With the flood downstairs my other son who is in construction and works mainly on homes with water damage come over and poked some holes into the dry wall to check where the water came in from.He believes it is running in from the garage that always leaks during a rain storm plus the ground saturation. He found wetness behind my built in oak book case that runs floor to ceiling and wall to wall. None of our vast collection of books were harmed, and my stamping supplies are upstairs, so I feel blessed about that.But I'm also pretty bummed that my bookcase may need to be dismantled, and all the dry wall replaced. I have a carpet fan going on under the carpet and huge fans borrowed from family members running consistently. Fun times!
Thanks for asking, I'll be in better shape to start posting some fun things later.
Cyber hugs to you all,
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Sara, if anyone can help you, the Mayo can! They worked miracles for my mom who had a baseball sized brain tumor! They really are the best medicine money can buy. Incidentally, the cost of staying in the twin cities area is not nearly as expensive as in other major metro areas. Travel and lodging is much more reasonable here. Good luck
Sarah,I have always heard wonderful things about the Mayo Clinic. Perhaps it is worth a try. A flooded basement on top of not feeling well really is a lousy break. My thoughts are with you.
Sarah, thank you for answering all our personal questions. Not everyone would. The Mayo Clinic is a wonderful place. It would definately be worth the try. At this point you do not have anything to lose and maybe alot to gain. Won't know unless u go. I am a nurse and would reccomend it highly. Plus as a fellow arthritis sufferer and fibromyalgia sufferer, I know how frustrating this disease can be. As for your basement...fix it now. In the long run a lost book-case is not bad thing but a dry basement is a blessing. Good luck on both problems and we will all be praying for you and for a successful outcome. Just make sure you rest enough. VERY important plus the right amount and kind of exercise. Hugs, carefully!!! LOL
YIKES! That's a lot to deal with. Thank God for sons in construction! You are in my prayers, Sarah! Hang in there. Our God is big enough for this.
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