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For those of you that asked, YES my feet hurt. And the more I;m on them, the more they hurt.
Cami, I too am glad that I get to see my brother as well.
Lom, I want to come to your dinner...sounds yum and wow, 64 years. Happy anniversary to them.
Oh Sue, so glad you checked in. Sorry about the pain and the nagging. I think drinking with meds, just makes the meds work better!
Sandy, glad your housekeeper can make it and spend the night.
JCS, good luck with that bloodwork.Oh how I remember that neulasta, but it was a shot, not a patch. And my goodness, made my legs feel like jelly.
Ha ha NM, isn't it CM #4 that was always giving you crap? She sure does like to stir it. And bullying, how do you treat people like that??? So hoping you get that new position, altho Sadie will miss you.
All of you that are going to get hit with those cold temps, be careful if you have to go out. I'm glad it will be done with in MI when I head out Sat. Yesterday it was sunny and 60 here. I can't complain about that!
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Mornin' Ladies
SusyQ so happy to hear from you. but not happy u have experienced so much pain. Wow I hope ur feeling better by now <<<prayers>>>
JC it's good over.
Karen nice to see u poop in.
LomLin ur in this same crap I'm in...good luck. I hope u stay in tomorrow and BTW everytime I see u post I have a taste for egg rolls.
Lots of calls we really can't handle them all, these poor people, pipes are burnsting, furnaces out, this is brutal....
LUBS U ALL
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I do have blankets, hand warmers, carry water, a ski suit, hat, & ski gloves. But I am not going out in this on Wednesday!! This is crazy ass stuff. If I lived closer to work perhaps??!!
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Hello...everyone! Well, I got this friggen cough and goes along w/ runny nose. I'm racking up on the broccoli, kale, spinach, carrots, etc. because I want to keep that blood work in check on Thursdays! This week will be tx #5! I do have a question for anyone...the other night, I felt under my arm pit and felt a nodule/lump. I am NOT concerned. This was the same side I had my mastectomy on, the same side my Dr checked my lymph nodes on (which there were NO issues), the same side my expander is on. Has anyone had this happen? It has just popped up. Trying not to read too much, but it could be an infection, infection from the expander, I could be leaking etc. I did call the onc and she is out when I go for tx on Thursday. She told me contact the PS and let him check it out. I do have to go "get air in the flat tire' this week and they are going to check it out. I was just curious if this is familiar to anyone? And, any good remedies for this aggravating cough? Stay Thirsty my FRIENDS!
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Sorry you are not feeling well Gigi. Could the lump be scar tissue?
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YUP...SCAR TISSUE..I read that too. Or could be an infection. Odd, that I found it then started getting the crud! They will check it out Thursday! I'll report back! Stay thirsty my Friends!..Thanks for the info!
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Gigi, try and stay healthy--and don't panic! One of the first things my BS' NP warned me about was scar tissue (another was "nerve zaps"). Hope that's all it is.
We're still fairly tropical--3 "above the donut," as Kim puts it. Forecast has been revised to an overnight low of -22, but also a high of only -17. Ugh. My nail salon texted me to confirm tomorrow's mani. I told them I'd keep them posted but not to charge me were I to cancel at the last minute. They said that's okay. Frankly, I'm surprised they're even thinking of opening--CPS (pub. schools), courts, local colleges & universities, many restaurants & shops, even my temple will all be closed through at least Thurs. noon. (Though my temple will leave the vestibule unlocked and heated for street people).
It's so cold I'm even gonna squeeze myself into Spanx, just as an extra layer.
Lori, I can identify a little bit with "the agony of de feet." I didn't have chemo so I don't have hand-foot syndrome, but I awoke this morning with very sore heels. I have extremely sensitive skin on my feet--the slightest edge, wrinkle, bump, stray thread in my shoes will give me blisters. Shoe salesmen don't believe me--even a stiff heel counter in a pair of UGGs I own chews up the back of my ankles six ways from Sunday. (I've tried putting moleskin on the fleece, and giant band-aids or blister bandages on my ankles, but taking any more than a few steps makes the protection wriggle loose. Even when I wear a sock--which you're not supposed to with UGGs). Anyway, I have some fleece-lined orthopedic clogs, and the fleece orthotic in them got sweat-soaked and compressed. So I put an extra flat sheepskin insole atop the orthotics, and having spent a lot of time indoors on my feet yesterday the rear edge of the insole gave me a nasty "hot spot" on my R heel (one is also forming on my L as well). I put on a pair of thick socks, with cotton pads between the sock & my skin. The pads are compressing, and shifting--and even the wrinkle is irritating my foot. I think I'm going to lube my heels with CBD balm and change the insoles again. (Other slippers I own either are too cold, or have neither arch support nor room to put in orthotics). Can't go barefoot, even if the floor weren't cold--my feet are too flat and I have a bunion, bunionette, and Morton's neuroma beneath the outer toes on my L foot. This will make walking through airports and along the Strip painful as hell. Some vacation.
