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Passing by to say HI everyone.
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Dang, I wish it was 5:00 PDT so I could be home (well, I guess not today..DD 1st soccer game of the high school season tonight!)
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Eph, I understand you are going to get to meet up with one of my TN sisters. Wish it were me!
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Gilly? Yes, I'm excited.
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Yes, Gilly. I wish I was traveling somewhere, meeting some of my sisters.
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B9 B9 B9!!!!!!!! Doing a happy dance!
Want to recheck in 3 mos. with MRI but it's just to double check.
Thank you all for your support. Have a Great Labor Day Weekend! -
Hi PauldingMom! Just reading "B9 B9 B9" sounds like the lottery bell going off in my ears! That's great news!! I KNOW you'll have a great holiday weekend!

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Hi Pm, great news, couldn't be better!!! Now you can really enjoy your weekend.
Love n hugs just cos. chrissyb
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I'll bet you feel like you won the lottery, huh PM?
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Paulding...I have no words how happy and relief Im for you and for us.♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥






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Hot diggity dog, diggity, BOOM, what you do to me. YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Paulding - great good news!!!
Meece - hope you are feeling much better by now. Nach cliste thú, chonaic tú gur shínigh mé mo phost faoi dheireadh le mo ainm dílis!!

Hope everyone is doing well - is hurricane 'Earl' causing problems for anyone??
Just had a few minutes before bedtime to check in on you all - missing our nightly tucking in sessions!!!
Night nite all

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Sleep well, Ainm. PM - YAY!!!!! Meece, are you better? I'm having issues resulting from tetanus shot Tuesday evening. Started getting sick Thursday and still sick today with sore arm, still a big knot at needle site, fever, sluggisness, body aches - not fun. At least this should be the last one I will ever need in life! 10 more years I'll be too old to travel to third-world countries.
My tylenol pm is kicking in so will visit a couple more threads and then turn in.
Night my friends.
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Good Morning!!
Ainm - Nach Inseoidh mé cé dhuine ar bith. Gáirim fós nuair I ainm a scríobh.
Yes, I am feeling much better. Yesterday was a long day. Up at 3 am, drive over two hours for th US, then we drove arounf Southern CA to do errands, back home at 8:00 pm.
Patoo, protocol here for tenanus is one every year, or if you get cut or punctured by something dirty. I never thought about it being related to third world countries. My brother has been allergic to tetantus Toxiod since he was little. He is a reall outdoorsy guy, so if he needs a TT shot, he has to have it over a long period of time, dripped in.
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Hi ladies.....I dont get tetanus shots but I know here is every 10 years.
Patoo...Where are you going if you dont mind me asking?
Ainm...We all are waiting for the cool weather for tuck in sessions lol
Hi Joni and Meece.
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Sheila, are you still on? could you PM the directions on how to post from photobucket please.
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Joni..I never used photobucket. If I need to bring a picture here I copy it from FB.
I can tell you how if you are interested.
Im here.
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Joni, since I saw you & Gilly, I think you must have figured out the photobucket posting, but let me know if you haven't.
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Yes, I got it figured out! Thanks.
Night all!
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Good Morning. Everyone sleep well?
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Tetanus shot arm is improving. Still have knot which is sore and warm to the touch but no longer have to take advil for the pain.
Meece, when I first got sick after the shot I googled reactions and there was a time when yearly shots were the norm but the protocol now seems to be every 10 years and, in my reading, they are wondering if we really need boosters at all (hence my decision to never again have one!).
Seyla, I will be going to Nicaragua on a church missions trip in a few months. Since we may be working on building or in areas where we could be prone to getting cuts/scratches, it was suggested that we get/update our tetanus shots.
Glad to see all my friends posting here again - had me worried! HUGS to all.
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Everyone tends to get really busy this time of year. Looking forward to hot tea weather and a bed with lots of comforters tucked around me.
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Now...Whose time zone patoo will be closer??????.
We have to start organizing our tuck ins. Winter is around the corner.
Good for you patoo for all the good work are doing for the less fortunate.
I knew a nun who used to go to Nicaragua and used to bring donations of clothing.
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Nicaragua time is one hour later than me.
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Im saying goodnight to bump the thread up for a newbie.
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Pretty early for you Sheila!
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Joni...I dont like to write BUMP thats why I said Good night.
You thought i was going to bed. lol

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Well, stranger things could happen than you being in bed before 11PM your time!!
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Goodnight!
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God morning my lovelies. I actually slept last night! Got up twice but was able to fall back asleep in 20 minutes or so.
Eastern Standard Time here.
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