On Saturday November 3rd Ta'Zauhna' was 15 minutes from finishing her shift at Tacoma General when they thought she was having a heart attack and ran her down to the ER. She had started to get numb feelings left side and had a pain going down her arm. After further testing they found her heart was okay and sent her home. Sunday evening her best friend Missy came by the house to check on her and found that Ta'Zauhna' was not okay she was having pseudo seizures (this is a none brain like seizure) causing her head to twitch to the left and her body to contract with now less mobility in her left side. Missy then took Ta'Zauhna' to the hospital where they admitted her to the ICU. After 2 days of testing they found nothing and can not explain why a 25 year old has limited mobility on her left side and has multiple pseudo seizures a day. The determined out come is that she needs to go back on her medication for her Prolactinoma and she needs to stress less.

What next...Well they do not know how long she will be like this and will have to have 24 hour care and can not work. She starts PT to help build her strength, OT help with swallowing, and a counselor to help with stress. Due to the fact her house is a 2 person income and she just started a full time position at TG she is not eligible for short term paid leave. Angelo is working double shifts as well as doing most of the care for her and Reign. But because Ta'Zauhna' can not lift or walk alone she has to have someone with her and  baby Reign at all times. We are working on setting up in home nursing care for her through the insurance but need help now. It just so happens her best friend Missy is a CNA and giving us a heck of a deal until the insurance kicks in. We are reaching out to everyone to help as Greg and I will be financially filling in where the gaps are.  We do not know how long this will take to heal but any help for Angelo and Ta'Zauhna' would be greatly appreciated. Thank you all in advance for your assistance please continue to keep our family in your prayers.