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Yes, western food is a lot different than eastern food. My take on hospital food follows:
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Hey guys, this is a cause for celebration! :dusty:

So, the team of doctors came in this morning, saw my failing IV, and told me that since I've began eating food, they would start giving me all the medication orally. Woohoo! \（＾∇＾）/

Fast forward to about 15 minutes ago, I bade my fourth IV adieu, and the nurses came to remove it from the face of this earth. Even though my hand is still swollen, I still felt this sense of euphoria. No more needles! *\(^o^)/*

Just wanted to share this piece of good news with all of you here. Thanks everyone for all the support, words of encouragement, and laugh-out-loud funny jokes! :ghug:
 
That's great newsCYY
Now don't forget to keep up with the eating...it's very difficult with hospital food and yours sounds terrible
Perhaps your family could bring you some of the things you like to eat...table jellies candies for calories,etc.
cmack...what
Are you referring to with 247@ and 711....is it a food code at the local eatery?
Kirstie..good to see you...what is 6.?
Sandy your post makes the most sense...it resonates with me and my hospital stays..
Ron..hope you are soon reconnected...keep well
Winning...
 
Trysha,

I used to be a fireman and we used the clock as a reference. 12 is your front, your back is 6, 3 is right....and so on. Yes I was playing on the convenience store 7-11 open 24-7 LOL.

I have so much fun with you guys and gals.
 
So do I, life is far too short not to laugh and see the brighter side of life
 
I can't tell any jokes, I'm the one that gets jokes played on them and I never get it.
 
Reaching the end of a job interview, the Human Resources Officer asks a young engineer fresh out of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, "And what starting salary are you looking for?" The engineer replies, "In the region of $125,000 a year, depending on the benefits package." The interviewer inquires, "Well, what would you say to a package of five weeks vacation, 14 paid holidays, full medical and dental, company matching retirement fund to 50% of salary, and a company car leased every two years, say, a red Corvette?" The engineer sits up straight and says, "Wow! Are you kidding?" The interviewer replies, "Yeah, but you started it."
 
Patient: So tell me doctor,how bad is it?
Doctor: Not good.I'm afraid you have amnesia and you're losing your hair.
Patient: Oh,well,it could be worse,I could be losing my hair.

I've posted this one previously,but for those who missed it....
What's the difference between God and a surgeon ?....God doesn't think he's a surgeon.
 
What is a corvette...is it a group of ships?.....
Carpets of white snow greeted our dawn today....very cold but the sun is shining...
Here's looking for a nice warm early springtime....light years away I think..
I have some blue miniature irises in full bloom on my enclosed balcony and a red Christmas plant blooming a third time...most unusual but very welcome....and very pretty.
Wwinning".."...
 
cmack said:
CYY,

Are you out there?
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Yup, I'm here. Just woke up not too long ago *yawns* *stretches*

My guts haven't been agreeing on the yummy food that I've been having since last night. The big D is here again, but haven't had any severe cramps yet (keyword: severe). I really hope that breakfast agrees with me. It's French toast and jam this morning. Yum yum! :p

Maybe I should consider going back to Modulen either for lunch or for dinner... *scratches chin*

Anyways, today might just be my best day in hospital, and I need to find a way to make good use of it. The later half of yesterday was great, but today I've got a whole day to myself, needle free! \（＾∇＾）/

Tomorrow I'll be going for an MRCP, and I'll be having contrast injected into me intravenously, so it probably won't be a good day. And hopefully, if all goes well (*crosses fingers*), I may be discharged tomorrow or the day after :smile:

Thanks for all the concern and the support everyone. I really truly appreciate everyone of you here :ghug:

EDIT: I just realised that everything on my plate is on the "Unsuitable Foods" list in the LOFFLEX diet D:
 
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CYY it's good to see you coping so well with this serious condition.hopefully you will be able to sleep through the procedure with some help from the IV injections you will be given.you are a really good patient
.hoping for A really smooth procedure for you and may you be going home soon....it won't be tomorrow though.
Prayers and best wishes
Trysha
 
Earth has not anything to show more fair
Dull would he be of soul who could pass by
A sight so touching in its majesty
The beauty of the morning,silent,bare
Ships,towers,domes,theatres and temples lie
Open unto the fields and to the sky
All bright and glittering in the smokeless air
Never did sun more beautifully steep
In his first splendour valley, rock or hill
Never saw I,never felt a calm so deep
The river glideth at its own sweet will
And all that mighty heart is lying still
William Wordsworth
Composed upon Westminster Bridge September 3rd 1802.
It is a Petrarchan sonnet describing London and the River Thames,viewed from Westminster bridge.
I used to go to college in this area and also had a summer job in the Publiic Analysts laboratory.checking the quality of imported shipments.
Sometimes I would stand on the bridge gazing at the river as it placidly flowed.. it was like a paved highway and plenty of areas for people to stand and stare,gaze or write.A very busy area in the heart of London.
 
