MRIs

So I had to get MRIs I have not finished my diagnosis so they are checking MRIs again to figure things out. I had two days of it which included four sessions. I have never seen my MRIs but I know they found lesions in my last set in the hospital. This time each day was two hours at minimum. For those of you who have never had an MRI they are not fun...at least in my opinion. They put you in a tube and tell you not to move. The entire time you hear the machine. It is like being the paper in a scanner. The first session was my brain and throat without contrast and the second was my brain and neck with contrast. I came out tired and ready to go home and crawl in bed. The next day was my back again one with contrast and one without contrast.

It is not too bad but many able bodied people tell me that they would not do it...Of course they would if it meant finding things out about their illness if they acquired one. So all I get to do now is wait on results. Ironically that is the hardest part waiting on results...The tech are not even allowed to hint at normal or abnormal results.