Hello Lovelies!
So you may have realised if you have been a special little reader of this blog that I have not been keeping up with my posting schedule (Everyday except Sunday) the last five or six days. I can't even remember - the days have all blurred into each other.
It's all a bit of a whirlwind to be honest but I'll try and explain it all. This post will probably be quite rambly so please bear with me. If you prefer the beauty review type posts and not chatty ones I suggest you click the 'X' button now......
Well now the only ones (if any) reading this are ones who like these kind of posts. Cheer for chatty posts!! So lets start at the beginning shall we? It seems like a good place to start. So two weeks ago past Wednesday at about six o'clock at night I felt a sudden very sharp pain in the right hand side of my tummy. I told my mum but she said that it was probably growing pains or something of the sort and basically to 'suck it up' Anyway I went to bed and got up the next morning for school - the pain was still there later on that night.
My mum then decided that the best option would be to go and see my GP. I went in and he told me that it was muscular to which I strongly disagreed. He wrote me up for Ibuprofen and Codeine which did not touch the pain at all. Which - may I just add is not normal. Later on that night we phoned up NHS 24 and explained the situation - they booked me an out of hours appointment and before I knew it I was in the waiting room listening out for my name.
In a matter of what seemed like minutes (which is all it must have been) I was called through to see the on call Emergency Department GP. He took me into a room and asked me hundreds upon hundreds of questions. He then did what they call the 'rebound test' where they hit and release quickly to see how you react - needless to say I almost hit the roof (literally) He had me admitted extremely quickly but after three days of blood tests and urine samples I was told it was nothing more than mid-cycle pains and sent me home.
I then later on in the week hit my period and ended up finishing it with the continuation of the constant pain. I went back to school on the Monday back again on the Tuesday but at lunch my pain had got worse so I was headed back to the hospital where I once again was admitted, however this time I was under a different surgical team and had another cannula in my hand.
They took me for an ultra sound and the next day before I could say 'Project Sunshine' I was being knocked out and operated on. When I woke up I had no appendix and no pain. Well obviously I had the surgery pain but the constant pain which I had for two and a half weeks was gone.
I am so thankful to all the nurses, doctors, cleaners and everyone who was at all involved with my treatment, I will never be able to thank you enough. If it wasn't for you all then I wouldn't be able to sit here and type this post and update my blog. Thank you so, so, so much, I will be ever grateful and happy that those awful two weeks are behind me.
I apoagise that this wasn't the normal for this blog, usual posts and schedules will be back to normal. Thank you for being supportive. I love you to the moon and back lovelies!
Bye! X