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cmack said:
CYY,

How are things going?
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I forwent breakfast and had Modulen instead. Wouldn't want to risk another flare up just before the MRCP :')

The team of doctors just popped by to check on me. It's confirmed that the procedure will take place early tomorrow morning. I start fasting after midnight. If all goes well (highly unlikely), I may be able to be discharged tomorrow night. If not, it'll just one more day at the hospital.

Can't wait to leave this place :D
 
CYY,

I sure hope everything goes smoothly. It usually went well for me, it just sucked to be cooped up. Hospitals are just no fun. I had too look up Modulen. Sounds yucky.

I hope you get out soon.


Keep me company if you get bored, :)

cmack
 
Hopefully things will go well for you CYY...we will al be rooting for yousleep well and all the best for tomorrow.
Hugs
Trysha
 
Trysha said:
What is a corvette...is it a group of ships?.....

Wwinning".."...
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dont know if you are joking Trysha but this I think is the Corvette Cmack is referring to

http://i2.wp.com/yvrshoots.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/lucifer-corvette10-2.jpg

but a tradition nave corvette is
the smallest class of vessel considered to be a proper (or "rated") warship. The warship class above the corvette is that of the frigate, while the class below was historically that of the sloop-of-war. The modern types of ship below a corvette are coastal patrol craft and fast attack craft.

winning :ycool:
 
Hi Tony.........Thank you for the illuminating response
I was joking actually but in so doing have received an education in naval terms and found it most interesting.
Are you a naval person?
You have made some new tracks in my brain....a very good protection for the brain functions as we get older day by day...
Winning.....
 
No not a naval person used to read books like Hornblower a few years ago ,
love that car so was only looking for an excuse to link it ,wish I had the money for one though .
 
I can't understand why owning a corvette is such a big deal.
I would sooner have a rolls Royce classic or a Daimler....sleek and luxurious...no bumps along the road and great bragging rights....just POSH!.........naval term:

P=PORT
O=Onward
S=Starward
H=Home

Happy ⛵️ sailing through the coming week Everybody....
 
Tony was right,of course.But back in the day we had a local pub called the Corvette.That was when there was a pub on every corner,us being on a fishing,ship building and merchant naval river.Pubs then had regulated opening times and there was very little booze related trouble on the streets,compared with now.Most of the pubs here are gone,as are the ship building and merchant navy,and half the fishing fleet.Although the river looks quite spacious and clean now,posh even,it lacks the character it once had. There was also a Corvette car in the 60s/70s.Long before MY time of course hahaha
 
Hi Carol...
Looks like we posted at identical times....enjoyed your information...
How time flies....sigh...
 
How's the physio going Trysha ? do you think you'll be back on track for the summer ? I really hope so.I love your poetry posts.I remember them from school.Next thing I'll be singing "Sur la Pont D 'Avigneon (sp?) or "La plume de ma tante"..I won't be getting my yellow hula hoop out though hahaha...
 
Et moi aussi Carol
It has been a long slow painful haul with my Knee....just as I thought it would never heal at last it is improving ...I have physiotherapy every day ,different programmes but some similar.
The rehab programme has four physiotherapists on the go...I am assigned to the same one...she immediately noticed my walking was incorrect...good thing....I was favouring the bad leg and it wasn't helping the healing.
They don't miss a thing in the programme.it is government funded and is a hospital to rehab to home programme....except they provide special transport from home for this day session,three times a week.The major problem was the wait time to get into it so it is hardly hospital to home.They fill the gap with very limited home care.
My other physio is private andfee for service and worth every penny .He has been greatly instrumental and very encouraging in my recovery.He is a university faculty member and teaches acupuncture as well as physiotherapy.
He is Chinese Canadian ....his acupuncture is really effective for the migraines and PHN I frequently get.it also helped the abdominal pain .
The acupuncture could not be allowed in the acute recovery stage but now I am allowed it...just started last week.
So things are ticking along quite nicely...hope it stays that way.
Winning....
 
