Fuzzy's Romp Room
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So.....
my friend was a clerk in a drugstore.
This guy came in and plopped his thingee on the counter.
She looked at it and looked at him. She did not realize WHAT it was but she knew it was huge.
He said, 'What do you think?"
She said, "Well, I think you really need to get that checked. It looks like a hernia or something. Does it hurt?"
He said, "Lady, you are crazy." He put it back under his shirt and stalked out.
Just saying, the 'whack a' reminded me of her story, a true one, and she says now that if she knew what it was she would have slapped it like a horsefly with the huge stapler.
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HAHAHAHHAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!
Awesome visual Essa ... I will never look at a stapler the same!!
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Sheila8 I agree,
Veggy hellllloooooo haven't seen you for awhile-----high sweetie
Fuzzy you have so much going on my head is spinning. "Concerted tongue in beak", glad you had to work on your Kagels.
Nancy glad things are going well. Bet some people think you were beat up by a husba/ Bf. Should figuire comeback when needed. Make sure it's not something you can get arrested for.
GG nice to meet you I am sheila-sas-schatzi --we have three sheila's
Lauren glad you are doing better.
Special K small world, I saw the names of all those buildings in my travels at Moffit. Survived all the highway systems. It makes my area look like the boon docks.
I spent the 20th at Moffit, SX supposed to be the 27th if all the pieces fall in place.
Of course the 2 hour drive is causing an old leg injury to act up. 20 years, I kept in under control by an aspirin when travelin/flying and fish/flaxseed oil daily. I can't take either. Irony if it causes Sx delay. Bummer. SX slated for 4hours have to show up at 5:15 am.
LOVEEEEEEE everybody. Let's all stay well.
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sas - if you need me to come there while you are there - or come get you and take you there - I will for sure. I am serious. Have they told you how long you will be staying? I have only had one surgery there - they took excellent care of me, although it was not a BC surgery.
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Sas,
Here's a hug from me. I'll be thinking about you!
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SASSY, I guess I been calling you your first call name and doing the Southern thing and adding an SY on the end. Now, SHEILA is the one with the pretty little orange flower in her avatar and she says just a little bit when she says and puts a heart next to her name. But SHEILA #3, I don't know her by that name, but I reckon I know her, if'in she's in here! Actually, I forget who's on first a lot, and try to check back if I have any doubts, but it's when I don't have doubts that I worry!
I have a button I wear sometimes when I'm feeling very fresh, and it says:
ASK ME IF I CARE
Hahahahaha. Yup, I remember when I was finally finishing all my cancer treatments, chemo, surgery, rads, and I took to wearing my pajamas to radiation at the hospital a few times, I had really had it, and I think I wore that button to sort of accent the whole outfit. FOLKS, this morning was truly stunning outside, still a tad coolish, I'm in the mountains of NC, in that stretch of Appalachians that goes from Georgia to Maine (I think it's Maine). The sunrise made the very few clouds turn pink, and many more trees are joining in fluffing up in soft colors, there was a slight fog, and after his breakfast our dog Smokey stood on the deck at the railings and looked out longer than usual, it's up a little above the yard. FUZZ, hope you are hanging in, we're all right here for you, you may scream or laugh, this Romp Room is built to handle it. Happy Springtime to everyone! GG
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GG, wondered what your baby was sensing.. The mountains can be so calming. Do they ever get angry? As far as sheila's that's why it's funny. Generally there are never so many in one place. As Aussie sheila pointed out, it's really common in Australia. So here I will be SAS.
Special K what a sweet offer. We are okay on transport. DS will be in waiting room by himself. He lost his Dad to lymphoma in Aug 2010. He could likely use a mate to sit with him. He's has too tight a grip on his emotions, It worries me. WE will talk by Pm. I'm so taken aback by your offer I could just jump through this screen and hug you. He's a wonderful young man.
Nancy and Veggy thank you too. This feels like "Cheers" old group. The kitty hugs are felt.
Just got a call from my insurance RN case manager. SX approved by them in less than one day after submittal. So, moving along. "Let it be". I've given it up to God. I was severly depressed about it. Then finally decided to give it to god and I will just follow along.
Fuzzy, hope all is well.Keep us all going Lovey.
Lauren same, keep on plugging
Dogeyed---always curious about screen names, I'm me and my dog---not very creative, but when I found out, OMG was being quoted on FB, I changed my name and took out my dx --fast. So, dogeyed --comes from?
