We had to be at the hospital at 8:00 to have his IV placed. Once that was placed, they were able to draw his labs. It's quite nice to have the IV--it's much easier to draw the blood. I made a deal with him--if he did everything without fighting, he would get a bigger Ugly Doll. He did, so here he his with his ugly doll.
The Wiz's bone marrow biopsy went well. He entertained everyone before he went out. He always does! I went and found us food and when I got back, he was in recovery. He had his bagel with strawberry cream cheese. Then the pain hit. Usually, he is fine after his biopsies, but this time he had pain. He couldn't sit up, or stand, or lay down. He tried to tell stories to the nurse and the hem, but he'd stop and cry. If you know the Wiz, nothing stops him from talking, so this was bad. He was given half an oxycodone (he's still pretty small) and he felt better so we were released to go home (and I was given the other half in case he needed it).
On the way out, he decided I should take a picture of the scultpture.
Tomorrow, he's going to school.
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I talked to the Collar Tuesday night--he was worried about the yak in his car. ;-)
Poor kid (the Wiz, not Collar).
He is one brave little boy!!
What a little trooper. I'm glad that he's feeling better, but I'm sorry that he was so sore and sick. :(
I don't know if I can imagine how he felt. At least I was a teen when I had the biopsy. I just remember sleeping a long time after going back home afterwards. Hopefully everything comes back OK.
I think that it's more painful as your bones get harder. This was his first time having a problem. I truly hope it was a fluke.
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