Tony H said:
dont know if you are joking Trysha but this I think is the Corvette Cmack is referring to

http://i2.wp.com/yvrshoots.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/lucifer-corvette10-2.jpg

but a tradition nave corvette is
the smallest class of vessel considered to be a proper (or "rated") warship. The warship class above the corvette is that of the frigate, while the class below was historically that of the sloop-of-war. The modern types of ship below a corvette are coastal patrol craft and fast attack craft.

winning :ycool:
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OMG so want that car. I have always liked classic cars and my ex-father in law has had corvettes for years which was fun to drive. We have an old F250 1969 truck which is fun.
 
GI Jane,

How are you doing? Any new news updates?
Tell me more about the old truck, what color is it? Does it have a wooden plank bed? I'm such a curious guy...LOL
 
No wooden bed yet it's light blue and lighter blue on bottom half. In so much pain right now all joints and so tired....just hoping the surgery will make it all better which I worry about. What if I agree to this surgery they tell me I need and I'm still in pain and tired then what....trying to find the answers on line is so hard.
 
GI Jane said:
No wooden bed yet it's light blue and lighter blue on bottom half. In so much pain right now all joints and so tired....just hoping the surgery will make it all better which I worry about. What if I agree to this surgery they tell me I need and I'm still in pain and tired then what....trying to find the answers on line is so hard.
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I hope you get relief.
 
GI Jane,

I feel for you, everything is so inflamed on you right now. I am praying for the pain to ease. You have been through more than your share.

I agree It is hard to predict the outcome. I'm thinking (and hoping) it will relieve some pain in the long run. It sucks that you have to deal with surgery pain to get rid of pain, it is so frustrating. I know the feeling of wishing you knew what good a surgery will achieve. My surgeries, while painful, eventually made things tolerable. I wish you the same kind of success.

That truck does sound pretty cool, I love that body style. I'm more of a Chevy guy but most all of the classics are interesting to me. My dad used to have a cherry red 67 Mustang fastback. I sure wish he hadn't sold it. So does he!
 
cmack said:
GI Jane,

I feel for you, everything is so inflamed on you right now. I am praying for the pain to ease. You have been through more than your share.

I agree It is hard to predict the outcome. I'm thinking (and hoping) it will relieve some pain in the long run. It sucks that you have to deal with surgery pain to get rid of pain, it is so frustrating. I know the feeling of wishing you knew what good a surgery will achieve. My surgeries, while painful, eventually made things tolerable. I wish you the same kind of success.

That truck does sound pretty cool, I love that body style. I'm more of a Chevy guy but most all of the classics are interesting to me. My dad used to have a cherry red 67 Mustang fastback. I sure wish he hadn't sold it. So does he!
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What....Chevy....that's it no more talking...lol...we've owned quite a few different cars our next Subaru because of the snow in Yakima. Did the pain in the joints go away and were you able to eat more without running to the bathroom after the surgery? I worry sometimes it just a bandaid on the dam.
 
Mornin' everyone! I hope you all have had a great day yesterday. Hope the rehab provides some relief to your knee, Trysha. And hope that all the joint pain and fatigue would soon resolve, GI Jane. Stay strong! Sending a pillar of support and lots of hugs of encouragement to each and every one of you :hug:

So, it's half past five in the morning and rather cold here. I'm not sure why I'm up so early. Is it excitement or nervousness? I've got no idea.

What do I want the MRCP results to show? If they can't find anything unusual, that means I'm all well and good. Great, but the doctors may choose to do more tests on me to determine the cause of my pancreatitis. That means I'll probably have to stay in hospital for a few more days. Do I want that? No.

But if the results come back positive, showing some obstruction in the pancreas, then what? Do I want surgery? Definitely not. Change of medication? But the side effects of MTX sounds much scarier than Azathioprine.

The mind can only wonder...

·
·
·

(Snap back to reality) Oh god, clearly my mind's not functioning properly at half past five in the morning. I'm just hoping that the results come back positive, but not serious enough to warrant a surgery.

I'm crawling back to bed...
 