Essa, I know you are having some problems , I read them on the Bonfires or OMG thread, but already forgot. What ever is going on I will pray on it too, if that's okay.
Going to go and say some prayers of thanksgiving. L&H's&P's all this has been a long journey. For those that don't know , I found out about the brain tumor the same day as the breast bx Jan23 2009. Watchful waiting since. It showed by MRI in Sept 2011 that it was growing. It's taken from then till now to get here. It doesn't have Malignancy characterestics which are "no edema or Mass effect", but we all know until the final path report is in , we worry. -----SAS
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SAS, glad you got the approval so quickly. Hugs and prayers for you as you move forward.
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Thanks Chabba--------it feels so good to be here where so many care. I know you all get that
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Well, Sassaroosa, I shall tell thee whence my call name comes from. Our last dog had one blue eye. So, we often will use blue-eyed dog words in reverse and drop the blue off. Gosh, if I recall correctly, dear one, your op is getting closer, and ye shall be rid of that thang in yore head, thank heavens. Many hearts to you Sassy. GG
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Nancy and dogeyed----mar 27th big day. keeping up with antianxiety drugs-------not usual, but I'm not to keen on this and figure what better time to interfere with worry. I'm a worrier beyound normal. So, Lade dah da. Mar 27th sx day ,DS in for the duration. Love you all . L&H&P's Namaste sheila
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Ladies, I'm happy to send you all some sunshine and hugs today. It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood. I hope everyone is enjoying the day as much as I am (finally a fairly good day).
SAS - best of luck to you. I'm so glad you're approved! Extra hugs for you!!! -
(((SAS)))
Same weather here, Lauren. Couldn't get any better!
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Just popping in to see how everyone is doing. Glad to see you back Fuzzy and hope things continue to stay quiet at work? ( I'm assuming quiet is a good thing) And thanks for the poem..*hugs*Sas..will be thinking of you when you have surgery. Please let us know as soon as you can how you are doing.. *hugs to you too*And hugs to all the rest of you too *huuuugggsss* I will be here off and on as I can. Helping my dad get through his chemo and other health issues and a few other family members who need my help as well...
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And Nancy..hope you are recovering okay from your cat misadventure..:(
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Nancy, Old phrase I made up to help in certain situations. "highly drugged and well motivated." I usuaully reserved it for post-op---- for the get out of bed and get moving phase& Moving the arms after sx of BMX. This sx, I find while I'm resolved, but I carry a fear that hasn't been present before. My sense of it is my body misbehaving and giving them more trouble than it needs too. So, pray very hard for this---that it behaves itself.
So glad you are beginning to look less like a battle field.
Emily Thank you sweetie. Sorry that all is going on in your family. I will add them to my prayers too.
Lauren and Makratz thank you. I feel really blessed to have so many people praying for me. It's a great comfort.
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SAS my heart and prayers will be with you too.
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SAS. Have read about your upcoming surgery. Will add you to my good thoughts and my prayers..
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Nancy--------Fuzzy's gone for a few days=============that's a problem, FOR US - We care about her ------if she's gone a few days-----it's okay. We are scared b/c MIA can be anything,
So, we have to develop a sign------gone for a few days, gone for many days, gone till I return;
What we can't tolerate is death. It's to hard on us.
When we don't let each other know----------we don't know..............the last of knowing is to sad.
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Nancy go to to Pm
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Hi - I post and reaad this thread often..... just started a new topic, noncontroversial but helpful, I hope.
Please share and pass it forward so we can get a good long list to help others.
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Breast Cancer Symptoms - a comprehensive list by those w bc
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Thanks!
Essa Diane but you can call me whatever....
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Hi ladies. I had to stop in since it's been a few days. And I feel like crying... It's so silly, but my kids just won't listen to me - at all. No one will it's like now that my recovery from surgery is going so well, everyone turned on me. When before, my husband would help take control. It's all on me again. I can't take it, emotionally. I just freaked out on the kids and told them to get away from me! How can I do that to them? They are only 5 and 2. I think I've been taking on so much, like nothing has happened to me, that I just completely lost it.
Someone please tell me it okay to stil be on this emotional roller coaster. Most of the time I'm fine, but sometimes I just get so overwhelmed with emotion and frustration. Not to mention I feel absolutely miserable from the fills. I've never had so much back pain in my life.
