The Hermit Club
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*Good Morning Hermits*
Monis,
BBL
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Morning Hermies. I've got a call in to the MO, waiting for reply. House cleaner is here now.
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Mags, I'm thinking chemo, which also caused me difficulty breathing!
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MO has sent me to ER. On my way now. Cousin taking. DH is already there.
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Just relaxing before I have to go to another fun filled appointment today (haha Not!!!!!!!!!!!!!)
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Good luck Mags............
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Hi Hermies
Oh I hope mags can report back soon and everything is under control
I love our military and I think they are the bravest people on this earth and I hope our government catches up with REALLY taking care of all of them when they come home.
Hey Teka funny as usual.
I didn't catch up yet, u gals sure chatter a lot but Jazzy u'r on the run now and u'r pics are beautiful and of course my love for cats is shown by u'r pics.
I was going to get my scans today but y D kicked in during the nite so I'll see how it goes for the day. Chit. Literally.
BBL
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Hmm......probably something fun. Like taking you Bigfoot hunting!
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Mags, be well! Thinking of you today.
Jazzy, i thought I had an exciting hood. Scary stuff, hope all is well tonight.
Enjoying my last few days of no SE freedom before Friday's chemo-prison. I suppose this would be a furlough? Taping a zombie marathon, woohoo! I feel sort of apocalyptic as of late and it seems to fit. Not doing much else today, cleaned a bit and running a few arrands later.
Thinking of getting a rug hook kit at the craft store, getting such cabin fever. Also, it will be too hot here for me to get outside alot next week. I have zero tolerance to heat now.
Happy Tuesday Hermies!
PS Teka, we would have a spa day!
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Bippy,Yes, that I would love!
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Pneumonia. How the heck?
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Having home care with meds?
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Doing cultures, hanging one bag of antib then home. Still at ER.
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Can I come to spa day? So far 2 blown veins.
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Yes!
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Owwww mags! That hurts!
Ct scan was pretty quick today, didn't have to drink that awful tasting crud. Only had the IV wooooooo hooooooo
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Mags, so sorry about the pneumonia.
MOmmy, glad your CT went better than expected.
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Finally home. Almost 6-1/2 hours. Chest X-Ray was clear, CT showed scattered pockets of pneumonia, so very mild case.
When I got there they wanted to do an IV. "I have a port." They don't like to use the port because of they risk of infection. Why the heck do I have it? So they try to find a vein. Blow out one on back off hand. Finally find one in the base of the thumb. Every movement pinches. Then the CT tech comes in, they need a larger needle in an elbow vein for the dye. "I have a port!!" So they finally agree to do the port. The LPN has never accessed a port, the RN is teaching her - on me! She can't get it, he finally does, the CT tech looks and it's the wrong port. They go off looking for the right port, redo the port, take me for CT. Doc comes in and gives the dx and tx. Anything else? Headache. All day. He asks do I want morphine. Ibuprofen, I say. It took two hours to get it.
So they have to do blood draws to culture, and have to do from 2 sites. Can't use the IV because it's doing a drip. They use the port for one, then have to find another vein. Oops, one more blow out. Different nurse finds one.
Finally, time to leave. I've sent DH home, cousin goes to get the car, aide wheels me out. I get in the car and realize I don't have any paperwork or rx. Cousin goes back in, LPN brings paperwork, rx, and apology. It's her second day there.
That was my day. I'm bushed.
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Sorry to hear about your day Mags! Hate it when the nurses blow out my veins, for about a week I look like I got into a fight from all the blown veins!
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There's an alternative, Onco. If you play in your browser it requires java. But there's a free, safe downloadable client. It doesn't require java, and that's what I've always used. But there should be videos on the site if you want to see.
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Wow- a lot to catch up on here.
Mags- I am so sorry about the pneumonia, and all the challenges in the hospital, but it sounds like you got what you needed and hope you can rest well tonight. I hope you can take it easy and feel better soon.
Mommy- I hope the CT scan results are good.
Teka- if I could spend a day with you, it would be in your gardens or mine, looking at all the flowers and talking about them in detail. Maybe sitting under a tree with some nice coffee with leaves falling all around us with the fall season.
Made it through 2 very busy days at work. Talked to a good friend there I had not seen yet and who did not know I was back there PT. She was getting ready to invite me to her 60th birthday party end of the month. I seem to know a lot of people turning 60 this year (it will be the 3rd of 4 60th celebrations this year). I look forward to it.
No work tomorrow, but full day of personal things and my class in the evening.
Drove next to the park today while all the balloons went up. More pics soon!
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Jazzy, love our flower gardens!
I'll take a photo of the small patch of sedum when in full bloom.
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Mags glad you found out what it was,
Hey everybody
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Hi, on the way to bed.Are you having another restless night?
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Me, of course plus stomach upset the big D n throwing up, waited a few moment ate crackers n drank mc donalds sweet tea n threw that up 2, aren't u glad u asked
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Mags, I'm glad you went to er but sorry you had to go thru all that. Hope you feel better soon!
Hi everyone, hope you all have a good hump day tomorrow. Me, I'll be in the infusion chair with round three of taxol/herceptin. At least I get a good nap out of it! That benadryl knocks me out.
Tonite I stepped out of my hermit shoes and went out to dinner with a couple of girlfriends. We went to Texas Roadhouse and then a little shopping. It was a nice change to get out of the house.
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Maid so happy u went out
Good luck at chemo, never slept with the benedryl!
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Blondie- concerned about you. Big D and throwing up not good. Will PM you.
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