DOTD: big honkin' mug of hot chocolate.
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Ordered out for Italian food (suppli, eggplant parm, linguine al pesto), so chilling a bottle of Ferrari brut. Left it outside (-2F) for just long enough to fill my ice bucket, where it's now chilling on the counter. Seriously considering making hot buttered rum later.
The only upside of the polar vortex is that I can use my deck as an auxiliary deep-freeze.
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Hello everyone - so many newbies great to see! I just wanted to touch base as I have been in and out of emergency all weekend - fever of 101 + achy and feeling lousy
I had bloodwork andcultures done, some of which we are waiting for results. My NP called end of the day to say my MO wants me off Ibrance for 1 week so that my neutrophils can come up...don't take Tylenol as it can interfere with fever readings etc. lots of rest, fluids and keep eating though I don't have much appetite - sheesh I had such a week planned, being sick did not fall in them anywhere. I will be back sooner than later I am hoping! I miss you all and wish you well - Cheers! Janice0 -
checking in...Janky I am hoping you get better soon!!!!
Goldie, your poor poor feet, goodness. I bet they do hurt and the next time I walk 7 miles I’m thinking of you the whole time!
Gigi hoping you start to feel better as well.
To everyone freezing in the cold, may I suggest a shot of peppermint schnapps in their hot cocoa? I used to love to sip that.
Cami, I’m starting to be nervous about my oldest leaving for college. She will only be about 2 hrs away though, so that will help! She’s been ready to move out since she was about 4, lol.
I have 2 kids down with the flu in my house. Trying my best not to get it...ugh!
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Good Morning, Loungettes!Happy Hump Day! Waking up to snow, almost 2 inches, and bitter cold coming in this evening after the snow. And, surprise, surprise, Clinical Manager #1 has scheduled me a full day of work today.So much for my mini vacay! Actually, that's ok, I get to go back to a nursing home that was one of my facilities so it will be good to see everyone again. Sadie has gone back to bed, so I'll have to remake the bed before I go to work. The things we put up with for our fur babies! At least one of my references was called yesterday, so the process is moving along!
Goldie--Yes, CM#4 is the problem child. I am wondering if she is going to apply for the Director position. I can see chaos ensuing if she does and gets the job. But, that will be Not my Circus, Not My Monkey. Enjoy the nice warm temps while you can!
Cammy--Hang in there, keep working away at those calls, it will all get taken care of eventually. It's hard on the homeowners, I know, but your guys can only be in so many places at once.
LomLin--Good for you!
Gigi--Honey and ginger are good for coughs. Either straight or as a tea. The lump is probably a lymph node, but lymph nodes swell for lots of reason including irritation, and your body has plenty of irritation in that area to deal with! Having it checked out is good for your peace of mind.
Chi--Ouch, your poor heels! Trying to walk on hurting feet is not fun. I hope yours clears up ASAP.
Janky--So sorry you are not feeling well, and praying you get better very quickly.
Wigging--ooh, Peppermint Schnapps in hot cocoa, great idea!
NM's DOTD:
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Sandy, I don't own an Uggs, but I did not know you aren't supposed to wear socks! Sorry for your issues, hopefully you can get around Vegas without too much trouble. Taxis?
Janky, how awful. Hopefully you will be on the mend soon. Do you think it was the Ibrance causing the low counts, therefore making you sick? That's the one thing that scares me about going on Ibrance.
Wiggy, LOL on your DD wanting to move out since she was 4, cute. Pray you don't catch that flu, lots of Lysol!
NM, working all the days they told you they had nothing. Mese thinks they are STILL taking advantage of you. Glad you will at least get to see some old friends and perhaps old patients/family. One of your references were called....that has to be a good sign, right? I do like our warmer winter days, however been staying in the house. Yesterday was cloudy, which makes it gloomy to me. Love all the sunshine we get in Arizona, altho it hurts my eyes something terrible!
