CRAZY TOWN WAITING ROOM - TESTS coming up? All Stages Welcome.
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(((((Jackbirdie))))
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Katy, you are not obligated to post all and every day, only the times you feel like it or have something to say or share
feel good lady
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Hey Katy...just knowing you care is good enough for me. I am hoping that this pill helps me. Now I won't be able to take a pain pill. But I can make it, I am going to bed as soon as I get home. Hopefully my husband has made something good to eat.
Love ya and thanks again for the hug
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Decision........ What SE's were you having? Other than the ones I had? I had leg-cramps.... Insomnia, which I took Melatonin for which caused the big D, which I had to almost LIVE on Amodium-AD..... And not to mention I lost my hearing!
Some people can tolerate it very well, but not me.... My friend took it for 5 years with no problems, but some of us just can't tolerate it..... It IS an Ototoxic drug, with sometimes similar effects as chemo has.... don't feel bad.... I stopped taking it too, when no-one would listen to me! And I'm almost 6 years out....
Maybe something else would work for you? I take nothing... and I'm over 6 years out.
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Awww...Katy....you're never obligated to post. I think we know when you don't post, you're struggling. We all worry about you because we love you. You're part of our beating heart here in Crazy Town. When one of us is struggling, I think any of us would do what we could to try and make it better. That's what we do here...we hold each other up. So you just sit back there and read when you want, post when you feel up to it, and know we are all right here by your side.
We all go through this crap. You're really not alone in your feelings. I don't take Tamox or any AI's and there are days at a time, I just don't get out of my PJ's. In fact, most days. This stuff takes a toll.
Decision, I hear you. You've sure been through a lot in your life, and I know we reach a point where we just say enough is enough. There is only so much more we are willing to endure.
Iris, Glad the new dentist worked out!
Robin, Happy the infusion went well. Do you know what kind of tattoos you want? I've seen some wonderful work.
Shorfi, I wish I could take all the pain away. Hugs!!
So many are struggling. A group hug may be in order.
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slow, new dentist is nice but thinks I need a do something about the tooth that I had pulled a while back, some sort of crown or such but I figure you can not see it so why spend $$$$ to plug the hole
but teeth are clean
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Decision - I can see why it is such a problem. I know I have to take something for 10 years, just hoping to muddle through.
Tattoos: for my port scar, a luna moth to signify rebirth. For my mastectomy scar, a branch with fall colored leaves and script that says "Scars are souvenirs you never lose" Three words over branch, three words under.
LE: got an appointment on Tuesday....squeaky wheel
Nice to see I am not paddling this boat alone! The pjs all day thing screams my name. I feel like a yo-yo....
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I am SOOOO BUSTED!! Ok, I will admit it, I love it when everyone, including you Katy, posts every day, because it makes me feel so much less alone. But of course the wiser crazies are right and you should NEVER feel the need to apologize and you should always do what feels right to you, in terms of when to post or not. Don't apologize for what you feel. It is true that we worry about you when you are quiet, but only because we love you and care about you. ((((katy))))
but yeah, having my own bad time right now. It isn't as bad as some of you are going through but still, it is tough. Group Hug, Indeed!
Robin, yay for the squeaky wheel and Love reading about your tattoo plans: I have never had one, unless you count the ones I just got for rads. And, I can't count them because I can't see them! Maybe my eyes are getting really bad, but I can't tell them from the freckles. Sure hope the Rad tech will be able to tell the difference. So...maybe it is time for a read tattoo? I am thinking an octopus on my hip, just because.
((((((shorfi)))))))
((((((DF)))))))
Hugs to all!
Octogirl
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Shorfi, Robin, Katy, Queen, Decision-Freak, thinking of you all and sending (Hugs).
Slow.. So.sorry you are unwell. It's not fair!! What a kind, kind person you are having your sister move.. Are you happy she is coming?
Octo.. Ugh.. What a dilemma.. I think your idea of pretending to be away might be the way to go.. My trouble is I can't lie straight I'm bed 😱 and would end up getting caught out in the end..You have every right to want a peaceful break...Your step-mum will probably understand.. Maybe she just wants you to know that she's there if you need her..
PTS.. I've been having terrible teeth issues the last few months.. Had root canal twice, then had to have it extracted... fragments of broken tooth have been popping through the gum since then 😞 I found out a couple of days ago I need root canal done on another tooth 😱 😞
Sulu.. Congrats on your anniversary 😃
Hi to everyone.. I can't look back pages on the phone once I started posting.. And my memory is shot.. Damm tamaxifen!!
