No one wants a life of pain and constant meds. Good Doctor....he'll take good care of your boy.
I am praying for you guys!
Praying for your handsome young man. Thinking of you all.
Just checking in...praying
Omgoodness, it has been such a long time since I have been out to any blogs that I have totally missed what was taking place with your son..so sorry, I am praying that all has take a turn for the better for him and your nerves!!!
Please let us all know how Moe is coming along... Diana
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