So glad my trip to MI is after this artic freeze. My BIL, who lives in Indiana sent a pic of his thermostate at -40, but that's as low as it can record! Talked to my mom yesterday, well I talk to her pretty much every day. She remembers that I'm coming, but confused on when, she kept saying in 2 days. She seems to be getting back to about where she was.
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Morning DahhhhLinKs
Saw on the news how some states in the east and Midwest are below freezing….oooo…I shiver jes to think of it and I sit here bitching at 35o. My bad!!! All who are in the 'clold zone' STAY WARM!!
NM - So good to hear about the interview….YAY…hopin they'll give da job to u. Good Luck!!
JCS - Hi and welcome. Going thru tx is a PITA but after u've had a few, things shud get easier. Sending HUGZ!!
Loowee - still praying for ur mom….u too frankly, I kno how stressful situations like this can be. Lost my step-mom on the 9th….DS and I had tickets, hotel, and RAC ready to fly up to Oregon to see her on the 12th. Broke both our hearts…but we cancelled our flights etc. Her cremation remains will b buried in same plot as my dad. Didn't want to see that, I wanted to see her breathing. But not to be. Good advice to Muddling. Ur so wise. AND you do not look 60, u look 50ish, like me LOL. Thanks for telling me bout the mascara. I shall look for Mabeline in pink n green…MUAH!
Sandy - I looked for that mascara yest, cudn't find it….on line is my next seeking spot. Hope u make it to Vegas…temps have OK in the midday. Stay safe.
WOOOHOOO JAZZY!!!
Hi Minus Two - try to stay positive and find a reason the laugh every day…HUGZ!
Jazz - mmm loving the look of dat m'tini….might bix me one dis evening…ya'll welcome to join me …woohoo!!
Janky - Yay…no hernia. I had the surgery for the inflamed diver 10 years ago. I try to really watch what I eat and take Colace when I plagued with big C. Good luck to you!
Prissy - good luck to you with the radiation. I had 15 days on my brain, but not breasts. Sending you positive vibes and lots of prayers!
Hi Teka - love the post, LOL.
GiGi - got my final foobs last Weds. So far, lookin good, cept for the scabs in soreness in my belly where doc did lipo to bring more fat t mese chest. Feeling just slightly sore today, so all is good.
I kno I am way behind…but here is a stab at yakkin with mese girls….LUBSLUBSLUBSLUBS to all
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Touching base - I felt so lousy today I got in to see my family doctor and she says my cultures came back negative for viral infections so definitely chest infection. The chest xray done Sunday shows either pneumonia or damage from radiation, BUT it has changed since an xray last May, so I need to go for a followup xray in a month, and she is definite it is pneumonia...which is why I am sooo tired and out of sorts I guess. They feel the Ibrance will hinder my healing by keeping my counts low, so I will 'obey' my MO
DH made a delicious chicken soup which I had for lunch and plan to have for dinner, and my DOTD is hot water with fresh ginger, lemon slices and honey (pretty gross as I don't like flavored teas) Have almost finished a cup... I hope to be back in the loop here sooner than later as I really miss you all - Cheers! Janice0 -
Hang in there, Janice. Chicken soup sounds wonderful.
Awoke to -21F. Made it all the way up to -11F this afternoon. Back down now to -16F and predicted to hit -27F by morning, tying the all-time Chicago records for both stats. Supposed to get as warm as -1 tomorrow evening, and then.......sigh......snow. Up to 3 more inches. And snow all day Fri--good luck getting a cab or rideshare to Midway in time for our flight...more precisely, in time to learn that the flight is delayed or cancelled. Airlines ALWAYS say their flights will be on time, no matter how obviously awful it is outside. Last year Delta swore up and down that my flight from O'Hare to JFK was leaving on time and I would have plenty of time to switch terminals, go through security again, and make my Alitalia flight to Rome. My ride drove through wind and "wintry mix" (it was already late March) to get me to O'Hare on time...only to have the flight delayed by nearly 3 hrs., and I very nearly missed my connection to Rome. It's entirely possible that if our flight to Vegas isn't canceled, we might end up getting bumped in favor of those whose flights were grounded three days in a row. And the FAA exempts weather-related delays and bumpings from any requirement for airlinesto compensate or even put passengers on other airlines' flights. Our suite at the HGV Club is prepaid...and by now, nonrefundable. We may end up paying for Friday night even if we don't get there till Sat.
