Can we have a forum for "older" people with bc?
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Sandra....prayers being sent that the chemo helps Mike while waiting for a donor and that a donor is found quickly.
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Mommarch, I have worn a long sleeve pajama top and pinned the sleeve to the chest. Similar problem of doing the wrong thing while sleeping.
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Good evening , finally dug out, now more snow coming tomorrow into Thurs!
From one problem to the next. DH having a doppler of his carotid next Wed. Praying it's neg.
Teka, is that formation in NY state? Impressive!
Sandra, it sounds like you are very competent, especially since you don't have a medical degree! We are in places we never dreamed we'd be. Glad you have the support you need. Jean
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Thinking of you Sandra and Mike! Mommarch! Youi feeling a little better?
Good idea Wren....
Hope you gals are surviving those storms.... stay safe!
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Sandra, your world truly will be small for awhile...we can't really handle more than a day at a time anyway. Glad the dressing is an improvement. Hugs and prayers for few side effects for Mike, and good results. And that you get rest and stay well.
Jackie, glad you got a "bye" on the snowstorm this time.
Jean, sounds like you really got it...I had mostly rain Monday, but had a snow day and enjoyed that. Back to work this morning in 9 degrees...it will be warmer tomorrow.
Mommarch, so sorry to hear that you are having issues with your arm. I hope you can find a way to prevent that pain.
luvmaui, your photo is beautiful...you all look wonderful. Happy Birthday!
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Early morning gals
Sandra u'r turning into a nurse, how wonderful u can handle that for Mike--It must make hime feel good at least,,,now I pray all the pans go accordingy and I do hope u get rest also.
Judy wow what a good picture of all of u, so considerate of u'r DIL's --it's wonderful u all get along so well.
Arm in a sling at nite never thought o that but if it helps go for it.
I'm sorry I haven't been around lately, this is the only time I feel awake, I'm tired all day and use my computer for work only. I think of everyone hoping everything is OK, but just not keeping up.
Jackie did u get the snow we got? Whoa it wouldn't stop, of course it didn't bother me but it stopped everyone else, then last nite we got some kind o slippery ice fall and my DD had to drive to school, I'm surprised she went but when she came home she said the streets were fine. But it's way to high for our dog, it's kind of funny to watch him.
Carole u doing all right?
Oh Chevy what can I say--u'r very kind.--OK I said it and it's over enuff about Chevy.
I really need coffee this morning and cuz o the snow my SIL didn't get us water, u can't drink this stuff, it's horrible and smells bad too. oh I have to come up with an idea like having my boss bring me coffee--I'd better try anyway.
Oh I hope everyone is doing OK, I always hope that.
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Oh? So HERE you are! I go wandering off everywhere, looking for just a sign of you! And you said I was "kind"....... KIND???? That's IT? I am "kind" of WHAT? I've been very busy and stressful lately....
Trying to figure out how to do that Quit-Claim Deed stuff and important things..... Finally got the RIGHT paper, filled it out, went yesterday, on the way to Walmart, and had the bank gal put her Notary stamp to it, signed, sealed, and on it's way to the City to be recorded! SUCH A RELIEF!
All of our "affairs" are taken care of now.... At least the ones I want to talk about...... (the affairs I mean..... ) It's such a load off of my mind.... all this BUSINESS stuff.
Need to get back to willy-nilly things.... like shopping and cooking... growing my sprouts! YOU know... important things.
Oh, you're all on the last page.... and I can't "scroll" to see you and try and remember.... Cammi doesn't anyway.....
Love you guys.... xoxoxo
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Chevy I'm glad u got u'r legal stuff done, but AFFAIRS of yours are never done No I don't confuse these things--I know exactly what u'r talking about, especially under the guise of housework--Oh it's work all right but not in the house--u don't fool me--whe are u going to sell u'r client book, that's the most important book that u own.
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Yes.... "legal stuff"..... I am so glad it is done! It's like you put it off, and worry, and put it off more, and you finally think I HAVE TO GET THIS TAKEN CARE OF!"
