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[bobquasit]

All the tests were negative, including the MRI and MRA - everything is absolutely fine. They think it may be a reaction to a medication that she's been taking for years; that seems odd, but I guess it could be true.

We're all home now. She's sleeping (she's still zonked out of her mind on sedatives). Sebastian's asleep, too.

I'm pretty tired. What a weekend!

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[fibro-witch.livejournal.com]

So glad to hear she is home. Some times medications change their formula, and if they change 'inert' ingredients they don't have to report the change. I had an allergic reaction to a medication about 2 years ago that had changed the chemical they used to color the pill.

Send her my love, and my thoughts are with her tonight.

[oldwolf.livejournal.com]

Gods I hope it'll all be ok.

[klyfix.livejournal.com]

Not super surprising that the reactions to a medication might change with time or whatever. I've had of all things a strange (and since apparently doesn't happen in the real world from what I've seen online obviously it isn't really happening with me) reaction to aspirin where I actually get hot and sweaty; not dangerously so, just annoyingly so. Meaning basically that sometime I need to pick up some Tylenol equivalent, but nonetheless annoying. Human physiology varies and changes; something not necessarily allotted for by modern medicine.