Posted by redtom on July 13, 2011 at 14:33:56 from (97.84.167.13):
In Reply to: Redtom. posted by Bendee on July 13, 2011 at 08:31:06:
Was just thinking of updating. ENT took one look and said tonsils are infected and he will take them out next month. Scrip for prednisone and a more powerful antibiotic (he said MD presribed incorredt one). Why the MD didn't/couldn't do this is beyond me. He did send her to a ENT months ago(a foreigner) who said she forgot how to talk and needed speech therapy never addressing the pain! Although if my throat hurt so hard I cried and worse when I spoke, I mught train myself not to speak. So, for all the blood tests and 120 days without voice, 20 days of school missed, all it looks like it will take is a simple tonsilectomy. Yes, you're a little right, she is a bit nervous, and pushes herself hard in school. But it does not look serious or life threatening (talk of throat cancer). Thank you all for your prayers! It was greatly appreciated!
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