Fuzzy's Romp Room
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Nancy -my mom passed over 18 yrs ago and I remember that the day after the funeral was the worst. Hugs for you, and may you all find peace in one another.
Lauren - I know, I like the smell of wild skunks. Yes, right now I only have one female, Lacey, but have had three at one time.
CHH - I made him a deal for a set of 4 and I get good price. And today a man in Idaho of all places ordered one of each year, 4 from 93 and 4 from 98. Made me very happy.
Love my endocrinologist, love him love him, the best docter ever. : )
Always want to check in and glad to see all.
Fuzzy, thank you for creating a safe place.
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Hey Veggy!!!!!!!!!how you did dat!!!!!!you look damn good sista!!!!!!
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MadBB....oh yes honey. This is a safe place. Really it has been created by all of us. It has helped me mentally in more ways than I could mention. I love me sisters.
I love the smell of skunks too. Not the "overwhelming I'm going to throw up" smell....when its lighter...you know.
GG...sleeping in the kayak was wild. My DD might think I'm crazy. But there was a breeze...and silence. Oh it was heaven. Better wear my life jacket next time....I was using it as my butt rest.
Veggy & Granny....LOVE THE PICTURE!!! I'm so jealous!!
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Veggy to prep for your chemo getting in some candied ginger could be an idea? It helped me with nausea a lot. My Hosp SCCA in Seattle sells it right in the cafe.
I hope you are sleeping better tonight.
Ginger
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I read totally everyone's response to Nancy. Her primary home in BCO is here. Your words are her solace. This is where she gains the most comfort. It was the only place she posted her loss. The reason is love. We have talked about it by phone. Here and the Catholic thread , but her energy could only come to you. I took care of the rest. What I'm saying to you all is Nancy considers this her home here at BCO.
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No Prilosec for me. Last time I was so sick and I took that, it made me sooo hyper. All I wanted to do was lay down but couldn't.
I got an IPAD so I can take with me when I get chemo. I'll be able to check up on all of you while I am sitting there.
OMG they found a cure for stupid and Fuzzy's Romp Room are my two favorite threads.
I have to get ready to go for my brain MRI.
Hugs!
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Gotta vent - I am just having a crappy day. Had my thyroid levels checked (have had thyroid problems since for 30 years) and chemo screwed that up too. So my thyroid levels are off - ug. Had to change meds this week and I just feel like total crap. Haven't slept well all week. Feeling shaky and nauseous. And this morning it all came to head. Been up since 3:50am (after waking up a few times prior) with an upset stomach. Forgot my wallet at home - 1/2 hour into my drive to work, had to go back and get it b/c I need it after work to go to my son's first Varisty football game. So, I was an hour late for work, which means i have to work through my lunch instead of working out so now my bones - thank you Arimidex - are going to hurt like hell tonight. Found out my son and his girlfriend (who I totally love) and on the rocks - how did you veterans with this dating stuff do it? I feel so sad that they might break up. We all just love her. And I don't like seeing him sad. He's 16 for crying out loud? Why am is this even upsetting me? I mean he could go through this soooo many more times. VENT - VENT - VENT - blah, blah, blah.
Thanks for listening. I was going to talk to one of my non-virtual friends, but I think they are all just sick and tired of me being needy.
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Nice pic of veggy and granny!
nancy - glad to see you - thinking of you everyday.
mamav - not much I can say about your thyroid situation, other than I hope the new meds work and the SE settle down - feeling sleepless and crappy is no fun at all. On the son/girlfriend front - that is a hard one. I really loved my son's high school GF - she was also a military brat, smart, athletic, beautiful and just a super girl. He went to Florida State and she went to Virginia Tech. They stayed together for that freshman year, but then split up a week after the shooting at Tech (she came here to stay with us in FL that first week) and I was so upset. The good news is that they stayed friends (he has a knack for doing that with all the girls!) and she keeps in touch. She even sent me a card when she found out about my dx - her mom is a two-time survivor. So, maybe even if they split up, they can stay friends and then you can stay friends! High school is so dramatic, isn't it?
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Mama V, I went through the break ups with the kids a good number of times. Just last week, some 15 years after one break up, the former boyfriend told me he always wished I was his mom. It is hard, we get attached to the BF and GF and then, poof, they are gone from our lives. There is just one of them that I keep in touch with, with DD's permission of course.
Hugs GInger
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MamaV, It's hard to see your kid go through heartbreak. If he chose a nice girl this time, he will keep doing that. My son stayed on such good terms with his formers that they all attended his wedding. We liked them all - he had really good taste. He's now happily married with 2 sons.
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OMG...I thought I was the only one!! My youngest has done this TWICE!!! I felt those boys were family and then....they were gone. I'm barely in touch with them but at least I can keep up with them on FB. My heart breaks everytime I think of them. Ugh. There's nothing you can do...can't mess with free will. Probably a good thing but it hurts. They both told me how good I was to them and they would miss me. Sniff sniff....
This is my favorite place too. I always come here first. Sometimes, its the only place I go. I love the OMG thread too but this is my home. I think I like the OMG thread because that's where me and Mary became friends...I miss her so much. And, the story is just so damn Funny....and now sisters can read it and laugh through all the tears....but this thread is special and I'm very grateful that everyone feels welcome, safe and together. I had no idea it would become what it is....(((((hugs)))))
So, today I'm Going to try and start to get motivated....so far, its not going well!! LOL baby puppy got my ass outta bed....bless his heart: ) so maybe I'll take him on a walk.