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robin, the tattoo plans sound good, fraid I am still a chicken regarding tats although the ones for rads were not bad
Lucy, me too, hard to remember all I read and such so my posts are just what I remember which is not much!
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katy, I feel as if I have known you all my life. Little Sis, kind heart, take care of YOU right now!
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Robin.. What sort of tattoo are you thinking of getting?? I got one a couple of years ago.. to shock our adult children.!! It worked.😃 I got a duck (we collect ducks. :-)) on my back where no one would ever see it!!
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shorfi, bed is such a comforting place sometimes, isn't it? Sounds as if you made the decision to be easy on yourself. Sleep...sweet dreams.
slow, haha, I spent years wandering around in sleep clothes. Before I got my disability award so I could afford medical care, I would sometimes be too weak to wash clothes. Then, I would wrap myself in a sheet and walk around like that. Isn't there a famous scene from a movie where a character gets up on a table and screams, "I've had it, and I am not taking it any more?" No cheating crazies, can you name the movie without surfing the Web?
Chevyboy, crushing depression requiring an antidepressant two days after going on T. Will gain weight on antidepressant , always do, after struggling to lose 34 pounds, and be at high risk for diabetes. Still need to lose 40 to 43 pounds, not gain weight. Mom, brother, and father, diabetic. Increased and awful muscle pain and joint stiffness added to my fibromyalgia making it difficult to move about and function. Had to increase gabapentin leading to more water retention. Uterine discharge sending me running to the GYN doc for the second biopsy in 15 months. Had atypical cells in the last biopsy, leading to D&C and polyp removal. Difficulty with mental processing of information. Complete loss of joy to the point where I feel why bother to be alive if my mind is in prison. Tamoxifen is contraindicated for anyone who stays in bed for long periods of time. Fibromyalgia puts me down sometimes for days or weeks. Yesterday, a headache that worried me. I don't get headaches. I was driven out of my mind to the point of being CRAZY last night, and I decided to stop taking the T. I called the clinic today and went through my symptoms with the phone nurse but no word from the docs. This all happened since I started taking T on November 13. Also, feeling toxic, poisoned. Is that enough, or what?
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I accidentally erased my post. No energy to draft it again.
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SAfely home from surgery--cosmetic tweak--and very shaky! Got a scopolamine patch for the first time ever, and not crazy about it. I think that's coming off early! as I'm one of the lucky ones who hasn't got nausea for my previous surgeries.
Thank you all....early bedtme for me, I predict!
Robin: cool about the tattoos. I'm considering getting one (maybe two, depends on how plastic surgery scars do), and am curious about finding out more.
My main question, and I'll throw this out as a general one: how hard is it to find a tattoo artist who'll work on the breast area?
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Hello, crazies--
Hugs to all of you going through tough times. Iris and Lucy, good luck with dentists. I went to a new one yesterday: could not have been nicer. Whew.
Katy, I would have been aggrieved if you had not cancelled your scan. I mean: stormy weather? It can wait! And you have eye surgery next week; take care of yourself!
Queen, hope the surgery went okay.
Robin, hi. Good job getting the LE appointment. I'm in active treatment at this moment. Not lovin' it, but I guess the alternative is (would be) worse.
Shorfi, hope your MRI results are clean.
Sula, belated happy anniversary!
Octo, oh, that family tangle. Got a voicemail from one of my sisters today about the upcoming december whatevers and oy! And she's one of the sane ones (relatively speaking) in the family. You are completely justified in having the holiday the way you want it! And of course you know that.
Beppy, hope you're feeling better. Or at least getting the good drugs.
Me: I had a great day. After rads (17 down, 8 to go...not that I'm counting!) I killed a couple of hours and then had a terrific, 4-hour meeting for work. Did not think about BC once, just the work I had to do! And I skipped the LE wrapping today (in honor of the meeting) so I can type and wash both my hands and all kinds of other fun stuff. Amazing how easily I'm made happy.
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shorfi, bed is such a comforting place sometimes, isn't it? Glad you decided to be easy on your self. Sleep...sweet dreams.
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Hi Crazies! I've been spending more time in the real world, but I still try to check in and read the posts.
I was warned it could happen... and now it has! I freakin' have shingles! I'm not old enough for shingles, but I guess cancer, chemo and stress had other ideas. OH, and it's on my butt! A literal pain in the ass! Most of the time shingles occur on your trunk.... but not for me! I'm special like that! The doc asked if I'd been under stress. Really? Why would I be stressed? I have 3 teenaged boys in the house! All moms are stressed! Not to mention the upcoming appointment with my MO and another mammogram. I don't swear unless I'm really riled up, so I have to add: FUCK CANCER!