GI Jane,

Over time almost all my pains got better. At one point I was such a cripple that I felt like I was worn right out and hurt everywhere. It slowly got better after the surgeries were over though. I still have some nerve damage that will never go away and several lovely scars. LOL I have my pain at a very manageable level 90% of the time now with a very moderate amount of meds. I got so that the big D is under control on most days also.

It took a while and a lot of lifestyle changes but things are way better now than when I was at my worst. I can eat good healthy, tasty foods that I like and I rarely ever go hungry, I'm just 95% vegetarian and avoid GMO's (as much as possible) now. I just have to stay in remission! That's my main priority now, thus the diet changes, no smoking, staying hydrated and controlling stress. Exercises and stretching helps me too.

I believe you will have improvement after improvement. I did, I just had to really try at it.
 
A new teacher was trying to make use of her psychology courses. She started her class by saying, "Everyone who thinks they're stupid, stand up!" After a few seconds, little Johnny stood up. The teacher said, "Do you think you're stupid, little Johnny?" "No, ma'am, but I hate to see you standing there all by yourself!"
 
Go on then CMack.....I like jokes....
CYY... maybe you will find the best news in that it could be due to the Azathioprine...you will get better whatever the cause ...just time is needed
sometimes.
.lots of prayers for you .Sleep well.thank you for your kind thoughts.
Big snowstorm headed our way tomorrow and Tuesday.......likely will bring everything to a standstill for a few days
Winning.......
 
Leisure
What is this life if full of care
We have no time to stand and stare
No time to stand beneath the boughs
And stare,as long as sheep and cows
No time to see when woods we pass
Where squirrels hide their nuts in grass
No time to see in broad daylight
Streams full of stars,like skies at night
No time to wait till her mouth can
Enrich that smile her eyes began
A poor life this,if full of care
We have no time to stand and stare

W.H.Davies
 
Trysha said:
Leisure
What is this life if full of care
We have no time to stand and stare
No time to stand beneath the boughs
And stare,as long as sheep and cows
No time to see when woods we pass
Where squirrels hide their nuts in grass
No time to see in broad daylight
Streams full of stars,like skies at night
No time to wait till her mouth can
Enrich that smile her eyes began
A poor life this,if full of care
We have no time to stand and stare

W.H.Davies
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That was beautiful! :ysmile:
 
I dared to,

Another of the same kind? I guess so.

Little April was not the best student in Sunday school.
Usually she slept through the class.

One day the teacher called on her while she was napping, "Tell me, April, who created the universe?"

When April didn't stir, little Johnny, a boy seated in the chair behind her, took a pin and jabbed her in the rear. "GOD ALMIGHTY!" shouted April and the teacher said, "Very good" and April fell back asleep.

A while later the teacher asked April, "Who is our Lord and Saviour?" April didn't even stir from her slumber. Once again, Johnny came to the rescue and stuck her again. "JESUS!" shouted April and the teacher said, "very good," and April fell back to sleep.

Then the teacher asked April a third question. "What did Eve say to Adam after she had her twenty-third child?" And again, Johnny jabbed her with the pin. This time April said "If you get that thing near me one more time, I'll snap it in two!"

The teacher fainted.
 
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Hey everyone! The IV's in. They got it in first try! For the first time since I've been hospitalised! Achievement unlocked! *\(^o^)/*

This is an even greater cause for celebration! :dusty:

Although there were some delays, but the MRCP's coming up really soon. Keeping my fingers crossed! Catch up with you guys and gals later. Stay positive, everyone! :ghug:
 
Hey, I'm back!

Just had the MRCP done. Turns out, they didn't need to use the IV at all, since I drank the contrast orally. Seriously, people? When I desperately need the IV, the nurses take forever to find a good vein to insert it in. When I've got no need for the IV at all, the nurses insert it in within the first try. Seriously? >=(

Well, on the bright side, at least that's over. Currently awaiting for the MRCP, the amylase and the lipase blood test results. May have to do a Calprotectin test today ._.
 
Cyy....just typical isnt it 😕 hope results go well and you get to go home soon 💕

Big hugs n love to all....
Keep on keeping on ☺ :ghug: 💝💞💖
 
Trysha,I love that poem,I usually utter the first few lines when the spring flowers are out.
To be honest,I can only remember the first few lines.
Now I'm going to practice the Dashing White Sergeant and the Eightsome Reel.
Off to the docs soon and going to drop off four large sacks of books at the charity shop.
We cleared the loft yesterday and have a load for the council dump and an even bigger load for cancer care charity,which is being collected later in the week.I feel liberated !!!
 