And no, it's not "work".... I don't have a "book".... I WROTE a book once.... and I READ books, but no, I'm not going to sell anything.... except my stuff next year for my Daughter's yard sale.... What did you just say?
Don't go gettin' your clients mixed up with MINE.... xoxoxo
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You may not seem able
to change some outer circumstances
but you can start by changing your inner experience of life and yourself.
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Hmmm, gone one little day and I feel like I missed so much. I know I didn't and it is mainly my computer addiction. Anyway -- all's well that ends well and I'm thinking things seem quite well right now. Pacemaker is in and everyone is back home safe and sound.
Well, I too am glad the first snow missed but we are sitting here waiting for another one. It won't be more than three inches they say at most and after tomorrow will warm enough that it will all disappear. Three inches -- not enough to do al the work of putting on the snow blade -- just wait one day and it will be gone. I do recall at the first of winter my panic that I didn't have boots -- and they are still in the box. I didn't get what I truly wanted out of panic that I'd be wading in snow up to you know where.
Was so pretty until just a few minutes ago with the sun out nice and bright -- now we are covered over in grayish looking clouds --- I guess for the coming storm.
Sandra -- you and Mike as well as Blondie and Mommarch stay on my mind lately. It has been my blessing to be well and be able to just keep on everyday, but I try to remember to be properly grateful for this blessing while also praying that good things along with good health results be a part of everyone's existence.
I will be back later after my health class and after I've gotten thru a whole lot more to the emails that built up in just a day and a half -- over 300. I think I need to cut down on my email deliveries.
See you all later.
Blessings,
Jackie
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Judy, all of you are pretty women! You look happy in the picture and that's nice to see.
I'm hanging in there, Cammi. Thanks for asking. I have another appointment with the podiatrist tomorrow afternoon. It has been almost a month since the last time I saw him, and my foot situation hasn't improved one bit. I've been reading on the internet about different causes of foot pain, including gout and diabetic nerve damage. I have been pre-diabetic for several years.
We had houseguests for a couple of days and enjoyed their company. They left about noon and it's good not to have to be sociable. DH and I have said very little all afternoon. It's a dreary day and we're in the living room with the fireplace lit. It has been drizzling rain all day.
Caring thoughts for Blondie and Mike and Sandra and Mommarch and Cammi.
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Good Morning Ladies
Oh Carole u sound so sad, but pain can get u that feeling and when u look things up there are so many reason to have foot.toe pain I think sometimes the drs. have a problem with it. Hopefully they figure it all out and u'll start feeling better.
Jackie u really missed a huge storm, it snowed for 24 hrs and then the next day a little more making the streets a little slippery But they did keep up OK so it wasn't to bad around here, but then again I don't have to drive in it.
Mike, Mommarch and Blondie prayers coming u'r way.
And Chevy---our clients would never get confused--mine are very upper-class. So let's get this straight right away.
I hope a good day is in store or everyone xoxoxoxox
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Vision
stands on the shoulders of what is actual to get a better view of what is
possible.
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What a huge difference 24 hours ( sometimes even less as in this case ) can make. Yesterday morning the sun was out and it was reasonably warm for us. By mid-afternoon, it was cloudy and gray and early in the evening hours ( I came out of school at 6 p.m., it was blowing and snowing. We thankfully did not get that much snow but the drive home in the dark was really not fun. Because of the big temperature drop I was a little nervous about possible ice on the road. Did stop when I turned on our country road and engage the four-wheel drive -- and got home just fine.
Carole, due to having some left-over neuropathy in my feet -- I considered trying a 'cream' for diabetic people ( I work for a Dr. so felt certain I could get some ) but I never did it. About the time I was having those thoughts -- it seemed to improve enough that I didn't feel the need. Still there ---- but just enough that if I become involved in something -- I don't think about it until I become quiet enough to 'notice' it again.
