He's a terrier, he's just doing what comes naturally. They do need to be introduced, so he'll learn to play nice.
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Older Folks and Vaping Back Porch - Part Five
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Don't think so, don't see anything about relative time here...
Only people who are both Doctor Who fans and musicians will get it.
You are the ONLY other person I know of who remembers and/or ever had any paregoric. I remember measles, chicken pox........all those miserable childhood diseases that were so painful and itchy.....my mom would "help me sleep" by giving me paregoric.
Be brave Birdie! Prayers!Manners, Tweety!
Good morning, Porchers
I'm a wee bit nervous, this morning, apprehensive about starting with a new medical team. It's silly; I'm blessed to be in relatively close proximity to the best oncology center for this *%#*+*! disease in the country -- but I'm still fretting. I was hoping someone knew where I can find the key to the Tardis. It's gone missing, again. Anyone?
The Ospreys are building their nest. A sure sign of spring! They're so funny, swooping through the air, dive bombing those foolish Hawks (who invariably think they can lay claim to the Ospreys' pier). The new nest, begun only a day or two ago, will be done by the middle of next week. Then, the great wait begins!
Enjoy the day, dear ones. Back in a bit!
Don't think so, don't see anything about relative time here...
Only people who are both Doctor Who fans and musicians will get it.
I get the Doctor Who part of it... but I couldn't carry a note if it was strapped down in a backpack and super-glued to my back!
With an introduction, he will recognize that the hamster is a member of the pack, with the same status as the human members. If you disagree with the puppy's developing concept of the pack, then it is your fault.
To all who have (I think) been responding to the person that I was not having a nice conversation with, she has been put on ignore, and I can not see her comments. She knows nothing about me, she knows nothing about how I came to the decision to use the Similason, and she knows nothing about having a rational discussion. She knows what she knows and that's what she's basing her opinions on. I hope she can live happily with all of her decisions.
Thank you all.
Thank you all.
All right....everybody settle down !!!! If you have a problem with someone's posts....take it to private messages. According to ECF rules.....it's permissible to attack a post, NOT the one who posted.
That makes at least 3 of us who don't like licorice because of paragoric.
I was never subjected to that, so I just googled it...
(from Wikipedia: Beginning in late 2011, there was a period in which paregoric was not being manufactured in the United States. As of August 2012, however, the manufacture of paregoric has resumed)
Apparently it is still being produced and is available by prescription...
Should severely curtail use of anything containing opiates or alcohol for infants and children, because it could plant the seeds of addiction later on.
YarrrDon't think so, don't see anything about relative time here...
Only people who are both Doctor Who fans and musicians will get it.
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4 OTC motrin when you have a script for 800mg is not misuse it's taking the prescribed amount. Giving a baby rice cereal is not medication it's food a completely different subject.
Administering "passing" meds is far different from prescribing them. Nurses are allowed to change dosages if a Dr has given a specific range of dosage and CNP/PA's can if certified prescribe some meds under supervision of a DR. Anything outside of that is practicing medicine without a license and last time I checked is against the law in all 50 states.
What I said is correct technically or any other word you want to put in front of it. Ask a Peditrician, ask the ER folks, ask a pharmacist, ask poison control, ask CPS, ask any fricking person with an ounce of common sense.
The warnings are there to try to protect children from idiots "who think they know better than the the medical professionals" and don't follow directions. The same idiots that after poisoning their child run screaming with their hair on fire to an atty to sue the big bad medicine maker who told them on the box/bottle what was a safe use of their product and what wasn't.
If anyone want's to risk poisoning their child that's their choice. Choices have results and bad ones have consequences. But no one should be recommending that someone else go ahead and risk poisoning a child just because they got lucky.
It's child endangerment no matter how good the intentions behind it. Facts are very inconvenient things when you are on the wrong side of a disagreement.
Unless you have an MD I think this convo is over.
eta I have not called anyone a terrible grand/parent nor did I accuse them of anything. All I did was use the legal definition of the action being discussed. If I struck a nerve oh well.
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I certainly hope so... I've been staying out of it, but I feel that this convo has gotten out of hand and has hopefully reached it's conclusion. Both sides have stated their opinions and either have not or will not reach an agreement. Let's just agree to disagree and move on with our lives. Janet has stated that they will do what is in the best interest of the child, so the risk of the baby being put in any undue risk is a moot point. Hopefully we can all still be friends and forget about all of this.
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