Trysha said:
Leisure
What is this life if full of care
We have no time to stand and stare
No time to stand beneath the boughs
And stare,as long as sheep and cows
No time to see when woods we pass
Where squirrels hide their nuts in grass
No time to see in broad daylight
Streams full of stars,like skies at night
No time to wait till her mouth can
Enrich that smile her eyes began
A poor life this,if full of care
We have no time to stand and stare

W.H.Davies
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That's why I love our little A-Frame in the woods. Nothing but nature. Stellar Jays that come for a peanut when we ring a bell and a squirrel that tries to get them faster from the railing on the deck.....then the crows waiting for the stellar jays to bury one and fly off and they dig up and so it goes......and of the humming birds dive bombing any of them because his feeder is close.....tough little guy love them.
 
CYY, I hope you get the results you're looking for and can get out of there very soon! The hospital is no fun at all and it sounds like you've had some rough times since being there. I hope you can find some good things to eat that adhere to your diet - I have been doing low-FODMAP myself (with a few cheats) and that has been a challenge at times too. But, it's worthwhile, because I think it's helping me. So I'm doing my best. Have you been having Modulen mostly or are you able to eat a bit?

Trysha, how's your snowstorm? We're having a snowstorm as well although we've only gotten maybe 4 or 5 inches of snow so far. It's very windy though so the snow is blowing almost horizontally, yuck! It's a very good day to stay indoors, that's for sure. Hopefully you're hunkered down and staying warm.

Jane, that sounds wonderful, I'd love to retire to a small cabin out in the woods! (Heck, I'd love to be able to retire at all, but that's a whole other rant for another day, ha ha.)
 
According to our weather forecast, your weather might find it's way over here by the end of the week.Thanks for sharing hahaha.We have double figures C. until then.Hopefully we will just get the tail-end.
 
I made a big mistake and ate a small piece of lasagna...... bad idea. The meat didn't go over well. Darn it! It sure seemed like a good idea at the time.
 
cmack said:
I made a big mistake and ate a small piece of lasagna...... bad idea. The meat didn't go over well. Darn it! It sure seemed like a good idea at the time.
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I know right....I had spaghetti and I think it was the meat that killed me to yesterday. Meat always causes gas so it makes sense....frustrating huh.
 
CYY, hoping your testing turns how just like you want it to. I also hope you have no more needles. I also hope you start to feel better G.I. Jane. And Ron. And Trev. AND EVERYONE! (And how are you now kirsty? Any better?) Hugs to all. :ghug:

CMACK, I could swear I read that you had or your dad had cherry red 67 Mustang back in the day. I can't find that post now. But when I was in high school I dated a guy with a '65 blue Mustang. Then I also started dating a guy (I was not dating anyone exclusively at that time), who unbeknownst to me until we went out also had a '65 blue Mustang. When I was out on a date with yet another person, the first two dropped by my house, unannounced, and ran into each other, outside and sat and compared cars and had a good laugh. (As I tell Doug, I was popular in school with the unpopular people. :biggrin:) When I married Doug, I found out that he also used to have a 65 blue Mustang. LOL.

GI Jane said:
That's why I love our little A-Frame in the woods. Nothing but nature. Stellar Jays that come for a peanut when we ring a bell and a squirrel that tries to get them faster from the railing on the deck.....then the crows waiting for the stellar jays to bury one and fly off and they dig up and so it goes......and of the humming birds dive bombing any of them because his feeder is close.....tough little guy love them.
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I'd love that place too! It has always been a dream of mine to have a cabin in the woods. If we lived there full-time Doug would go crazy though. He's definitely a city guy. Maybe someday a weekend cabin ...
As for snow storms, it looks like a lot of the east coast (in the US) and into the Midwest has had some significant snowfall, or going to have some. We have been blessed as of late to have beautiful sunny spring like days. In fact, we tried to go fishing Saturday only to find out that the entire huge Reservoir wouldn't let our dog go anywhere near the water. We had a messy picnic in the car instead. The cool part was that we found Doug's great-great-grandfather's house in Heber City, which is on the historic registry. We also found a monument about him commemorating his bringing peace between the white settlers in this area and the (northern) Ute Indian tribe. Joseph Stacy Murdock (GG grandfather) was also one of the key leaders in helping settle this town after the western migration of the Mormons. Just for clarification, and for those we haven't already told this story, we apply the name "Utes" to our names because of our support of the University of Utah "Utes" football program. (Doug graduated from college there and has always been an avid fan.) The "Ute" is the team mascot (with the American Indian tribe's permission, and proud association, as opposed to some other sport team's Native American names and mascots.)
Yesterday I had a bad migraine (it started mid-sentence in the middle of a quick phone call -- so very, very sudden). Today I was mostly better, I thought I was going to be fine, until I started exercising at PT, which brought back with a vengeance the throbbing, light sensitivity, etc. Only this time I got dizzy. Being dizzy is something they don't like it all there in the cardio unit (or my extraordinary high blood pressure today.) They had me go lay down in a dark, quiet room for a while with an ice pack before they would let me go home. I've got it back down to a dull roar with meds and caffeine. Sort of. (I only drink caffeine when I have migraine because of my tachycardia.) I have orders to lay down for the rest of the day. Sorry Doug, your turn for dinner (again).
Pictures of adventure Saturday coming soon.
 
