However, taking that all into account, I no longer need to be on Coumadin. My doctor emphatically and comfidently review my history & scan results and prescribed Aspirin for the rest of my life, just one a day. Now, say what you want but when you have a large pulmonary embolism at 28, you don't question your doctor's orders, the doctor that got you safely through 6 months of he**! (At least I don't.) I hated being on Coumadin and after all of those blood draws, my poor arms had so much scar tissue. The poor lab techs worked harder than ever and I am glad to be free of that frustration.
Today, I get to celebrate continuing through transition week (week 4) of my journey on P90X3. I get to see as time goes by if being off Coumadin is really going to help my energy nd my general "feeling" of quality of life. I am so very thankful for all of the doctors, nurses, clinical pharmacists, PAs and the rest for all of their hard work, kind words & friendly bedside manor. They made this experience less painful, more bearable. I also feel so blessed as we enter this new season to have had so so many friends and family praying for us through 2013, especially these last 6 months. That was very apparent on Facebook last night and I genuinely won't forget it.
It's been a long year, a long 6 months... This is the 1ST day of the REST of my LIFE!!!
<3Melis
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