Holly had surgery on March 5th. She had the second toe from the left on her right paw removed because of a growth. Dr. Newberry unofficially stated that it was infact cancerous and that there is potential for the growth to spread if it hadn't already. It broke my heart to hear Holly constantly crying when we brought her home from the vet. Dr. Newberry assured us that she was crying because of the anestetic and not because of pain. She slept in my room that night and would wake up every two hours crying. I comforted her back to bed.
Saturday March 7th we had to take Holly back to the vet to have the bandage changed. Mom and I went there for 10:30am. While in the examination room I started to feel really light headed and like I lacked air. I tried to go to the waiting room and told Dr. Harding and Mom that I needed a minute but before I could even turn to leave the room I had fainted forward onto the exam table and onto Holly. Mom had to hold me up by my hoodie and jacket and slowly brought me to the floor. They got me a cold wet towel and opened the door of the vet to let air in. I remember waking up for a second and opening my eyes to realize I was infact on the floor. I passed out again and then woke up seconds later and my Mom kept asking me how I was. I eventually got up and sat on a chair in the waiting room.
We went home when they finished with Holly and I went to bed. I didn't sleep though because my head was still spinning. I ate Taco Bell for lunch with my family and after eating Pat and Mom drove me to the hospital where they couldn't help me at the after hours clinic because I had never fainted before. They directed me towards the emergency room but it was so insanely packed that we quickly decided to just leave.
Sunday night I woke up at 11:30pm with severe chest pain. It felt like someone was standing on my chest which made it difficult to breathe. At 12:30am when the pain still hadn't subsided I decided to let Mom know how I was feeling. She got Pat to drive us to the hospital and Mom and I stayed there until 5:00am without ever seeing a doctor. The pain eventually subsided, but they clearly were not interested in serving me. At 10:45am Mom and I saw Dr. Drutz and he ordered blood work, an ecg, and a holter for 48 hours.
I get the Holter this coming Monday.
I went back to work on Thursday since that was the first day I actually felt like myself again.
Saturday March 7th we had to take Holly back to the vet to have the bandage changed. Mom and I went there for 10:30am. While in the examination room I started to feel really light headed and like I lacked air. I tried to go to the waiting room and told Dr. Harding and Mom that I needed a minute but before I could even turn to leave the room I had fainted forward onto the exam table and onto Holly. Mom had to hold me up by my hoodie and jacket and slowly brought me to the floor. They got me a cold wet towel and opened the door of the vet to let air in. I remember waking up for a second and opening my eyes to realize I was infact on the floor. I passed out again and then woke up seconds later and my Mom kept asking me how I was. I eventually got up and sat on a chair in the waiting room.
We went home when they finished with Holly and I went to bed. I didn't sleep though because my head was still spinning. I ate Taco Bell for lunch with my family and after eating Pat and Mom drove me to the hospital where they couldn't help me at the after hours clinic because I had never fainted before. They directed me towards the emergency room but it was so insanely packed that we quickly decided to just leave.
Sunday night I woke up at 11:30pm with severe chest pain. It felt like someone was standing on my chest which made it difficult to breathe. At 12:30am when the pain still hadn't subsided I decided to let Mom know how I was feeling. She got Pat to drive us to the hospital and Mom and I stayed there until 5:00am without ever seeing a doctor. The pain eventually subsided, but they clearly were not interested in serving me. At 10:45am Mom and I saw Dr. Drutz and he ordered blood work, an ecg, and a holter for 48 hours.
I get the Holter this coming Monday.
I went back to work on Thursday since that was the first day I actually felt like myself again.
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