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crazies, I keep accidentally deleting my posts. I think it is time for me to stop for today.
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QMC - tattoo artists <----clickable link. If you place your cursor over the map photo, you should be able to navigate to your area.
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Lucy, I LOVE your duckie tattoo! I collect ducks also...hubby and i have since shortly after we met...Here is why:
I met hubby online, on a dating site (as I may have mentioned...I was definitely an early adopter..). Anyway, after emails back and forth for a while, and a phone call or two, we arranged a first date. For that first date we decided to take our dogs for a walk on Ocean Beach in San Francisco (where we both lived at the time); he had two dogs, I had one....We arranged to meet shortly before sunset, with plans to have dinner later after we wore out the dogs.
So there we were, walking along, getting along incredibly well, having a blast, when we came across two mallards, a male and a female, sitting on the beach. That is not a place you see a lot of ducks, but there they were...the two of them were sitting side by side, wings touching, just (apparently) watching the sunset. We stayed there with them, and sure enough, they stuck around (in retrospect, it was amazing that the dogs didn't try and chase them off, but they didn't. I think the dogs were enjoying playing in the surf and ignored the ducks.) In any case, the ducks sat there for a good fifteen or twenty minutes, and then once the sun set, the ducks took off, as did we, to drop off the dogs and head to a lovely dinner. Since mallards supposedly mate for life, clearly it was a sign...every since then, we've collected rubber duckies, decoys, duck prints, duck bar glasses, antique ceramic ducks....you get the idea. I don't go overboard since I don't like having tons of 'stuff' in the house (and our shelves have too many books anyway) but a new rubber duckie is a favorite anniversary gift of mine. They are our relationship icon :-)
Thanks for the smile! Ok, so maybe I will get octo on one hip (that is my personal icon, obviously...) and the ducky for the other! Someday. When I am brave..
Hugs!
Octogirl
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hey there fellow Crazies,
Sorry to be so missing in action but it's been very crazy around here.. Work, getting the online store set up for the Indian Spice kits which are all sold out!! So we are starting a second run and recipe testing for the restaurant all week.
So here is what brings me to CT....I met with one of my once today.. The only woman in this practice .. She's great!! She told me that they'll be seeing me every 3 mos , if I have any unusual symptoms kick up that last more than 2 wks to c'mon down and they'll get into it. She showed me charts and we went over everything regarding my personal situation.. My husband was along to take notes. I am in month 14 since surgery and this time until month 24 is when they will watch me very carefully since that's the main recurrence window for HER2... Anyway I've been here before 25 yrs ago and so I know this us my most crazy time. My final Herceptin is tomorrow and then early Monday morning they are taking out the port... I'm nervous about surgery but glad it's getting done. I'll be getting a colonoscopy in Jan as part of a regular physical and will have an US done on my thyroid every two yrs , though after feeling around there she said I was thin and so she could actually see my thyroid clearly. Also we decided that I can get rid of the ovaries which I have wanted to do. She agreed with me as far as doing that even though the guys ( men) at UCSF said Why would you want to do that??? "Guys" she said. The one dr on my team who was the main one suggesting I do this is the guy leading the HER2 vaccine program nationally... So I am doing it early next year. My ovaries have been non functional since. 1990 and she said once you have a colonoscopy and no ovaries you will no have fear about it anymore.
I have been very fearful since my mom died of ovarian cancer. It will be great to just have them gone!!
Anyway, it's been a long day I'm on the couch and under my electric chemo rug watching Carol with my husband .
Also our anniversary was yesterday... 36 yrs....10 yrs later we renewed our vows in a Catholic Church which made my parents happy
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Robin: thanks for the link! I'll poke around it a bit more tomorrow....been thinking of this since my second lumpectomy.
