STFU (Shut the F*** UP)
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Cammi!!! Hi little buddy!
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Is that DDBF your daughter's best friend?
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Sass! Is it too early for you to think yet? When you get a chance, look at what I found.... please....
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Been busy with grandsons last few days - they are still here - had to get up and get to work on computer this morning at 4 am - no fireworks here - we live on a grassy mountain. we BBQ'd sausages instead - boy the swell from the salt!!! not pretty. Here's a pic of me and the grandsons
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Chevy, Hope it is too. If it is that chemical whew, your going to have a time looking at everything around you. Chevy was reading it, super pick up on your part..
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Foley lost my post ergh.... GREAT pic--GS's darling and your Beautiful:)
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Chevy, Nitrile gloves are on there, check your nonsterile gloves. I just checked mine and it doesn't have an ingredient list. Will wait for your post on yours and I call the manufacturer.
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Good morning ladies - That was after my last surgery in August last year - so the boys are now 6 and 3 and I have a few more grey hairs - but I am thankful for that..
I have been stupid and lowered my dose of gabapentin by 300mg (usual dose is 3 - 600mg./day 1800mg total) and I am in pain this morning - not just the nerve pain but now the whole breast, sternum & ribs.. - this really sucks - guess I have to live with half a brain a little longer
.. Really want off these pills... but its either them or narcotics and I would be even worse on them.
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Foley found an article while at MO's wed. Now can't locate it. Phewy. Do you have a fax. Pm me number and I'll send it if I can find it.
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Everyone must still be in bed, going back to bed, in the garden, playing with Joey. Maybe beds calling been up since 4:30 so, this is almost midday already.:)
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I'm awake. I slept most of yesterday. Today got up with energy. Made homemade pancakes and sausages. Everyone gets up when mom makes breakfast. Its a rare occasion anymore. Its even rarer for me to comment.
Good day everyone!
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Whew !!!! What a long read. Count me in for being glad the fireworks are over. We came away from a friend's house last night....and before we could get down the road had to pull into another drive-way...ambulance, lights flashing just turned into the lane. People had been racing on a motorcycle and something else.....I think they hit someone on the road....and then left. Anyway, we were able to pull by the ambulance and they were working with someone at the side of the road...actually in someone's yard where they might have been thrown by one of the vehicles.
I think this is the part I don't like about a holiday like the 4th. Sometimes a bit too much celebrating.
Otherwise oh what a beautiful morning. A great big happy hi to everyone. I promised myself I just wouldn't post on another thread.....all I can say now is don't trust me. I obviously break promises.
We are really going to do our celebrating on Saturday evening. Big cook-out......out in farm country and lots of fireworks. Dh is working so I will go by myself.
Ok.....I'm sure my spell checker --- sweet little guy really, has taken a hike again. I went to help
Dh with a minor project and if I take too long.....that little guy gets frustrated and goes somewhere -- local watering hole maybe. I'm no longer the champean speller I once was so I'm gone for now. See you all later.Jackie/IllinoisLady
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Morning Jackie! No worries! Most of the hooligans don't know what spell-checker means, and even if they did, we wouldn't have a clue as to what they were talking about! Ha! We can read and de-cipher almost anything... because we know them!
I can remember when fire-works were sooooo much fun! Especially with my grand-sons! Not anymore. The fires around here bring on so many restrictions. We DO have a lot of controlled fire-work displays around town though.
Sass.... it's okay. I'll just watch this "new" idea.... I even mentioned this to the Doc the last time I was there, wondering if it COULD be what I was using on our dog! She SAID it is something I am getting into, the whole time. I hope this is it. I only wear rubber/plastic/vinyl gloves for a few minutes, like when I am doing dishes.... But the cotton gloves off and on during the day, just to keep everything from getting so greasy.... I don't have tags on my gloves.... but they have fancy flowers on them!
So I am not only "stylin" I am keeping my hands dry!
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A quick hello as I'm off to work this morning. Hope everyone has a restful day.
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checking in, taking z pac still out of breath if it doesn't clear up will go to the er tomorrow or so, have a pet scan tomorrow, going to lay down
GMA love the pix!!!
