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Still a little tired because Laila went into an MRI yesterday at 6:30 a.m. It was originally supposed to be 1 p.m., then someone cancelled and it was moved to 11 a.m., then apparently everyone cancelled and it was moved to 6:30 a.m., so we all got up at 5 a.m., I walked [Bad username or site: @ instagram.com> name=] down to the bus stop--we got there about ten seconds before the bus did--and a few hours later I walked back to pick them up and we got pastries at the local bakery.
We got the results today, and they're hopeful if still a bit concerning. There were no serious problems noted, no brain tumors, no serious abnormalities, and the list of "[X] is normal. [Y] is well-formed" is long. There was one mild (their words) abnormality, but of course we already knew she had seizures and they had to be caused by something. Fortunately for our state of mind, their suggested course of action is "Wait another year and do another MRI when her brain has grown a bit more," implying that this isn't something that requires immediate action. When we first reported her infantile spasms symptoms they wanted us in for an EEG that night so we know what it looks like when they're worried about a serious issue.
Right now, Laila has entered her princess phase--she discovered a Princess Peach amiibo on my desk after I got my new desk (about which more in another post), and has been carrying it around everywhere, along with Bowser. Poor Mario sits neglected on my desk. Just a few minutes ago, [Bad username or site: @ instagram.com> name=] put some long socks on Laila's hands to act like Princess Peach's gloves and she's absolutely loving them. Maybe I'll have to show her a Mario game.
We got the results today, and they're hopeful if still a bit concerning. There were no serious problems noted, no brain tumors, no serious abnormalities, and the list of "[X] is normal. [Y] is well-formed" is long. There was one mild (their words) abnormality, but of course we already knew she had seizures and they had to be caused by something. Fortunately for our state of mind, their suggested course of action is "Wait another year and do another MRI when her brain has grown a bit more," implying that this isn't something that requires immediate action. When we first reported her infantile spasms symptoms they wanted us in for an EEG that night so we know what it looks like when they're worried about a serious issue.
Right now, Laila has entered her princess phase--she discovered a Princess Peach amiibo on my desk after I got my new desk (about which more in another post), and has been carrying it around everywhere, along with Bowser. Poor Mario sits neglected on my desk. Just a few minutes ago, [Bad username or site: @ instagram.com> name=] put some long socks on Laila's hands to act like Princess Peach's gloves and she's absolutely loving them. Maybe I'll have to show her a Mario game.
