My Husband, My Life, My Love, My Family, My Cancer

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  • mara51506
    mara51506 Member Posts: 6,511

    Three tree, I am glad you are stable and sorry to hear about the fatigue and brain fog you are dealing with. I can empathize with both the fatigue and brain fog. Thank you so much for being here today.

  • mara51506
    mara51506 Member Posts: 6,511

  • irishlove
    irishlove Member Posts: 587

    Happy Thanksgiving to our Canadians friends and families. 48 years ago this month I had my one and unfortunately, only trip to Canada. We went to Ontario, rented a cabin and fished. It was so beautiful. I saw my very first bald eagle. That silly bird stole a stringer of fish from another boat. Good thing it wasn't our boat, as we only had 2 fish on the stringer. lol

    Mara, I'm sorry your washer and dryer are giving you fits. My washer will not drain if there are too many towels or heavy jeans in it. The dryer, which we bought used from a restore, runs great. I recently tried Marie Callendars vegetarian lasagna. Oh it was so good. Serves 1 to 2. Might want to give it a try?? I baked cornish hens today, along with Penna. potato filling, brocolli, gravy and cranberry sauce. It's sad that I baked 4 large hens and DH and I were the only ones to eat them. Hey, leftovers here we come for the next couple of days.

    threetree, yeah I understand that overwhelming fatigue. I swear it hurts just to breathe. Heading to be very early, well at least for me anything before midnight is very early. On my 1 week break from Ibrance and hoping within a day or two I start finding my mojo again.

    IN pockets for all your needs.

    Laurel

  • intolight
    intolight Member Posts: 2,387

    Mara. I'm so sorry you are struggling with your washer and dryer. We depend on those so much! I wish there was something I could do to help. I couldn't cook tonight—felt too sick. So we all did our own thing. That's what leftovers are for! ha! I am convinced I am just reacting to the antibiotics. Grrr…

    Happy Thanksgiving to all the Canadian friends on here.

  • micmel
    micmel Member Posts: 10,057

    Happy Thanksgiving to our Canadian sisters. Enjoy enjoy enjoy!

  • micmel
    micmel Member Posts: 10,057

    so glad dogs are home. And yes it is all too much. Yes yes it is.

  • moderators
    moderators Posts: 8,637

    Thank you for sharing your updates with the community, so glad to hear you are safe ♥️

  • mara51506
    mara51506 Member Posts: 6,511

    Irish, glad dogs are back at home, you must be so relieved.

    I am struggling with the pumps, is extremely tiring to use but will do short breaks if need be. Then use multiple towels to dry up both washer and dryer. If feel too tired or not doing blankets, just use wee washer and the sink as the softening cycle and rinse.

    Ordered a happy meal with cheeseburger and fries. Added onions, lettuce and bacon with mayo as well, removed the pickles, got apple juice as well. It is far less expensive for me to get a cheeseburger meal with some mini fries. The big mac or other meals are upwards of 18 dollars before tax, tip and service fees.

    I hope everyone has a good day, in pockets for all and that is about it.

  • irishlove
    irishlove Member Posts: 587

    Hi all you sweet ladies. It's snowing backside of Beech Mt., NC. Our friends were ok from the hurricanes but so many are now dealing with first freeze and snow. Yikes it's early. Thank you all so much for your caring ways. I appreciate each and everyone of you. I think the analogy of a bomb on a kitchen table is spot on. Cookie, sometimes we just try to hard to suck it up when we need to let it down. Thank you moderators for your caring post, too. I'm lucky to have such friends.

    Kids just went home. Stress level dropped at least 99 per cent. Love them and they are safe and have their electric back on. But boy it was busy in this house. FPL came down our street today and cut over- hanging branches on power lines. Hmm, where were they a few days ago? One "hack" that we learned from a hardware store employee was to take water noodles (those foam floating circular items) cut to length of garage door. Then cut 3/4 of the way thru the noodle and slide the slitted foam thru the length of the garage door. It not only keeps water out, but aides with keeping cooler or warmer air. Another was to use soil and fill sand bags 3/4 way. First you don't have to wait in lines forever to get sand and your lawn will thank you for a refresh.

    In pockets for all your needs and prayers for good scans.

  • tanya_djamila
    tanya_djamila Member Posts: 1,541

    Irish love what an intense lost/found puppy story before bed. Thank you

    Tanya