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Chevyboy, thank you for telling me that Tamoxifen can cause hearing loss. I have been having tinnitus, but I don't know when it started. It could be the Celexa. I seem to remember taking Celexa years ago and having ringing in my ears. Side effects of T: crushing depression requiring an antidepressant within 48 hours of starting T. I always gain large amounts of weight on antidepressants. I am supposed to lose 45 pounds in addition to 32 pounds I have already taken off. Prolonged use of antidepressants will make me gain weight and increase my risk of diabetes. Everyone in my family has diabetes. Exhaustion despite taking the full allowed dose of a CNS medicine that I take for ADD. Intolerable muscle and joint pain and stiffness added to my disabling fibromyalgia with little relief from gabapentin. Loss of all joy in life. Difficulty with mental processing of information. Brown discharge that sent me to the GYN doc for a biopsy as I have had uterine bleeding in the past with atypical uterine cells found in a large sample tissue biopsy. A headache last night that did not resolve with 1000 mg of acetaminophen. Severe hot flushes requiring a higher dose of gabapentin to keep them under control. Is that enough or what? Taken together, these side effects were eroding the diminished functionality that I have been left with due to living in chronic pain for 12 years.
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((Katy)) I'm sorry you are having so much anxiety. I wish there was something I could do to help. Don't feel like you have to post. We worry when we don't hear from you, but we will keep in mind that you are reading. Keep checking in with us, even if you don't feel up to writing. I actually read throughout the day, even though I don't have time to write until evening. I think you made a good decision to cancel the scan instead of driving through that weather.
It was definitely a tough day here in CrazyTown. My mind has been going to some bad places.
Octo, if having your stepmom come visit will not help, then I would ask her not to come. This is just not the time to be trying to accommodate others. Is there something else she can do to help that doesn't involve being your houseguest? I know when I had my surgery, I had a lot of offers of help that I honestly did not really need. But there were other things people could do - for instance, I love getting cards in the mail, because most of mail has been bills.
Shorfi, we will be in your pocket for your MRI.
Decision, it might be worthwhile to give the AI's a try. Not everybody gets affected the same way, so you might be good on an AI, even though Tamoxifen made you miserable.
Slow, glad you are getting into see your PCP tomorrow. We'll be in your pocket for a change, as you get your ultrasound.
Lucy, LOL at getting a tattoo to shock the children.
Queenie, glad your surgery went well.
Rainny, so that's what 68% done? You'll be done before the holidays, which I'm sure will be a bonus.
PoppyK, ouch. One of my coworkers had the shingles last summer in the same location. When she told me where they were, I giggled a bit, just couldn't hold it back. She said to me ruefully, "You laugh!" Yes, she said it was a pain in the butt! I can't believe the doctor asked if you'd been under stress. What was he thinking?
Sula, congrats on the sellout! Your female MO sounds sharp. I wish I could get an female MO, I think they understand better where we are coming from.
Robin, that's good that the LE department supervisor saw your arm so she could realize she needed to get you in right away. Hopefully the things she gave you to do in the meantime will help. I like you ideas for tattoos. I'd probably never have the nerve to get one myself.
Waving to Iris, Tomboy, and all the other Crazies out there.
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Octo,
That's a great story! Ocean Beach! That's where I grew up! The duck thing is really extraordinary as I lived there my whole life until I was 20 and no ducks ever!!! Definitely a sign. I agree with Cubbie this is the time to surround yourself with people you need and want around you who'll give you the biggest emotional support,
Jack/Katy,
Thanks for the anni wishes. Hope you're doing a bit better. You did the right thing about the scan. I was supposed to meet the mo in SF at UCSF last year at this time there was a huge storm and had I left town I'd never have made it back since we had flooding here in Sonoma and the roads were closed. Better to be safe and dry, the scan can keep! And don't worry about neglecting us, we're all there for you anytime you need us.
Shorfi,
Holding good thoughts for you.
Poppy,
So sorry about the shingles in such a difficult location!! I had shingles back when Inwas a teenager and my little sister got chicken pox, I guess I had a mild case cause a few months later I got shingles in my optic nerve... Another weird place...eye shingles and butt shingles...that's never mentioned in the shingle ads! Hope you're on the mend soon.
Robin,
The tattoo thing is cool. Thanks for posting the link. It's something I've thought about for years but so far I've been a big chicken.
Lucy,
That's a cute ducky you've got... Reminds me of that old Muppets song Rubber Ducky!
Decision,
There are other things out there, they prescribed Arimidex for me and so far so good, I haven't had any side effects...my sister in law was prescribed arimidex and hated the side effects she had so she went on Tamoxifin which worked great for her, so everyone is different.
Slow,
Good luck tomorrow! I'll be thinking of you.
Rainn,
You're in the home stretch now!!!congrats we're both goi g to be done in time for the holidays.
Gaia,
Iris, Tomboy, Gaua, Proud, jumping up and down waving....