It is VERY tiresome and wearing on us to have a rather constant pain of some sort. That is a big stressor and really shouldn't be taken lightly, but then until you find someone who is 'highly skilled' in being able to diagnose and treat, you are at the mercy. I sure hope you are able to find that certain person/Dr. or whomever who REALLY knows and can give you sound advice or what to do.
Cammie, I got a big kick out of your and Chevy's client "lists". Never in my wildest dreams, did I ever think when I first signed up so long ago to BC. Org, that I would one day be laughing over something like this. I mean, you know, we were all so serious ( translate serious to so very much fear ) and so apprehensive about our futures when we were diagnosed -- I don't even recall just when it was that I realized that I could laugh again and REALLY mean it completely without nagging fear coming along for the ride. We are all so fortunate here in these friendships we have made -- a little of this, and a little of that and a wonderful mixture. My heart warms up every time I open up my favorites list at BC. Org. I feel such anticipation to check in and see how everyone is doing.
So big hugs to all and as always -- sending lots of strength and care and positive energies to anyone having issues.
Blessings
Jackie
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Hi, ladies
Jackie- I agree this is my favorite thread and one of few things I look forward to visiting each day. I feel we have truly become friends. Just like most friends at the start, we had something in common, BC, and of course we still share that, but we have grown from that into a group of friends that just plain enjoy each other.
Speaking of enjoying, I went to lunch and a movie with a friend yesterday. Our daughters were very close church friends from the time they were in middle school. We were friends, too, but more in a church family kind of way. Her daughter moved to Ga, about an hour away from where I am, several years before Nancy moved here. When she heard of my diagnosis, and that I was being treated here in Ga, whenever she came to visit her daughter, she came over to visit. When I was comfortable driving, we met at the Mall of Georgia for lunch. Then she called me one day in Fl, and we met for a movie and dinner. Long story short, she is as lonely as I am. She is married, but it is one of those marriages that is now more a marriage of convenience, and for years they were together for the kids. She called several weeks ago to see where I would be this week, because she was coming up for her granddaughter's birthday. When she told me she was flying home Sun, I immediately called and made reservations on the same flight. This has become one of the silver linings of my cancer journey- someone on the fringes of my life has become a friend. We are already planning another movie date when we get home.
I realized this week that while my time with Lucia aggravated my lymphedema ( I forgot to take my sleeve), I actually moved much easier and with no pain. I usually have some pain in my upper arm/shoulder area when I raise my arms. She also had me sitting on the floor and getting back up several times each day, which became easier to do each day. Back at Nancy's I am back to where I was before the visit to Lucia. So I guess I am one of those that has to be hit with a 2x4 - or in my case a 20lb tornado, to finally get the message - I have to begin some regular exercise. I plan to look into it as soon as I get home to Fl. I also have the incentive of getting strong enough to handle several days of walking Disneyworld at the end of March.
Prayers and hugs for Sandra, Mike, Blondie, Mommarch, Carole and everyone else
Anne
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I went to see the podiatrist again yesterday, exactly a month after my 1st apptment. He seemed impressed that I was "all in" in following his directions and there was still no improvement. He did some diagnostic things, like testing sensation on the backs of my toes. I wish he would have included me in exactly what he was testing, but he didn't. He apparently concluded that the next step was a cortisone shot because he gave me a shot just below my toes. It wasn't terribly painful, which was appreciated. My mother has had cortisone shots in her knees and her shoulder and she had told me how painful they are. The needles are very large and the point goes into the inflammation.
Oh, I just remembered that my dr. said the problem could be a pinched nerve. My foot only hurts when I stand for quite a while or walk a good distance, especially on a concrete floor. Like a supermarket. I said to the dr., "I guess my days of exercise walking for 3 miles on a pavement are over." He answered that he hoped not.
I decided that maybe I should start testing my sugar level, having been dx'ed pre-diabetic. So I went to a pharmacy, bought a monitor but didn't have the knowledge to buy some strips. The pharmacy employee suggested I get my dr. to write a prescription. It's time for a checkup so I'll discuss the matter with my PCP.
