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sas -loved the Jelly sand scenario. I also checked out a few pages with bons bag. Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks. I guess I am such a list maker I want everything to go as smooth as possible for my family. Maybe I can get u to post a life size of me for the obit. Lol jk
Cami - wow your sis 7 years and it looks like u r right behind her. How inspirational. You go girls !!!
2nd time glad your dd still needed u for that back rub.
Did someone say chocolate cake or coke ! Both sounds great to me as long as there's a side of Chevys moldy cheese.
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Oh you guys, you are just jealous! It is NOT moldy...Ha! Is is Limburger cheese that Cammi loves! I just like ..... you know what I really like? I get those double-rolls of Goat cheese... (hi littlegoats) from Costco.... and I freeze one, and then soften the other.... I mix it with steak seasoning... you know, with the onions, garlic, etc in it?
Then when I want a snack, I get out my Mary's Gone Crackers chips, and have a few with that goat-cheese on them! Everything is better with cheese!
Oh? So sounds like Peppermint Patty is a brat too! Hah! We have our own club within a club! Sass is trying to be the head-master.... as soon as she gets her owls straightened up, and made a tad smaller.... Like instead of 8X10s, maybe more like wallet size? That's okay, I enjoy watching people struggle.... JUST kidding! DAMN, DH just cut the cheese.... He walked in back of me, and my GOD! I have to run outdoors girls..... !
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hi all, I've been reading along. Hello to the newbies. Yes, we talk about all things! I'm please to say that I've finally was able to poop! Yeah for me. Wasn't as bad as the last surgery but apparently no matter how I tried to avoid getting constipated, it hasn't stopped it from happening. So now more to normal. Still hurting more on the right side, but that has gotten better. Hopefully the drains will come out on Tuesday. I still haven't tried the chocolate coke. Soon. Don't like many cheeses, but willing to try.
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Smarty! Have you tried prunes, or juice.... ?? Even the stool softeners? Your system just isn't back to regular yet...
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For all the brats in "our family!"
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yes, took stool softeners, milk of magnesia, ate light, doesn't seem to matter. Since this should be the last surgery, I should be good. I do have to watch out for power farts! Did that this morning, good thing I was on the pot. Couldn't even tell that I pooped with that one!
Ok, on to better subjects. Love the cartoons, you guys are so funny. Where do you find them? It's been raining here since Thursday. Yeah. Won't stop the drought, but better than nothing. It's a good time to be stuck on the couch.
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smarty - so glad u pooped. Congrats !!! Isn't it funny what excited us now. I have had some bouts of the nasty constipation. Truly have been full of sh#£. Maybe that's what some of the brats need on here - a good healthy poop. Jk hope it's not too soon to pick.
Chevy. Your poor husband. What do u expect? Moldy , stinky cheese in - stinky Is definately coming out. I love your remember when cartoon. I have short term memory loss from all these pain meds. I swear my family makes things up they said we did. I think my dh is taking advantage of it - saying I have done & LOVED all these crazy sexual things. Hmm wtf why not after all he had done for me. I mean if he can wipe my ass guess I can throw out the shyness. Lol Annual Report to Congress
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crap I have no idea how the irs stuff posted weird. Quit spying big bro
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PattyP- you are very brave and it is good to hear your story. We all do the best with our diet, exercise, taking the anti-hormone meds and hope for the best. Your children must have been young when you got it the first time.
My mom passed two years ago in March, and it got my sister and I working on our advanced directives, wills, etc. Her death reminded us either we did not have anything in place (her) and mine was outdated. It is especially important if there are dependents (my sister has a partner who is dependent on her in every way).
Flash forward a few months later and we were both diagnosed with breast cancer, hers in July and me in Sept. She has my info and I have hers (most of our family is gone and neither of us has children). I was glad I had all that taken care of given what followed any anything yet to come. There are some other good suggestions here though about keeping some additional records around auto withdrawls, etc.
We are both doing fine at this time, but decided to give some family heirlooms to our relatives sooner to pass them along for others to enjoy now. And none of the families know about the bc, we chose to keep it that way, just said we decided to share some of the family heirlooms now. The family has welcomed that without question.
I understand your need to not get others involved sometimes. I know with our family, it was just too much to get in to especially after a couple years with many family deaths. It is best to know who you can share things with or want to.
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My last post was 5 hours ago--I checked the constipation thread-------I will never do that again on a sunday afternoon-------5 hours researching poop is insane.
Tang 3 mg melatonin YAY-----But I'm not a doc--------all drugs should be okayed by your doc.