Duckster,
How are you and all the grand and great grand kiddoes?? Are the boys feeling any better? Did they catch the guy?? How are those asshats giving you so much grief over the house? I hope they just give you what you need for the house and then just fuck off! Buyers can definitely be assholes. We got our house because a couple of idiots made so much trouble for the seller over a couple of tiny bullshit items she just said enough! Lucky break for us we didn't have any issues as the house was in great shape whatever they were imagining was all in their pinheads. Holding good thoughts for you. Out here in Ca sellers bury Saint Anthony statues in the yard for a quick and advantageous sale.
I know I've forgotten someone/s hope everyone has a great weekend coming up good luck to all of us having treatments, tests, scans, company etc, in the next few days.
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Good Evening Crazies,
First things first. We've sure had a lot of appointments this week!!
Shorfi, We will all be in your pocket tomorrow for your MRI. Remember to give a squeeze if you need us. Let us know how it goes when you can.
Poppy, Oh no!!! Really sorry to hear you have shingles!! That really sucks big time. How the heck did you get it on your butt!?!? Blondie will tell you all about her shingles adventure from last year. That's some nasty stuff from what I hear. I'll be down in your area tomorrow. Please let me know if there is anything I can pick up for you. I will send you a PM. Thanks for checking in!!
Iris, I can tell you from experience that once you pull a tooth, eventually all your teeth will shift to fill up that hole. My teeth have done some MAJOR shifting since going through treatment.
Robin, The tattoos sound pretty. Happy to hear you got your appointment. It's sad we have to make so much noise to get proper treatment. I have daytime PJ's and nighttime PJ's. haha
Decision, Hope you're able to get some rest tonight.
Octo, Sorry you're struggling too. An octopus would make such a cute tattoo!! An Octo-too!! I love your romantic ducky story.
Lucy, I am happy if it makes her feel more secure. Once she found out her older DD was moving, all of a sudden she was afraid to live alone. It will be a big adjustment for my DH and I. We are very private people, but I don't want her to be scared and alone. She is 13-years older than me and has limited mobility. I just get concerned that I won't be able to take care of her due to my own limitations. I don't want to ever let her down. Good grief....another root canal???? I'm sorry Lucy. I know how stressed you were to have the last one. I remember your ducky tattoo!! That one always makes me smile.
Queen, Welcome back!! Wishing you quick healing. Hope you're able to rest well tonight.
Rain, Wow!! Only 8 more to go!! A no wrapping day sounds delightful. It's the simple things in life we must enjoy!! How is your skin holding up???
Sula, Great to see you. That's wonderful that the kits sold out so quickly. I knew they would be a success.I'm two years out from surgery...does that mean I'm in the clear??!!!This time you're going to kick it to the curb for good!! Such a great pic of you and your DH. Thanks for sharing it with us! Thanks for the good wishes for tomorrow.
Cubbie, Sorry you're struggling too. I think it may be something in the air. Thanks for the good wishes tomorrow. I guess I should be in Crazy Town, but I'm getting to the point in thinking whatever will be, will be. I'm very much over worrying about every little lump, bump or inflation. Instead, I worry about everyone else!!! haha
Katy, Sleep well my friend.
Tomboy, Hi. (ʘᴥʘ) !!
Gaia, Thinking of you!!
Ok, off to bed I go. I need all the beauty sleep I can get. Sleep well crazies...quiet crazies too!!
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Yike--I spend 24 hrs. in my side trip out of C Town doing everyday stuff and watching certain candidates fall all over each other vying to bring the cray-cray and look what I've missed! Hugs to those who are anxious, a shoulder on which to cry for those in despair, a virtual big honkin' (insert enjoyable analgesic of choice) for those in pain and recovering from procedures, and a willing ear for those who are inclined to cuss.
Sula, mazel tov on your anniversary! DH & I are coming up on #45 in June (11/22 was the 45th anniv. of our engagement), and I would SOOO love to be able to sing Stan Rogers' “Forty-Five Years" to him on the big day. Both sets of our parents are gone, but I know DH would be overjoyed if we renewed our vows at St. Gert's since our wedding was a Jewish ceremony.
Katy, wise choice on postponing the scan. I keep seeing scenes of the PNW's flooding and it breaks my heart--that's not the PNW I knew during my 7 yrs. in Seattle. We've always fantasized about retiring to Eugene, but it seems that no region is guaranteed good weather any more.