Most stores & restaurants here are closed. Bob managed to pick up a pizza on the way home, but it got cold on the 2-mile drive from the restaurant. He asked me my preferences and I answered "no deep dish, no pepperoni." I should have specified "Neapolitan," aka traditional, style, cut into wedges. He got South Side-style party-cut thin crust--"party cut" meaning hacked up into irregularly-sized-and-shaped little rectangles, as a beer-accompaniment device. It reminds me of the awful Shakey's and Pizza Haven dreck which was all we could get in 1970s Seattle. But beggars can't be choosers...any port in a storm...mmm, port....
He insists we should attend tomorrow night's winemaker dinner (40 "yes" RSVPs thus far, so it's on, despite the place being closed today and tomorrow morning predicted to be even colder). He also plans on walking there in the subzero cold, but I am not too proud to call a rideshare. (I do have too much sense to drive home after that much wine). I will do the lions' share of my packing tonight.
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Sue, so sorry to hear about your step mom. But understand about canceling the trip, which is a bummer. Had she been sick? I can't even imagine you having any fat in your tummy!
Oh Janky, that's horrible. Hoping you can kick this to the curb real quick!
Sandy, I hope your plane won't be canceled. Can you go stay at a hotel near the airport? LOL on the "party cut" pizza
Warm enough here yesterday, 60 degrees, so did some work in the garden cutting back things that didn't get done in the fall.
DOTD-PIzza Cocktail
1 1/2 oz Tito's Handmade Vodka
1/2 oz lemon juice
1/2 oz tomato juice
Chopped cherry tomatoes
Pinch of black pepper
Dash of Tabasco
3 basil leaves
Chopped mozzarella
Balsamic vinaigrette, pepper and finely grated parmigiano reggiano for rim1. Muddle ingredients in a shaker
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Good Morning, Loungettes!Happy, Happy, I am Happy!I formally accepted the new job yesterday, will start on Feb 18th. My hours will be mostly 8 ayem to 4 peeyem, Monday through Friday.I turned in my notice at Hospice yesterday afternoon. I'm going to work for them next week, then take the week after off. I am so excited! So is Sadie, and I'm sure she's excited because I'm excited and has no idea why! But she certainly has been excited with me! She pranced around and woofed at me as I babbled at her all last evening.Gotta love the unconditional love of a dog!
Goldie--Yeah, they were still taking advantage of me. That's why I don't feel the least bit guilty about giving them only 1 weeks' notice. Three more work days and that nonsense is over and done with! Glad your Mom is getting back to her old self.
Mema--Going into the deep freeze here.Currently 5 degrees, and that should be about as high as it gets. Looks like we'll miss the worst of the deep freeze. I just hope the wind stays calm. The cold isn't so bad when the wind is calm. And you know the rule here, don't worry about ketchuping, jump in and talk with us!Glad you are feeling better.And so happy the final foobs are looking good!
Janky--oh dear, pneumonia is so draining and exhausting!Do take care of yourself. As you don't like tea you can try mixing honey with lemon juice and fresh ginger (grated or thinly sliced, then heat the mix (you can use the microwave), let it cool, then take a spoonful periodically and sip on plain hot water in between.You'll get the benefits of the honey, lemon and gingerand the benefit of the heat and hydration from the hot water without drinking gross tasting stuff. And make sure to add garlic to the chicken soup!
Chi--what a pain to be in the situation of paying for a suite and not getting to use it all the nights. I am so glad we aren't getting the deep level of cold you are experiencing. That is just crazy, not to mention dangerous!
NM's DOTD:
The Inside Job Cocktail
Ingredients
2 oz Larceny bourbon
1⁄4 oz Luxardo maraschino liqueur
1⁄2 oz Simple syrup
1 dash Angostura bitters
1 dash Absinthe
Garnish:
How to make The Inside Job Cocktail
Add all the ingredients to a mixing glass and fill with ice.
Stir, and strain into an Old Fashioned glass filled with fresh ice.
Garnish with a cherry and an orange slice or twist.
