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  • #16
    Re: This is daisymac's daughter

    I'm back! Yahoo!  :dance:

    I had a good xray on Friday, then on Sat. (after another good xray) they removed the tube and now I am at home again! Man . . . was I going crazy. Yes, I was at Memorial Hermann Northwest, and my daughter never came back on the board to follow up, but thanks, and thanks again for the prayers. We were all pretty freaked about things.

    I hadn't been feeling very well the week before it happened, but then on the 14th I was coughing and suddenly I had a pain so severe that I though it was a heart attack. It was a "spontaneous pneumothorax" and from what I gather it's not very common, without an external injury. I am a lucky woman.

    I made many friends at the hospital. Nice people. Some of the staff began to think I would be there forever, but sure were happy to see me go home at last.

    So I'll catch up with you guys in the next few days. Now I have to spend time with my family, cats, dog, bird and my fishie boys! My betta Buster even missed me!

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    • #17
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      Glad to hear it! I was worried!

      Ellen

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      • #18
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        Welcome back!!   I'm so glad to hear that you're doing better!

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        • #19
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          Welcome back. Glad to hear you're doing better.
          75gal heavy planted tank
          pea gravel on soil substrate
          DIY CO2
          3 zebra botias, 9 glowlights, 2 yoyo loachs, wild guppies

          55gal planted
          same substrate
          DIY CO2
          1 gold, 1 zebra, 4 koi, 2 dark zebra angels, ghost & amano shrimp

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          • #20
            Re: This is daisymac's daughter

            Great to hear all is well!! Welcome back
            Smokin_Cache
            Planning a new 150+ tank. Any suggestions?
            Lets see what the imagination fruits.
            Check out my last tank

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            • #21
              Re: This is daisymac's daughter

              Glad you're back.

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              • #22
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                Great news!
                Raul
                PokerFace

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                • #23
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                  Welcome back. I am glad to hear youe are OK.

                  max

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                  • #24
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                    Thanks! This must have stressed Buster bad because he is staying at the bottom of his tank and won't come up to eat. What can I do?

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                    • #25
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                      Great to have you back!  :mrgreen:  And very glad to know that everything is better.
                      "Millennium hand and shrimp!"

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                      • #26
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                        Is Buster still acting funny? Did you try a water change? Sometimes something as simple as some fresh water will do wonders.  

                        Ellen

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                        • #27
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                          Ellen,

                          I did change his water right away. Since he is in a 1g. tank it was pretty yucky. He is still very skitterish. He comes up to the top but when I go to feed him he acts like I am scaring him and goes to the bottom of the tank and hides in a rock. He isn't eating like he normally does, and he doesn't flirt with me like he used to. Today, though, he has a bubble nest started so I guess that is a good sign.

                          My daughter told me that he was missing me - she said he wouldn't eat, but he wasn't hiding. So I'm not sure what happened. I would blame it on the cats, but he is in a spot where they can't get to him.

                          Daisy

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