I have a cerebral vascular anomaly

[smithandheston]

Thanks friends..

MY appointment for the MRI is on the 3rd of november.
I am having what they call ( in french) T1, T2, FLAIR, with gadolinium injection and a potential ARM ( in french it is angio irm( angio mri ?) if necessary.

Plus a high dosage of calming pills because i am highly claustrophobic..

yeepee?

Whatever it takes

[jazjme]

Knowing that you are taking prempitve, and taking into account all the things as far as information can be gained , while keeping a postive mental out look on any situation that is scary, is the best way to begin fighting the right way. From I see on the outside looking in, I see you are doin all that. All I can say is god speed, and offer my best wishes, and throw some positve energy your way. To help you heal, and be there, for your beautiful son, and anyone else dear to you in your life. 

[Brody]

I wish you good luck with this, My little brother 2 years ago was diagnosed with a brain tumor the size of a gulf ball. Hes had it removed and now you would even know he ever had one!

http://www.mayoclinic.org/rochester/

this hospital is spose to be one of the best places to deal with problems like this. lets hope you never have to!

God Bless.

[Jessica]

I'm very lucky to be in france, we have some amazing doctors.

I just hope it isn't an aneurism or a tumor...

[Brody]

I'm very lucky to be in france, we have some amazing doctors.

I just hope it isn't an aneurism or a tumor...

Thats good! idk much about the french medical system, I have just been told that the rochester mayo clinic is spose to be the best in the world.. i could be wrong though!

[WeHeldTogether]

i hope whatever is wrong with you is found out, and cured quickly.

best wishes to you.

[Jessica]

i hope whatever is wrong with you is found out, and cured quickly.

best wishes to you.

me too; because last week, i fainted, by a few minutes in front of people, luckily i had been brought to the tube station's doctors by the security, but i don't want anything of the sort happening when i have the baby in my arms ...

That's really what scares me most.

Thank God gaby ( my son) has started to walk on his own a little bit. I carry him less in my arms, so he is less and less at risk, but if i fainted home, i wouldn't want him to be left on his own, and that's another point i am sorting out, i am looking for a maternal assistant at the moment so she can have him during the daytime.