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Mayo

This is the 4th trip to Rochester Minnesota to the Mayo clinic. This trip is all about surgeries and tests. Jayden and I drove up on Tuesday evening and got to our hotel late. Jayden had to do a miralax prep so she had to drink 64 oz of gatorade mix. After breakfast she could only have clear liquids.  Wednesday morning she had to continue with fasting. She went back at 8:30 and prep took about an hour. She had at least 8 people between nurses, anesthesiology, and doctor. She felt like something out of Grey's Anatomy.  We laughed as the surgeon came in and was a young Asian lady, she reminded us so much of Dr. Yang, one of the main characters on Grey's. Jayden was prepped for her surgery, a scope including a colonoscopy and an esophageal scope. She had never experienced anesthesia other than wisdom teeth and this was all new for her. It was a lot of waiting and by 2:00 we were out of the clinic and both starving. Jayden wanted to order everything. I didn't think it was the greatest idea, but I told her to eat slow and small bites. She had Perkins on her mind all day and that is where we went. She had eggs, sausage, hashbrowns, pancakes, and a chocolate and peanut butter cupcake. She ate almost every bite!

The next day she had  had a CT scan and MRI. It was a long day of waiting. Each trip to May reminds me to be thankful for good health.

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