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Mornin Ladies,
See how far I get. These phones have been going for 20 hours and the main person in the office isn't there so I;ve been on duty. I feel so sorry for these people but all I can do is make calls, our trucks weren't even startin g---we only had 4 guys yesterday, somehow they were great and made it as easy on me as possible but I really an't do another day like yesterday but I've already had 5 calls, a couple of guys have been working all nite. At least I don't have to leave the house.
Pneumonia??? oih jeez that makes u so sick, I haven't had that in my whole life til I got the shot this year and it was horrible. Just rest and follow orders is all u can do, I'm sooo sorry. It's funny but when anyone now is sick in the house u really have to stay away and use plenty of Lysol and wipes for everything. Plenty of really hot chicken soup and breathe it in then eat it. I don't think that's in any med. journal just sounds good.
Oh I started writing this 3 hrs. ago, I'll be back later.
LUBS U ALL
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Hi ladies- been on the go with work and then weekend get aways. Cali was great fun and came back to winter from temps after being in the delicious 70s. I am looking forward to my first weekend at home this weekend in three weeks!
Will write more soon but wanted to say a few things for now:
1) People in the Midwest (Chi, Cami, & more), please be careful until the polar vortex moves on
2) NM, congrats on the new job! I am so glad that you have something better to move on to! A week off too, will you go somewhere or just relax around home with Miss Sadie?
3) Janky, take care of your lungs friend. Feel better soon.
4) Goldie, sorry to hear about your mom's decline.
5) Mema, sorry for all the challenges right now and your recent loss
More this weekend after I am more recovered. Still California dreamin' on such a winters day......
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Good morning all!
Woke to sunshine, but still cold for us in the south. I cannot believe how cold it is in the Midwest. I talked with my cousin in South Dakota and she has not been outdoors in days. That would drive me crazy. I went to the Genetic Counselor yesterday. We are going to do a panel of 29 gene mutations. The hope is that we find one that can help with a targeted therapy. The Oncologist came inand we joshed back and forth about green smoothies (he does not like), the Israeli cancer cure (he doubts it) and what constitutes cold temps (he is from the Midwest). Played cards with girlfriends last night and wore my new wig. They were all amazed at how much I looked like the old me. Will go to lunch today with some work friends and catch up on all that gossip.
Congrats on the new job. So sorry for all the other challenges. Life can be hard at times. My siblings and I have mostly gotten along. My mother died a few years ago after a short health decline. She was miserable and wanted everyone to know it. Having the bad things to deal with just reminds me I am alive and kicking!
Have a great Thursday!!!!
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Morning DahhhhLinKs
Sandy - yuk on the weather and driving conditions. Try to be safe. I do use MMJ and it does help. Avoid narco's if I can. I don't kno where u r staying in LV but I don't think there is any hotel on the strip that DOESNOT have a nail salon. Now the 'no-chip' I don't kno anything about. Speaking of Spanx…I had never heard of it until last week after my surgery. Thank goodness my DD had a pair. I like them but don't like having to wear them 24/7 for 2 weeks (Feb 6) Oh well.
JC - Here's to coming out OK with ur 3rd infusion. My white cells crashed several times over the last 7 years can't recall how doc and I brought them up enuf to continue chemo. Sending prayers your way.
NM - Can't believe all the drama still going on at your workplace. Hope you hear about ur new position soon…sending 'good vibes' ur way. My pain is better every day…thank u NM.
Lowee - Thanks for your concern about my step-mom. No her ills were what one wud expect in an 89 year old. She went fast so that was a God-send. Ur feet look soooo painful I can only imagine how painful it is. Was goin to suggest some lotions, etc, but knowing you, you've already tried most everything. Wish there was something more the docs could do to help you. Sending my love and prayers your way. MUAH! Stay safe in your travels to MI, hope the weather cooperates.
Cami - I am feeling better and better with each passing day. Thanks for the well wishes and prayers. MUAH! LOL on the cross-eyed kitty, is that a 'mini-mouse' on it's nose?
LomLin - good for you for staying in. I would for sure.
GiGi - I jes traded out my expanders for the silicone/saline implants. I did not have any swollen nodes under my arms…please have ur doc check it out. Try to stay positive…am Praying for you.
Janky - please get better soon…ur symptoms sound miserable. HUGZ!
NM - was jes about to post when I saw ur GOOD NEWS….CONGRATULATIONS FRIEND…soo happy for you!
Cami - LOL ref ur pic post!!