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Hope you are better soon.
I got bit 2 days ago - big whelt on my calf - have a circle around it hoping it doesn't get any bigger or I will be in ER too blondiex... I don't have LE in the leg but I do have swelling in both ankles and calf - bummer.
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Foley, answered PM on the other thing. With new bug bite if it turns dark in the center see doc asap. I'll pm why.
Jackie Chevy's so right on the spelling thing LOLOLOl. After a time it's OH well. Makes it easy for us two fingered typers:)
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Hi kids...not reading...just checking in...chemo and Neulasta really kicking my butt this time...hope to crawl out soon...xoxo
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Only a few good spellers and punctuators here.
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Chicka....probably heard this a hundred times by now....but if you take Claritin on the day of at least, that you have your Neulasta injection, and a day or so afterwards.....many of the gals from long time ago said that they noticed very, very little discomforts with the Neulasta.
It's all the pits, but whatever you have to do to get well,huh !!!! I did another drug and gave myself shots for 7 days after each chemo. Total of 56 shots......but you just does what you have too.
I'm cool about the spell checker. That guy was a smart a** anyway.
Jackie
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Glad to see someone is out there. Figure most of you are having an after lunch siesta
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Talked with STACEY our Sweet pea. She sounds good. She's on the doc appointment treadmill, and Austin had an earache, so, she's been too busy to post. Wants you to know she's thinking of you all. She's got a great support network. Her Mom and Dad are in medical positions that they have the inside scoop on all the best medical practioners in the area where she's being treated. At this time she has decided she will be doing radiation. She's very happy that her drains are out b/c they were causing pain. She's an absolute darling to talk too.
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Yes, Sass, tell her Hi! Hope she will be doing better! Sorry about little Austin.... I remember ME having ear-aches when I was little, also my Grand-sons..... by then they had ear-tubes, which helped cutting down the ear infections.
Jackie! thanks for telling Chickiproblemchild about the Claritin! Maybe that will help her! Maybe she should just have a shot or two of Jack D. before she goes?
Blondie, I've taken that Z-pak a few times.... for problems that I couldn't get over myself!..... Like asthma, or infections.
Grammie! Is that where you got bit? And had that serious reaction? Yes, maybe Sass can help you figure it out! Could it have been a brown-recluse spider? I sat on one once, had to go to the Docs, because of about the same reaction you are having! The spot grew to about the size of a grape-fruit, and turned hard and bumpy.... Don't remember what they did, but you might have to go BACK to see what is going on with your.
Shells! I don't even know anymore WHO spells right, and who doesn't....Ha! It all looks the same to me, and if we can sort of make sense of what our gals are saying, that's all that counts....Ha!
Actually I won my school spelling bee one time.... And I majored in English! So straighten up gals! But I don't know what a hanging participle is, nor proper english... I just wing it the best I can.
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Chevy, hope we mesh during playtime. I napped made a few calls, swam, shower, cleaned. Promised myself a phone call treat to myself with Phillysofun, for each each bit of house work.
Brown recluses aren't west of something, I'll say the Mississippi. But spider bites are dirty and can change fast. So basically just told her to look for the changes and contact doc ASAP if changes occur. Many years ago a gal wrote an article about a spider bite out her way in colorado, arizona---somewhere thereabouts. She new it was a brown spider and did a whole story. At the time her docs discounted that the problems she was encountering could be related to the spider bite. Eventually they paid attention when she piled on the research and she got properly treated. You SAT on one, bummer, literally. Bites that need attention for treatment will vary according to presentation, but s/s of infection will get minimum antibiotics. Then if they get bad like yours the may open it, cut out the pocket, and let it heal by packing, and doing dressing changes. Totally variable. Brown recluses though need to have the pocket cut out early.
With your doc saying it couldn't be that stuff. Tuff call because you don't have a real handle on exposer. With so many other products containing it, you make have frequent exposure and not know it. The fact that symptoms were more noticable after handling the chemical is either:
1. You are specifically sensitive to the methwhatever name, and it is a major culprit causing trouble..........or
2. Your skin with so many broken areas, reacts to many things with a different degree of symptoms b/c the chemicals get into the broken skin area.