Time for a weather report! It's sunny and cool here today. The temp. is in the 40's but will warm up to 50's. Tomorrow will be warmer and it will be 70 degrees by Sun. This has been a cold winter for us, but very tolerable. I don't really mind cold as long as it doesn't rain too many days or stay overcast.
Hi to everyone and concerned thoughts for those dealing with health problems. Sandra, we appreciate your updates on Mike when you have the chance to post.
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Perhaps one of the greatest rewards of meditation and prayer is the sense of belonging that comes to us.
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Good Morning Ladies
Carole I'm glad u went to the Dr. and I hope the shot works, cuz when it does it's supposed to be really good. Is he just guessing about the nerves or is it a fact. I never know with Drs. and soooo many people I know are getting cortisone shots lately and for the most part they've been good. So I hope it does it's job. And for painful I think who administers it make a bit of a difference.
Well thanks or the weather update Miss 70 degrees out--we're freezing here and more snow on Sunday, but u go ahead and enjoy u'r temps. and o course without guilt as u seem to have none anyway.

My phone started early this morning so I'll see how the day goes
I'm all behind on my Dr. stuf so I'll call today and see if I can get in next week and I'll go for my tests before, so I havde to get it all straight. Which at this time or anytime I never do. So she's used to that.
Hope everyone has a good day.xoxoxox
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Good morning,
It is fine here. The sun is muted a bit right now, but the clouds are high and it should be brighter later. Our temps are going to move up and be very nice ( 60's ) on the week-end. I think after that we may be having to think rain -- but till it changes again I'm just going to enjoy what the weather people say is coming up shortly. I'll think about " the other " when I am forced to.
Carole, I sure wish a bit more had been accomplished with your Podiatrist, but then it is a specialty and so it does seem there could be an answer ( like a pinched nerve ) that he may not be equipped to find. I think it is likely good to have your sugar tested -- though a regular blood test could give you that information too. Your Dr. may have information on that to share if you have had a blood panel done lately. Otherwise -- may be he would order it for you. Here where I live Srs. can go to the local county health office and at reduced price get full panels or specific things tested. The tests are far cheaper for us there and YOU are given the results that you can then take to your Dr.'s office visit.
You may be familiar with what your area offers, but I did not find out about our local health department services until I took the ( health and dietary ) classes which I still refresh from time to time, at our Rec Center. You might want to check into this in your area. I'm not so sure how available some info might be 'anywhere' if you don't have at some time, some reason to be searching for services for Srs. or other categories. In fact, anyone who has a nearby county health department may want to check. I was amazed at all this department handles in our area. I'd have never likely found out save for having taken the ( mainly for the dietary info ) classes that I did at our local Recreation Complex. Just thinking sometimes -- there is a lot out there for people who might never find out if you don't know to look -- and I sure didn't.
Anne, I'm really with you on the exercise. I dislike it, but it is VERY, VERY important, and especially for the 'ahem' older crowd. Gravity plus age is not a fantastic combination and science based information indicates that so many falls in older people are from lack of exercise. Some situation comes up and the weakened support system we all have -- just no longer is strong enough to keep you up-right. A little stumble that you might have once recovered from will have you down on the ground. I know what happens to me when I don't exercise -- and I might add -- my teacher at the Rec Center does say --- sitting too long for most people is one of the biggest things that get us. She also says --- three 10 minute bouts per day of exercise often will do more for you than a half hour straight. It just boosts the body more to break it up in smaller periods. I'm sure there is likely some information on the Internet here and likely charts for your age and physical condition so you could probably design your own program -- though it is also likely that your Dr. should have some idea about you and your needs and approve anything you might wish to do.
Anyway -- just some things to bear in mind which may be good info for a lot of us. I know I have some changing and re-arranging that needs to be done and A REAL commitment to be made.
I'll will see you all later and thoughts and prayers for all who are dealing with medical issues, and rehab issues and just issues. My prayers and thoughts are still very much at work.
Blessings,
Jackie
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Morning from Freezing New York State. Was 0 this morning, but the sun is out now. The birds are devouring all the seed and suet we put out, and the wood peckers aren't satisfied, they are attacking out log house again!
