Iron, Iron, Where Did I Put That Thing?

I would have a photo of a bag of blood being administered through all the tubes, etc., here, but it cost $15.95 and I figured that you would know what that looked like anyway.
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Woe to me.
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The second blood transfusion this week. Another two pints.
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What is happening? Well, I thought it was my white blood cells falling too low, when in fact, it was my red blood cells. Hello! That's what I get for thinking.
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I'm anemic right now. So, a handy-dandy little package for me to get a sample of something I'd sooner forget about. I need to bring it back on Monday...that is unless I need to go to the hospital between now and then.
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The week-end ER doctor has already been notified that I might be a guest.
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The overnight bag I was supposed to get together and didn't, should now be packed. Just in case.
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The brave dh is covering up his concern. But I know he's worried. I'm fretting as well. But what's a girl to do?
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Follow the doctor's orders, and get my act in place.
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The iron reference (I do know where the dusty thing is kept), is to the iron in the blood that I am now missing. An interesting fact...I have been suffering from RLS, better known as Restless Leg Syndrome lately. While searching the net yesterday concerning this, I found a blog that had a wonderful review of a book and it had an URL for me to check out. The blog also had some comments that stated what a great book it was. So, checking it out, it costs $29. bucks. There was some great advertising going on, but cautious me (well, cheap), wondered if it all wasn't a hoax. It described that we needed one mineral, and our RLS would disappear.
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Well, little internet junkie that I am, while I was really looking for was a stock photo I could use, I found an informative text concerning anemia, which is what I now have. And guess what!
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You guessed. That one mineral is iron. So, maybe my RLS can be relieved once my iron levels go back up. Color me thrilled and richer by $29.
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