All of you are BRATS , you guys been playing and I missed it, gotta walk now legs all swollen. It's dark as night outside CHIT it is night. Double pooper.
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sas,
1/2 hour then take a time out!
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Threads are a timesucker!
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Wow this is a fun place with women who understand. My avatar is a picture of me in my clown gear. I became. Widow three years ago and had one more year before retirement. I knew I needed a plan to be busy and have fun. Can't depend on others to make us happy, can we! A clown was hired for my grandsons birthday party. I could see the kids adored her and she was having fun too. That night I enrolled in a clown school eight months in the future and never looked back. I had worked with kids for 30 years, so this seemed a goos fit. Now I clown, face paint and do balloon designs. My business is on hold until after radiation is complete. It would be terrible to schedule a child's party and then be unable to go. I don't have a sub available. I plan to advertise a discount for parties booked for April!
Facing retirement was frightening alone, but perhaps prepared me for this experience too. Glad to find some friends here!
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Doing what you enjoy is 1/2 the fun and soon back to clowning around in April.
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The other 1/2 is getting paid.
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sas, you should've spent 5 hours shrinking the owls!
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Teka-Yes it is fun to get paid for having fun. I enjoy all the practice I do too, and I have some tome now for that. I've made friends, too. It makes me feel a little control of my life and a little excitement at building a small business. And just enough anxiety before a party or show hoping I please the parents and make the child happy.
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There's a constipation thread? REALLY?
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Mimi,
Just enough anxiety to keep you on your toes!
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Here's one report on melatonin, but it doesn't mention how often. Still researching.
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This one says its safe to take melatonin daily. It's a hormone that our bodies produce naturally, but aging, and other things cause depletion of its production. It's not a drug to be taken occasionally. I take 10 mgs every night, but I've taken it for years. I started at 3 mgs. My PCP and Onco know I take it. How much & how often.
It's not posting. I'll try again.
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Jazzy, there's a rectal issues thread too, I'm active on both. I'm so interesting.
Okay you all aren't BRATS just the MasterBrats and spookie.. I was just throwing a two y/o tatrum about potty training. I'm(shuffle, shuffle) sorRy..
Mimim, my sister use to clown, she had so much fun. She did it for DS when he was three. It was her first time. She didn't have a name. DS asked her name and I just popped off with Fluffy. After Fluffy left and my sister came back, my dad told her she really missed so much. He really didn't know it was her. Fluffy called DS son for several years. It was so sweet listening to him talk to HIS clown. Not sure how old he was before he found out.
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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Cami said I was a BRAT first, then Chevy, then April. Now YOU ALL want to be BRATS????? Well, ok. I'll share the title. We'll be bratsters or something.
PattyPeppermint, put your passwords to your online accounts in your book too. My pass to the retirement check is hanging on the fridge. Great spot, huh?
Jazzy, you know SAS thinks of everything. There really is a poop thread. Amazing what makes us happy? My dog forum is the same way. People do the happy dance when the dogs chit.
I really wish I knew why Spookies pic won't load right. I'll mess with it later.
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haha....I'm cracking up over the consitpation and rectal issues thread!I guess I should click the link, but I'm wondering why melatonin shouldn't be used occasionally.
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Spookie there's a dog thread?
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Love the horse Jazzy hahaha
MIMI---I am so excited for u--this is a first for me to read--u decided to become a clown--I love it--u must be one hell of a person to be around---That sounds like such a fun thing to do and like was said u get paid to actually have fun and make kids and parents laugh. Wow u are a takeing care of u'r self kind of person-- with Pizazz even---Oh I know Chevy will say I can be u'r sub and I don't need makeup--so I'm saying it first.
Do u normally advertise or is it word of mouth --This is exciting everyone--U must have u'r very own face for it right? Oh I hope u'r rads go quickly and u function well again and get back to business.
Chevy how else do u expect u'r DH to smell with all that cheese--doesn't have the same effect as before does it?
As u all know I have chronic Diarhea (sp) can't spell it bt boy do I hve it---anywhere anytime it explodes out at parties, at home, at restaurants and I wear depends but since it is all water it goes all over--I've had it since as long as I've had cancer, every test, every meds everthing and the Drs. just say I dunno know, but I do know constipation can really give u pain, it's awful. And I'm sure u've tried everything so I won't even suggest anything.
Hey Teka--how are u doing? It's cold with loads of snow.
My sister is so funny everytime she goes somewhere for a party she always makes something still (silly Italian) and today she was going to one and she said I'm not making anything but bringing my wine--Finally I got to her.
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