Carole, for what it's worth, if nothing works to help your feet, I had terrible tendonitis for a long time. Then when we went on a cruise there was a certified acupuncturist in the spa. I listened to her talk, and with much skepticism I decided to give it a try. Had 1 treatment, no result, BUT, the next day the pain was gone and I haven't had it return in 2 years. Figured I had nothing to loose but some money, and now I am a believer!
Yesterday was a fun day, DH went to the dentist to have a tooth pulled. They took his blood pressure , it was sky high. This is not the first time, they say he has "white coat syndrome"! Anyway, no extraction, off to the cardio, where it had decreased, but his BP med was upped. This happened after open heart some years ago, upped his meds, he got home the BP was too low! He had seen his primary Tues it was 120. At that visit the primary heard something in the carotid , so a doppler was sched. , cardio moved that one up, we are waiting for the results on that. Seems we go from one thing to another. What wud the drs do without us seniors?
Jackie, yes I sure need to get out of the recliner and back to the gym , or something. We had a senior gym for a while. It was great. Went at your own pace, no beautiful young bods to contend with. It didn't bring the Chiropracter enough new patients, so it is no more!
Trying to enjoy the sun while it lasts, more snow forecast Sunday to Tues.
Jean
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Our senior center has multiple exercise classes, Tai Chi, Yoga, hikes, etc. You don't have to be a senior to participate.
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Hi gals - It was good to read three pages of this thread and catch up on the news. As a woman of Finnish descent I loved the quote from Jackie about little stars shining. And who doesn't love Leo Buscaglia. Thanks for those quotes. I do believe acupuncture could help the pain in your foot Carole. I firmly believe there are spots on the bottom of our feet where nerves can be accessed. I use essentials oils myself, and found that some oils on the bottom of my husbands feet could help him breath easier. Crazy, but true. Talk of exercise always interests me - a basically sedentary person. But I've upped the amount of steps I take daily and it has helped with energy level overall.
I've been involved with the completion of the basement remodel after the hot water heater flood. It is all now recarpeted, painted, bathroom torn out and redone. It is now my new clown studio since my upstairs studio was too full to walk into. I even have three separate areas: magic, balloons, face paint. And the spare bedroom contains my costumes. Make up is now in the bathroom down there, so my main living space doesn't look quite so much like a circus explosion. It will be a little lonesome here now that all the workmen will stop coming and going. It's been a great socializing experience for my young, gigantic golden retriever.
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Good Morning ladies--
U know I do forget how many pressure points on our feet, but there are loads--even I u have a cold they say load the bottom of u'r feet with Vicks and put sox on and it will help all the coughing and aching. So who knows it really might help u Carole.
Oh Jean what a fiasco for u and u'r DH, but then again it might be a blessing if they know what to do to help him. And that syndrome is awful actually, but I know for myself I'm pretty OK with it now
Mimi glad u have so many things taken care of--oh who's going to miss those guys coming in and out--Oh the dog OK if u say so. U must really have lots of work going on, u'r always so busy with jobs, that sounds like u'r having a good time--It's all good.
And I agree the Drs. are making money on Seniors to bad for us tho.
Joey is still taking music lessons, a couple of his friends have quit, but so far he's still practicing, I still think he should have taken the triangle, but what do I know, even the tambourine would have been better.
My skin is soooo dry I think I'l try that Goldbond Healing lotion and see if that helps, of course the TV makes it look like magic, oh u never know.
I still see the moon, but it will be light soon and I'm planning another nap--My DD has school all day and Marty works around the house and who know what Joey will do--but he does like to help his Dad and I bought a bissel sweeper , it has to be put together and Joey loves doing those things--like the old fashioned one--so I'll tell u, if I remember, how it works--Boy what an exciting day I have planned and I included u all in it.
Have a great day all and we're supposed to warm up and then get snow, but no one knows how much et.