Lubs lubs lubs lubs you all!!
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Janky, sorry you have pneumonia. That is rough stuff! I hope you feel better very soon!
NM, congrats on the new job!
Hello to everyone.
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Chicken soup is a folk remedy that has actually been proven to work: it contains chemicals that when breathed can break up thickened mucus secretions and when ingested can boost immune response. It's actually confirmed in various medical journals, as well as by generations of Jewish grandmas.
The hotels near Midway are mediocre, but we may have to resort to one should flights tomorrow be canceled (or we get bumped and can't be put on another flight that would get us to Vegas by tomorrow night). Bob usually stays at the Hilton Garden Inn there if he has to be at Holy Cross (Marquette Park) early the next morning. But the snow forecast has been revised to less than 2" and ending by 3 or 4 am. It's already up to -3F and we should break zero in an hour or two, with temps rising after that.
So I will just have to cowgirl up and walk to Cellars for the wine dinner. I've done it in colder temps and deeper snow. Besides, I ate all the leftovers (except the linguine & yucky pizza) for breakfast.
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Woo hoo! First..everyone stay warm it is unbelievable at temps some of u have! Y’all know I’ve been sick. They said today I could take anything over the counter! This shit is on now! What a hell uva day🤦♀️! Appt at 1045, lab had new machine, they were way behind. Started tx at 1245! All went well with cough and sneezing until the last 5 min of Taxol, thought I was gonna cough up lung! Then off the PS, 60 more Cc today. He checked nodule, said prob lymphatic fluid build up, he drained, NO numbing😳! I go back for more air in 2 wks, if not gone down, we’ll contact my onco breast surgeon. But no worries, I’ll be just fine!
NOW for inside info from y’all....Hemp Oil/CBD oil? No THC in it, but my friend was telling me about it because she takes it, anyone had this? Worth a shit? Can u take it with Chemo? Before I ask my DR🤔
Didn’t take notes to respond to everyone..SORRY!been a long rough day with this damn cold!
Take care, Stay Thirsty My Friends🥃🍺🏖⛱..
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Me again - oh my goodness I feel so crummy and missing all of you, I certainly appreciate the words of encouragement and advice, so thank you. Tried the ginger, lemon, honey and lots of chicken soup, then, unfortunately my doctors sent me 2 prescriptions this afternoon which I should have tried on a fuller stomach than what I had and ooops - oh yeah, I swear there is nothing left in my belly now, and the pharmacist says I have to fill (eat) up and take them again (sad, sad face going on here)...I am sipping on gingerale verr r ry slowly, and eventually hope to have warm soup. Had originally been thinking about sippin on a warm port but that is not gonna happen
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CBD oil (or other topicals or edibles) is good stuff. All my doctors are on board with it. If you don't want any THC, make sure the label says either "100% CBD" or "No THC." It's legal to sell CBD products with up to 0.3% THC, because that's basically the chemical profile of the "industrial" hemp plant. But even that teensy bit of THC--which has no effect--can show up in a blood or urine test, so if you have a job that requires random drug testing, keep that in mind; as well as the fact that THC can show up in your blood up to 28 days after the last dose. Even if you are stone cold sober and pass a breathalyzer, and it's been weeks since taking any THC, if you get into an accident or are pulled over and the police test your blood or urine under your state's "implied consent" law and any trace of THC shows up, you can be busted for and convicted of DUI. Trust me--I had to defend such a case awhile back and had to get my client into a drug-education program to get deferred prosecution (with first probation and then expungement).
Okay, law lecture over. There's been a sea change in IL's medical marijuana (MMJ) law. Used to be you got a doctor to certify you have a qualifying condition, then apply online and wait 3 months to get an ID card. Now, because of the opioid crisis, anyone with an opioid prescription (whether or not addicted) whose doctor will certify that, can apply online, be instantly conditionally approved and download & print a temporary MMJ ID card. But you still have to buy the stuff at a licensed dispensary (where you must register) and not use it in public. And of course, it's still illegal to drive after using it, even if you have a legit MMJ ID card. But both THC and CBD can help one withdraw from opioids.
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Whew! Thx Chi! My friend said this has NO THC! And I do have a job where they do ramdoms . So I will get exact brand and info! Thanks for all the insider know 👊! 🥃⛱🏖🍺..Stay Thirsty MyFriends!!
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