Octo, I guess I lucked out coming from a small family and marrying someone from an even smaller one. Even so, Christmas holidays were always fraught with tension--we'd fly in from Seattle for ten days and both sets of parents (his in Queens & mine in Brooklyn) would fight tooth & nail over who got to spend more time with us (even suggesting that any days spent in the city or with friends didn't count, no matter at whose house we slept). I do love the holidays but during my law school years I actually looked forward to going back to cracking the books in the dismal winter drizzle. I have come to regret having bought our trad Hanukkiah--no way to put that shamash back into the center stem without getting singed by the candles on either side. And it has taken the griddle on my stovetop hostage--the only place my pyromaniac younger kitty is afraid to explore. Next year I'll get one with the shamash at the end. Meanwhile, there's always the trusty electric one in the window.
Poppy, at least you'll get a lot of mileage out of being able to legitimately complain about a pain in the ass.
Robin, love the tat! (I'm way too chicken to get inked--and prone to buyer's remorse). A few years back, I stayed in a restored turn-of-the-century inn in Cedar Falls, IA--in every bathroom was a rubber duckie for the tub!
Earlier tonight I went to our neighborhood restaurant's wine-sampling and buffet. First time I spat and poured out more than I swallowed (sure sounds like a double entendre)--and didn't get a buzz. But I had a great time meeting new people and reconnecting with friends & neighbors. The carving station was awesome--prime rib and the juiciest turkey breast I ever ate. Best wines of the night were a Ch. Cazeneuve champagne (the real thing) and a Handley Pinot Noir. Between going there & coming home I got in my mile walk. Spent the rest of the evening dealing with itineraries, to-do lists, arranging global phone plans and notifying credit card issuers of my upcoming whereabouts, in order to avoid embarrassing int'l fraud alerts. But then I got a rip-roaring case of GERD (not volcano-level acid-in-the-throat, but still a bit of fire at the bottom of the esophagus). It wasn't the wine--very little made it “down the pipe." But then I realized that decaf breve cappuccino I made myself may have been a buzzless wonder, but delivered a solid acid hit nonetheless. (And not the fun kind of acid of our misspent youth). So I had to take an antacid trip.
DH has announced a late winter weekend jaunt to Vancouver--so we will become drug mules, hauling AIs across the border. (The last drug anyone on earth would want to pay a pusher to abuse). Heard back from Dr. Favus, the osteo maven at U of C--he's coming down on the side of my MO, saying doing nothing about osteopenia while on letrozole is not an option.
Decision, if you can switch from Tamox to an AI, you'd be able to switch to an SNRI like Cymbalta (sometimes used to treat fibromyalgia pain) or a DNRI like Wellbutrin (used off-label by diet and smoking-cessation docs to curb cravings) so you're not stuck with SSRIs like Celexa, Paxil or Zoloft that can cause weight gain. The SNRIs and DNRIs interfere with the enzyme pathway by which the Big T works, but don't impede AIs' mechanisms.
DH will go to the SICU and the Holy Cross nurses' parties tomorrow night. Even if I'm done packing, no sense in going to where there's stuff on which I shouldn't be wasting my calories, what with the cruise coming up. Speaking of which, the cruise line actually assigned us seatings in the two specialty restaurants onboard--the ones for which I couldn't make reservations because I'd thought the high rollers had snapped them up. Too late to make spa reservations, but with the LE danger I probably wouldn't be using it anyway, just the pool.
Bummed out about not being able to do the Christkindlmarkt downtown at the Daley Center this year, due to all the protests blocking streets. But I just realized that we are still going to get heavy-duty Christmas immersion--given that we'll be in Italy & Spain. (Easter in Spain was intense too). And we'll be in Rome's Jewish Quarter on the last night of Hanukkah!
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Katy...Hi honey. Just thinking about you and wanted you to know that I care.
Slow...Feel better, ok???
Ducky...Where are you, hope everything is ok.
Sula...Congrats!!! I have never ate Indian food...think I need to broaden my horizons and congrats on selling out your kits.
My SIL's husband died yesterday (60) from a massive heart attack...playing soccer. The family is beyond devastated. So sad and so young,
Thanks to you ladies for the well wishes. I was in such a funk yesterday, but your love and concern was exactly what I needed. I will keep everyone up to date on my results. I could get the results today because I work in Radiology...but I rather wait....sigh.
Ladies try and have a wonderful day.
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shorfi, if you pick up your messages know that we are all surrounding you in the room too. Heavenly Father, if you believe in him (or Her) is with you too. If not, the great and wondrous spirit of this mysterious, sometimes scary but beautiful, cosmos will be there.
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