The CT scan results came in, and it showed that the blood clot was even larger.  It was higher up into my abdomen.  Dr. Capari came into see us at 3:47.  He said he suspects my diagnosis is called "May Thurner Syndrom", and said Ii was going to be transferred to McLaren Macomb to have surgery because LHMC doesn't have the capability to do the surgery.  
Ron went home to get the car instead of his truck so he could follow the ambulance to Macomb.  He got back long before they came to get me.  The two medics came to get me at 7:30 pm.  Strapped me on the gurney, wheeled me down to the ambulance, and I took my first ambulance ride to Macomb.  Ron left before us, but somehow we made it to the hospital first.  The medics got me to my room (339), in my bed, and hooked up to my Heprin drip when Ron walked in.  He stayed with me until 10:30, and got a motel room so he could be with me before my surgery tomorrow.  
Nurses and Aides cam in for vitals and blood tests almost every hour.