Hmmmm not sure what I'm doing right but I have an idea that it is the work of a substance that can't be mentioned on here. I have been using a tiny bit each night before bed for a couple of months now. CEA was checked again yesterday and anothernice drop from 109.1 to 95.0! I'll take it
This drop and the previous drop was before this new chemo.
I can tell you why..... the cells get all mellowed out and say... " heyyyy dude lets just replicate later... "
Go on chemo and your CEA goes up. Stop the chemo and it goes down. Better get the ingredient list off that bottle next time.Hmmmm not sure what I'm doing right but I have an idea that it is the work of a substance that can't be mentioned on here. I have been using a tiny bit each night before bed for a couple of months now. CEA was checked again yesterday and anothernice drop from 109.1 to 95.0! I'll take it
This drop and the previous drop was before this new chemo.
Congratulations, if it works for you, give thanks and don't stop.
Hmmmm not sure what I'm doing right but I have an idea that it is the work of a substance that can't be mentioned on here. I have been using a tiny bit each night before bed for a couple of months now. CEA was checked again yesterday and anothernice drop from 109.1 to 95.0! I'll take it
This drop and the previous drop was before this new chemo.
AC is back up. Turns out the compressor wire to the capacitor came off the connector. Connector still on the capacitor but the wire came out of the sleeve. I'm sure it happened when I was disconnecting the fan wire to lift the lid. Shoddy job crimping that wire. Still had to straighten the fins either way. So everything is up and running. Couldn't go another nite without AC. I've become such a wimp these days.
A sign of a healthy AC is when you get a 17 - 20 degree drop between the air going into the return and what comes out of the register. I'm at 21 degrees.
also, the differential between outside air and inside air is limited to 40* max on a super tuned system..
(e.g. ... 100 outside, 60 inside... usually its only 30* diff) I still believe the old R-22 was a better refridgerant.
but the name scared too many people... difluoromonochloromethane, yup 2 fluorines, a chlorine and some methane,
by them selves they are nasty... fluorine is a very reactive gas, and so is chlorine, and methane... it goes boom, but glued together they are "cool"
another example... sodium chloride.. simple plain ole salt... we need it to live but if one were to eat sodium ( the metal) you would blow up... and if you breathed chlorine gas... you would die a nasty death...
dontcha just luv chemistry
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must be a full moon out... and the wackos started early... Friday evening, a long holiday weekend for some, and no one paying attention to their driving skills.... almost got nailed 3 times today... 2X from tailgaters and 1 who pulled out from a parking slot on the side of the street... he didnt even look to see if cars were coming.. good thing I was in my Smart car ( AWESOME!!! brakes) had I been in my van, he would have been going to a hospital....
think I'll join David and have a beer ... Im off of work and no more driving till Saturday 9am...
think I'll join David and have a beer ... Im off of work and no more driving till Saturday 9am...
Yup I'm there with some Duvel..(4 pack of small bottles).. I think for the first time today I'm not sweating....
Well I got Cassie a 2-3 dollar latex squeaky toy for her belated birthday present, this evening. It says DOGS RULE on it, and it is fitting for the little princess for sure. She loves it. Bella was jealous, so I let her play with it after Cassie had it. Cassie steals all the toys and puts them in a pile. She lays on or near the pile of toys, and chews on one of them. Bella wants one, but knows there will be trouble if she takes it by force. So she whines for me to get it for her. They are like having two year old siblings!
Good Morning Army. Five days off, for rest this time. Doctor on Monday, Dentist on Tuesday. A whole lot of old man naps in between.
Robin, you are an incredibly resilient woman. Hang in there !
My grilling techniques must have improved with this Weber charcoal grill because I've been grilling every night this week. Mamaw went shopping while I was at work and brought home two sirloin steaks and a pack of 10 boneless pork chops. Now if I could just do grilled vegetables as well ...
Have a Safe and Blessed Day, and a Great Weekend.
Robin, you are an incredibly resilient woman. Hang in there !
My grilling techniques must have improved with this Weber charcoal grill because I've been grilling every night this week. Mamaw went shopping while I was at work and brought home two sirloin steaks and a pack of 10 boneless pork chops. Now if I could just do grilled vegetables as well ...
Have a Safe and Blessed Day, and a Great Weekend.
Evening....
didnt realize that the line between conifer and deciduous trees was that distinct...
spray them with "Pam" ( I like the butter flavored stuff) and sprinkle some black pepper and a light touch of salt on the veggies.... also, if your grill has wide spaces and things fall into the cracks, find a bread cooling rack with fine mesh ( 1/4") to cook the veggies on... works great for asparagus
if you have a grill with an upper rack, put the veggies on somewhat early to get them tender, then at the end ( when meat is about done) drop the veggies onto the hot spot to get the grill marks. works with most "large" veggies... never managed to learn how to do peas...
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