We are full time missionaries living in Piedras Negras, Mexico. We get to be involved in all kinds of craziness and adventures. Here are some of the stories.

Monday, August 9, 2010

The Yellow Eye

Last week I was admitted to the ER in Eagle Pass early Tuesday morning. I was extremely nauseous and jaundiced (which Tex "affectionately" dubbed "the yellow eye"). After several blood tests, an ultrasound on my liver and gallbladder and a CAT scan I was transported to San Antonio to see a Gastro-Intestinal Doctor and Blood Specialists. After two more nights in the hospital I was released on Thursday afternoon. The doctors diagnosed me with hemolytic anemia. Pretty much my red blood cells were bursting but they didn't know why. They suspect it was a virus that they couldn't detect and eventually ran it's course and went away. I know that I had many friends and family praying for me and believe God answered those prayers. I'm so grateful for such caring people in my life. I feel better than before I was sick and Tex and I are so glad to be out of the hospital and back home.

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