off to Noah's MRI - wish us luck

jcc64 wrote: Still investigating the epilepsy. A little nervous. Send some good vibes our way please.

kimberley replied: sending lots of good vibes your way!!! keep us posted.

amynicole21 replied: Good luck! Hope they can give you some answers.

six_kids_at_28 replied: ((((((HUGS)))))))))
~~~~~~GREAT VIBES~~~~~~~~

Tell us how it goes!!

gr33n3y3z replied: Good Luck

Let us know when you find out

DansMom replied: Good Vibes Galore, Jeanne! I'll be thinking of you.

redchief replied: Good luck, good vibes and PT's your way!

kit_kats_mom replied: Good luck. If you haven't left yet, try to tell him that the MRI isn't much different than a submarine. I'd guess he might think that's pretty cool.

Is he scared at all?

Sarah&Mackenzie replied: Good Luck, hope everything goes well!

My2Beauties replied: ~~~~~ Good vibes~~~~~

MommyToAshley replied: Good luck vibes and prayers coming your way. I will be thinking of you and Noah today.

Please update us when you can.

3_call_me_mama replied: Thinking of you guys adn hoping that you get some answers soon. HUGS

CantWait replied: Good Luck, please update when you can

coasterqueen replied: I'm a little late but I'm thinking of you guys and hope everything goes/went well. Please update us when you can and remember if you need a hug or anything you can pm me anytime .

BTW, my aunt has epilepsy so if you have a few questions I may have the answer, but I say may, because I haven't seen her in years, I can only go off what I remember dealing with when I was younger.

cmmteaches replied: My 18 month old had one as well. I know what you are going though.
My mom is epileptic and I had had pediatric epilepsy (goes away in childhood). Any questions, concerns... I'm here.

aspenblue1 replied: I hope everything went well.

jcc64 replied: Hi guys-
Thanks so much for your warm wishes and thoughts. Noah was a champ- he really did well. I honestly was a little taken aback at how unsympathetic they were to the fact that they were dealing with a child. There was no effort made to alleviate any of the stress, or to make him feel more comfortable- to them- he was a slab on the table. He had to lie motionless for 25 minutes with his eyes shut. The radiologist gave him a stern lecture about how blinking will compromise the test and he'd have to start all over. I was able to be in the room with him and talk to him, but he couldn't answer me. I watched him work so hard at keeping his eyes shut tight- like I said- he was amazing. It was tougher than I imagined it would be. Thank God he's such a sturdy little guy.
Will let everyone know the results when I do. Thanks again for your prayers.

sunshine girls replied: Good on him, he sounds like he did great. Isn't it sad when a doctor see's a patient as just a patient. Then when you go to a doctor who's compassionate to every person who walks through the door, it's amazing. I wish Noah could've had a doctor like that, but he does sound like a sturdy little guy

kimberley replied: what a brave boy! i am glad you both held strong thru it all and will pray for good results. i had the same treatment when James was in for pneumonia. i guess they see it so often they have lost the ablility to be sympathetic. awful, isn't it. to you both.

A&A'smommy replied: awwww WTG Noah!!! Let us know the results when you get them!!!

mysweetpeasWil&Wes replied: Oh Jeanne, I'm praying everything turns out okay. Sounds like you have a real champ on your hands! I had one done when I was 17 and it was scary then, I can't imagine at Noah's age. Poor little guy...I'm keeping him in my thoughts! You too!