Hey there all you millions of readers, sorry to leave you hanging for nearly a month. My lovely wife has been a little out of commission. About two weeks ago she started a fairly rigorous exercise routine, she spent who knows how long kicking her own butt that day, and by the time I got home from school she was nearly dead lying on the couch. She wasn't suffering from your typical workout pains, and as she was described them, I was googling them. (That's about as close to a doctor as I get) Everything that she said she felt was under the Appendicitis section of webmed.
Just a few days earlier, I got the results back from my first Chemistry test of the semester. When I took the test I was well aware that I didn't get everything right, sometimes I walk out of the testing center thinking I aced it, this time I was guessing somewhere between 65 and 85 percent. I figured out that even those scores were way too generous of a guess. Let's just say that I'm going to have to work my butt off for the rest of the semester to save my grade on this one.
So by the time this last weekend rolled around we both felt like we had been kicked in the stomach multiple times. Madi didn't want to go to the hospital because she was nearly positive that they would just say it was nothing even though she had been in terrible pain for three days. She was pretty reluctant about going, but I eventually talked her into letting me call and see what the doctor says. I called on monday morning and the doctor wanted her in by 3:30 that day. So right after I got home from school, I took her to the doctor to get some tests done. Tuesday morning she was at the hospital, and by about 2:30 she was appendicitis free. The poor girl has been stuck on the couch ever since and it is about to kill her. She keeps getting in trouble because she refuses to let other people help her out. Ha ha but we're taking her to the Jazz game tonight, so we'll really be able to see how she's doing. Anyway I've got my next chemistry test this next week so we'll see if my extra work made a difference. TTFN