Lasagna would do awful things to me as well - I can't digest beef, and the tomato sauce would make my GERD very angry (much too acidic). Sometimes my hubby makes me a belly-friendly seafood lasagna with white sauce instead of red, and goat cheese because I can't have cow cheese (I'm lactose intolerant, but goat dairy doesn't bother me), and of course seafood in place of beef. It's pretty yummy! But yeah, regular lasagna would make me quite ill, so I feel for you guys.

Sandy, on the subject of classic Mustangs - when I was in high school in the late 90s, there was a lady who worked in the computer lab and she drove a cherry red Mustang, and it was the ORIGINAL Mustang, 1964 and a half. It was the most beautiful car ever, and every time I saw this lady in the computer lab, I'd always say, "Mrs. H, I love your car!" So one day, I walked into the computer lab, and she asked if I wanted to buy her Mustang!! Only $5,000! She was only selling it because it was a hard-top, and she wanted to get a convertible. Oh man, I would have loved to have bought that car, but I had just bought my first car and had zero money left over. I couldn't justify it. This was like 20 years ago and I'm still sort of kicking myself for not taking out a loan and buying my dream car. But at the time, when I was 17 and working a few hours a week at a fast food place, $5000 was a ton of money and I just couldn't do it. Ugh. My dream car has to stay in my dreams, I guess.

It's still snowing here. Yuck! It's still blowing, too, so it's like it's been snowing horizontally all day. I hope everybody else in the path of snowstorms is safe and warm.

Sandy, I had a migraine on Saturday, but not nearly as bad as the one you had. Dizziness is the worst! I had labyrinthitis in 2014 - it's inner ear inflammation which causes horrendous vertigo. The vertigo lasted for 3 months before it finally went completely away. So I have a lot of sympathy for anyone dealing with dizziness or vertigo, it's awful. It's my most hated symptom ever (with nausea being a close 2nd). Of course, my vertigo caused me a lot of nausea and vomiting, so it was just the worst time ever. Feel better soon! Get some rest!
 
I talked to my doctor's office. They do want me to switch from Humira to Entyvio. They are just waiting for pre-authorization from my insurance. In the meantime, I am to continue with the Humira.
 
Thanks everybody!

You are all very kind. I know better! Temptation got the better of me.


GI Jane,

It sounds like you made the same mistake as me, only with a different dish. I feel for you, my stomach is still pretty mad at me. You pulled a Chris!

Take good care amigo.


Sandy,

Dad had a cherry red 67 mustang fastback... so beautiful.

That was an awesome post about the mustangs......well really the whole thing was great. I really liked the part about you finding Doug's great-great-grandfather's house and also his memorial. You have a neat family history. Be sure to take care and follow the doctors orders.

Cat,

I would be kicking myself too about that red mustang. They are awesome cars. You would probably have gotten too many speeding tickets anyway! Right? My first car was a little bucket of bolts. A mercury lynx, basically a spruced up escort. It ran really good and was cheap on gas, those were the best features. LOL You be sure to take extra good care of yourself and try to stay out of that ugly weather.

Ron,

I didn't know about Amy's making lasagna, thanks. I think I'll get some. In about a month! LOL


I feel sorry for anybody experiencing headaches, get well soon!



Thanks again everybody, :)

cmack
 
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