Today, I'm asking everyone to do one thing special for yourself....anything at all. Have fun with that and feel free to post What it was! -
Chocolate cake AND sweetpotato pie for dessert. The sweetpotato was a vegetable, after all!
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This thread along with the bonefire of the goddess are 2 of my fav.threads.But i go on many others too.I started with the 2010 sistas and the stage 1 sistas.I still go on there too.And I started the AFTER RADS last year.Thats my baby.....what a gypsy I am.lol.
Once again i want to thank Veggy for posting the pic of us.I took one too but for the life of me i cannot post.
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Ok, fuzzy, so I'm not a total sap? He's dated a few girls casually, but this is the first one he's really dated for a long time and I think really cares about.... We will see what happens.
Have a great weekend all! I'm going to be poolside tomorrow - this Chicago summer won't be around much longer!
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I went for my brain MRI. (idiots) I went with a friend. I took a lorazapem before I left the house. Get to the hospital, did all the paperwork, laughed at some of the questions with my friend. I handed it in. Feeling a little loopy, I asked the receptionist, for the fun of it, the question was not on the paper I just filled out. I said, " I have tissue expanders in my chest. The tissue expanders have metal ports. I know this because the plastic surgeon uses a magnet to find the metal port. Will this be a problem?" The receptionist got the technician out. I explained it to her. She told me that I could not have this test. It would have been dangerous. She asked who ordered this rest. I told her. She rolled her eyes. If I didn't feel loopy I would not have asked that silly question. Turns out that silly question wasn't so silly after all.
I did go up to the oncologist office and left a message for her. I told them that she had to get in contact with my breast surgeon and handed her the surgeon's card. I told her that my family doctor found me a different oncologist for me to go to.
Does anyone know if the tissue expanders comes with different ports, like plastic instead of metal? My oncologist never asked about the expanders. I'm a wreck right now. I keep thinking just another ten minutes and who knows what would have happened.
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OMG...I know nothing about this...if you dont get any answers go to the mods....they will help you find it.
Gosh Veggy you got me nervous....Call if you need to talk.Anytime.
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Grannydukes - You got nervous? I'm a wreck! Slowly the whole thing finally hit me hard. I'm sitting here with my heart thumping out of my chest. My stomach feels like there is acid in there. I have been crying and screaming. My husband wanted to take me out to eat but I'm too sick to my stomach to enjoy it.
I told my younger son all the details. He hugged me and we both cried. I didn't want him to overhear me talking to someone on the phone about it.
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OMG Veggy!!! I went through this too...THREE TIMES!!
YES!! In 100% of the tests done on pigs with tissue expanders, the get very HOT AND MELT!!! I believe there are....or was....expanders made with other material but I'm not sure there are any others in use. My PS assured me it would not melt but I couldn't argue with the MRI doctor (do they have a title) telling me 100%....
Imagine....metal that gets hot enough to melt....inside our bodies!! -
Shit Veggy....you were reaaaaalllly close to a world of hurt.
Gee...Does melted metal cause cancer in a human?????
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Fuzzy - that scares the crap out of me. Melting metal inside our bodies. I was picturing the MRI machine actually pulling the metal out of my chest. I think I'll probably have nightmares tonight.
Edited to add - I need some good news for a change.
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Well....I hope its a nightmare about poop then.
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How about metal and posts fillings in our teeth then. I had a MRI of my head and felt no heat.
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The fillings are considered "alloy" and you should tell the technician so they can adjust the temperature accordingly.
Veggy, I should apologize. I'm terrible at biting my tongue and I should not have fed your fears the way I did. I'm sorry.
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I have dental implants, and I asked if that woud interfere with any mri's that I might have, and they said "no".........but who knows if those assholes knew what they were talking about either..................WTF, does this shit never end....................
Veg, I never heard the metal melts, I heard it would rip it right out of your chest, nice thought huh.............what a bunch of assholes, and we trust them with our lives........................
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I just always pictured that we would be stuck to the machine, just like any other metal object sticks to a magnet...who knows...apparently not the drs :-( anyway glad u were able to avoid a nasty situation
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Hmmm....even the warnings aren't very intimidating....maybe that's why it gets overlooked...
From: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11192033
"The potential risks of performing MRI on patients with metallic implants include conduction of electrical currents, heating of the implant, misinterpretation resulting from artifact, and the possibility of movement or dislodgment of the implant."
It should read...from www.fruzzygetspissedaboutthis (not a real link of course)
"If you have a tissue expander in, you will not get an MRI. Your doctor does not know that this is extremely dangerous and it shoud not even be considered until your expander is removed. Bad bad things will happen."
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Fuzzy- you did not feed into my fears.
My breast surgeon just called. She couldn't figure out why I needed a brain MRI. Plus she said no MRI's with tissue expanders. Anyway my oncologist hasn't called her and we ended up trying to figure out why. I think next week I am calling everyday and leaving a message.
I AM on my last nerve and I can hear it breaking.
Can I get some hugs?
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I love this one...
Draw this on your fingers and remember I have green eyes....lol
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