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When I speak about attention, I mean literally, "How much attention
can we pay to ourselves?" As children, sometimes we cannot hold
our attention for more than a couple of seconds. Over the years we
are able to attend to more and more. Yet, we're seldom schooled
to hold life in respect, to enlarge our ability to love, take care of,
and be respectfully connected with all things around us.
Brooke Medicine Eagle -
It is a bright morning here, made brighter by having such great entries to read beforehand. Hmm, acupuncture. I've always felt there is much to be said about "older" practices of different kinds of healing techniques. I think too with Cammie that pressure points play a big role in how the body operates. I also know that everything is connected and there are "major" spots I think where connections sort of meet so to speak before they continue on farther --- sort of like relay points. So, if you can get a good flow going through these "relay" points --- it can enhance the well-being of the whole body.
I think sometimes we get caught up newer methods ( not meaning that is necessarily bad ) and sometimes the older ones might in fact work a little better if you have a therapist who really knows what they are doing. I do worry about some of the 'newer' things, but then, I hear all these new drugs being hawked on t.v. and then they start to list all the "problems" you might have and they just go on and on. I then think -- you better REALLY need that stuff badly to pit yourself against all the things that could go wrong.
Not sure things were that much better when we didn't hear " the list " of side effects because back then Dr.'s seemed to know most of the time what you could take without big interferences going on. Just seems drugs have become SUPER big business and sometimes the public is the real guinea pig for them in my very humble opinion. I don't like that part.
Mimi, I'm sure it is a relief on one hand, but yes quieter not to have a parade of men around. Sometimes we like it to be still around us -- I like my quiet time, but too much of a good thing and I have to turn on the t.v. ( don't watch it much ) but I let it talk and fill the quiet. No noise here now but the sound of typing while the sunshine lights up a few different spots in my small bedroom/slash office. I have only a valance in here so that the sun can come in and play.
It should be a really good day and I think I'll be going to work tonight for awhile. That will be good for me. I didn't have to go Thursday -- and it only takes a couple of days for me to feel rusty.
Anyway lots of prayers, positive healing energies, to all those having health or any other issues. I keep the flow going to the Universe that Angels stand right by you and be ready to intercede.
Sending lots of
Blessings,
Jackie
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Good Morning,
Yesterday I actually had enough energy to get up at 6:00 and be on the road by 7 taking DGD to school.
Came home and then went back to town. We are being suied by this idiot that we bought the toyota motor home from. As you know we had major problems with it. After we bought it the idiot changed out the rear end and the tires and rims which were on the vehicle would no longer fit. DH was in the process of getting new rims and tires and the idiot came to the shop and said I just ordered rims and tires from
Discount Tire Direct. Tune of $475.00 He did it without consulting us. Then he gave Ron a used diaphram to ship to Junction, TX now is saying we owe him $900.00 for that. So while we were gone to Iowa, they had small claims court and we were never notified. We filed a counter suite on Jan. 21st.
We went to the JP who is new, sure wish we had our old one in. She called yesterday afternoon and
said they were throwing out the decision and will have a new hearing, things were not handled correctly. I hope we win, it is a long story.
It is to be very warm here today, we are under a fire advisory, very dry and windy. Hope all are careful around here.
Thinking of you Sandra and Mike.
Hugs to all
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I had to say good bye to my sweet girl today. The pain meds weren't working for her anymore. She had been such a wonderful companion through all I've been through that I had to be there for her. Penny will be missed
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Lovely day here today, sunny and high about 70. I spent the afternoon at my mother's house visiting with her and my sister Linda, who is in town for the weekend. It's always a pleasure to spend some time with both of them.
Mommarch, I hope that legal situation works out in your and your dh's favor.
Bonnets, wishing the best outcome for your dh's health.
I may look into acupuncture if all else fails. The main drawback is the out of pocket expense. I doubt medical insurance covers acupuncture. My foot felt fine today but it got very little use. Cortisone does wonders for many people.
Hi to everyone.
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Teacher, I'm so sorry about your Penny. I know your decision was not easy, but it was the right one.
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