I'm going to take a pill (or two) and hopefully fall asleep soon and forget this day ever happened... -
Helllllllooooooo everyone!!! I had to pop in because I miss you and love you. It's been a week... I was out of town for a few days and I'm (this is kinda a super secret) working on getting off my anti-psycho drugs ... I just really don't like being on medicine...I'm fighting it. I'll keep the happy pills and the anti hormone pills....for now....bit I'm a little scrwewdweed up from these ones I'm, trying to get off of.
So....I seriously need ya all in my pocket as another week looms. Quiet, oh yes....but I am living purposefully everyt minute. I have a book and I'm wondering igf anyone has readf it...Man's Search for Meaning by Victor Frankl. If you want to kjnow what I'm going through, read this book. Not the physical, definitely the mental. It's a trip and so easy to feel.
Sas - honey I am so jealous you live so close to Special!!! I'd have her pick me up wherther I meeded a ride ort not! LOL First stop....a chocolate shop....or....chinese!!!!
Lauren...sweetheart.....YES IT"S OK!!! This fucking sucks ass and as hard as I tried to ignore the shit, it will not be ignorted. However, we have a choice. These are opportunities believe it or not (you know I get pretty loud sometimes, but it's all part of the ride). You are living walking talking amazment and the wrost is behind us if we decide that it is. Ok, could somebody please hit me with that when I need it? LOL It really is true and if it doens't make sense right now, it will soon, Know that I love you and it will alwayus be ok here, with me, with us to speak your truth.
How is the victim of the dreaded Cat Surgeon doing? I admire you so much for understanding that the kitty didn't mean it...just scared...I would have felt the exact same way. They are sensitive and react naturally.
I'm so close tyo all of you always....I'm a little screwey right now but it's getting better/ I have started sopmething special, that I hopw all of you will help me with as it gets more finalized. It's a speech...about this journey and the world aroundf us. Motivational and significant and it is intended to provide each of us, and all of the sister's after us, a place to hang on to when it feels likek there is nothing....
Want a little taste? It begins with an introduction to me...the very beginning (naturally this will be fine tuned, snipped, edited a hundred times....but here's a piece from the first act)
"I grew up in Kenosha in the 1970's and 1980's. We were very poor (although that meant nothing to me at the time), I was the middle one of three babies. As a young child, I was sweet and tolerant, never causing a fuss or speaking out. This behavior changed when I was around six. I began to experience life in Kenosha that, I have found, was not typical for children of my age. I didn't know any better and took it for what it was worth - activity and adventure.
So, what is that all about? Death, drugs, illness, robberies, liquor, beatings, gangs, mafia, murder, abuse to name a few - all before my tenth birthday. I really enjoyed the unknown and did not have any fear of what might happen or what consequences were. Independent, fearless and experienced - probably not what any of us would want our children to be before they hit double digits."
Interested? Too much? Sound like bullshit? I'd live your thoughts....
Oh hugs everyone. hugs huigs hisg....
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LOL!!! Nancy....I have a hard time looking at all of the stuff and wondering how I lived at all. The stories are pretty vivid...but it's really more about "why" and "what is it suppose to mean". Oh PLEASE read that book!! I would love to have a discussion about it. It's wild.
Um....no. Just kinda getting off them myself....he doesn't like me to do that but .... I have no arguement really. I just don't think it's fair that I'm the one being drugged...does that make any sense?? LOL Or am I just nuts...LOL
(((((nancy))))
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Just caught the edit...thank you for the update! Give the sweetie pie a little belly rub from the Fuzz
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Fuzzy....hugs ♥
i'm not a DR but i know enough about MH
please don't do anything in a rush and make things more difficult. Can you stay on a lower dose
Like i take 30mg Prozac once a day.
Once i did get off my pills and was crying every waking hour....ended up 2 weeks in the hospital and back to my Prozac again. This was exactly 10 years ago.
OMG...It sounds like I'm preaching but I'm not.
i love you & care for you......♥
Nancy.....hugs ♥
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Hi Nancy...you made me LOL with the heart symbol.
If you have a desk top .......Click Alt on the keyboard and # 3 at the same time for a heart picture. You have to use the right side numbers not the ones on the top. If you have a laptop Linda (Makratz) or someone else can explain to you.
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