There is a difference between 1 & 2. Actually, light years difference. BUT deciphering the difference is the work.
You could ask doc to do a patch test. Also, there are likely other ingredients in the product. To be sure which ingredient is the culprit, patch testing would have to be done for each ingredient. But your doc can do some detective work. Very nice though you can work on something that is suspicious.
One of the first principles regarding patient care that all nurses learn is that "Intact skin is the bodies first line of defense". Regretfully, you have learned this to the Nth degree.
Had one of those DUH moments. I said mine are better lately. I've been swimming in the chlorine pool. So, since I wasn't paying attention. I don't know if they started to clear up before I started swimming or after. Therefore, the chlorine pool can't have the credit. I'd have to stop swimming. Have hands get funky again. Restart swimming, and make no other changes before I could give the dilute chlorine in the pool the credit. OH WELL.
Shells OMG we must make you crazy. Now someof usmaybewilldoitonpurpose. Lindan3 is that way too. You gals should get together and commiserate. You two would be very sympatico:)
Phillymyafternoontreat
Talked to Chicka, but forgot to get permission to say anything. So................
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Littlegoats had another DUH moment. I asked if you could give some teaching re: concepts of palliative care. That's probably a textbook. Okay, I will attempt to narrow down the scope. My understanding of palliative care is identify the problems caused by chronic illness, and implement a plan to address the problems. It differs from Hospice in that it can be used on all patients. Two questions. Firstly, are there any pain modalities, that can be discussed here then taken to the individual docs for discussion?" Second question, would a referral for evaluation by a Palliative Care Specialist improve QOL issues over and above what the MO's are doing now?"
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Sass, the only other ingredient in the sulfodene hot-spot spray is alcohol.... I'm pretty sure it is this that I am allergic to....I mean that ingredient I wrote to you... It just makes sense...! And the side effects are the same as what I have.... Still too early, I know, but I HOPE it is that! I'm more careful about not covering my hands right after putting any ointment on.... and using the cortisone ointments very sparingly. Shell said to put the estrogen cream on wet hands! I think it's a good idea to put ANY cream/ointment on wet hands! So thanks for that too!
Onward and upward! xoxooxxo
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OMG I TOOK THIS OFF OF MY FAVS--Chevy did u come to my house and do this--cuz I'm going to blame u; All this readin, usually I'm pretty up on stuff. Jackie I'm so glad u joined this crazy group of women, I need someone like u so I can understand all these hooligans.
Chevy sometimes the hardest things to figure out re the easiest answers. And I bet u got this answer.. Sounds very plausible to me.
Chicki I see that u'r not up very well--just rest as much as u can.
And where is Phylodelphiacreamcheese---Is she all right--well I mean is she normal for herself.
Veggy for u to talk so much things must be pretty bad. Oh peeps what is going on here? Oh yea it has to do with cancer. no wonder. And if u haven't noticed I never use spell check for my spelling, I can't tyoe so what difference does it make---First my nails are way to long, but since I've never had long nails in my life I' don't care and I keep crazy polish on them cuz it's fun, just like my crazy hair chalk, it's fun.
So I think oops I totally forgot what I thought, well anyway everyone has learned our way of typing and spelling by now so it just makes things more interesting.
Oh GMA u'r picture---BEAUTIFUL--all three of u so happy looking too.
Now we should see a pic. of /chevy and her chickens--which I ate chicken last night.
OK this is going back on my favs--so I won't miss so much--I hat when i do that, and I do do that Iknow it's me Chevy.
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It wasn't Chevy...it was......ME!
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Chevy YAY one ingredient. I looked at my skin cream that looks and feels like soft crisco
hard to count the number of ingredients, there's so many. Watch out for that estrogen cream that you don't have hair growing between your fingers LOL. I'm always so bloody serious it's hard to see a joke. Time. With what you say about your hands it will take days to see an improvement. be patient.
Cami you sound happier tonight then this morning.
Veggy you scamp doing that to Cami's computer
HAPPY WEEKEND AND ALL THE CHEMO GALS FEEL BETTER i HOPE!
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I do it to all computers... even my own!
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