That stuff that I thought was blood could've been this stuff it has a red tint to it. I just coughed up more of what I thought was blood, who knows now. Just once tho then it stopped.
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Older Folks and Vaping Back Porch - Part Seven
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Yep at ease disease fungus is amungus.
I hope they caught it early enough cause it is also linked to pericarditis which I definately don't need. It seems to be kicking its .... tho.
Are you saying that only Medicare Advantage plans allow doctor choices?
lulu, I took it him asking whether the other person had a Medicare Advantage Plan. All medigap plans allow choice of doctors (as long as they accept Medicare). Some Medicare Advantage Plans do require that your doctor be in their HMO.
Hope all goes well with that. I haven't heard of that one, but did take a lady from my church to Dallas years ago for a gamma knife treatment. that was intense for her.
Happy very belated birthday! Glad the Mrs and the pups are doing well. and wahooooooooooooo on 4 years of no stinkies!!!
that is stunning! Looks like an oil painting!
Jup, same here.
You asked, and he showed up! Do you always use your powers for good??
Really good to see you!Nobody here but us chickens!
That's wonderful!! And wow........50 years! That's just so heartwarming to hear. So rare these days to hear of folks that have been together that long. And so many others that are very close to that. Johnny and Patty, Mike and Janet, and Bea and her hubby.Thought I'd drop by to day 'hi' while I have a bit of time.
This weekend we went to our grandson's softball game, and Peter did not have any episodes of shortness of breath, and he didn't yesterday, either He did have an alert, but that was due to his (insert adjecive here) ninnyness....so, I continue to thank God that his full recovery is on its way. I pray and thank God for the outcome!
Now, to read back and see what's been happening!
I have a catheter tip 30 ml syringe, and I don't use a needle on it. I fill 120 ml bottles with pg and vg, and can just pour either into the top of the syringe while keeping my finger under the tip of it. Well, that's what I did. Now that I finally have several of the chef condiment bottles, I'll be keeping pg and vg in that and finally can start mixing by weight next time I make juice. But I still have a lot from the 1,320 mls I made awhile back. So if it don't go bad, I won't be making juice for quite some time.
jup! That's why I always just put something like 75pg no mistaking what I mean, and you automatically know that vg is 25. No reason to list both. It's rare and maybe non existent that someone uses enough water or something else to make up even a percent.
Wahooooooo!!! I hope this one is healthy and completely problem free! My son and dil have given up for now after her having had two miscarriages.
I've really been trying to talk the kids into getting a bird bath for the back yard.
I'm just the opposite..... I always wore soft lenses, then they tried putting me in hard lenses to try to correct the astigmatism, but they kept popping out. Haven't been able to afford contacts for a long time, and I hate glasses. Although even with soft, it was a struggle to keep my eyes from drying out. I did and still do use a lot of eye drops.
hehehe too cute. One year just before Easter, I was in Walmart and found the cutest bunny that not only sang an adorable song, but at different parts of it, it would wiggle it's ears.....and at a couple parts, it would tap it's foot three times. Didn't take me long to learn the song as I shopped, so I was going through the aisles singing with it, and when it tapped it's foot, I stopped and tapped mine too. Some thought I'd lost my mind, some though it was super cute and asked where in the store I'd gotten the bunny. I sold about 4 or 5 of em for them!My daughter does not like going shopping with me - even when we are shopping for her.
I sing with the Christmas songs being played in the stores - she stays several steps behind me so no one knows we are together...
My son just tested on inserting an NG tube, and here they are teaching them to measure from the nose to their ear, holding it there, and continuing to measure to the xiphoid process which is at the base of the sternum.
yay! Glad she is better.
did ya mean seasons? Jup I didn't think I'd like it either, but it was really good. anyone I've heard talk about also hated the ending.
really hope you can get the guy you want!!
No seems like the advantage plans some docs take certain ones and not others, with a supplement if the doc accepts the medicare assignment at least mine will also be accepted. IDK for sure but I think thats how it works. Some doctors just won't take certain insurances, the advantage plans I think pays the docs and collects from medicare. The doctor doesn't charge anything to medicare. Confusing? If the doctor doesn't take that particular companies advantage plan then hes not in network and you pay more for out of network. Some won't even take medicare.
Yeah she had one that was a tubular and one miscarriage, this time they are giving her hormones that they think caused the miscariage last time. She is close to 3 months this time.
You know, road trips are a blast - get to meet up with good friends and family, you sure enjoy the company, but not the driving...
I was actually talking about the inert things they put in meds but thank you for for pointing out something I've been suspicious about for a while. With a couple of generics that can pack a punch, they don't always seem consistent from pill to pill. Didn't think it was just me but ya never know.
The afternoon you posted this I would have said yes!
Then that night I successfully passed it off to my husband, who only has a mild case of it. Just so you know, I haven't through TX since a few months after Katrina. I don't remember drooling while taking Cipro but that would have been the least of my problems while taking it. Took it for a urinary tract infection caused by taking amoxicillin that had been going on for about a month. Fun times.
No problems swallowing that I remember either but it was several years ago and we know from vaping, everybody reacts differently. Boy, do we react differently.@FlamingoTutu so good to see you. We missed you
This reminds me of the year we hung our Christmas tree from the celing because every year before it came down at least once each season from one or more cats climbing in it. Hanging it didn't do the trick. We stopped putting up trees after that.
My doctor doesn't agree with you. Flu shots cobtain the most common viruses for that year and yes, a person may still get the flu if he or she gets exposed to a less common one.
Flu shots are recommended mostly for people over the age of 60 because the older one gets the harder a flu is to shake and many older people die from it.
Hedging my bets makes sense to me at age 67.
Thank you Bea, good to see you too!
See, you guys all thought x-mas trees where for you...
I'll keep getting the flu shots like most everybody else. Not just for me but to help avoid importing flu bugs up to my mid-90s parents when I visit. Also pneumonia (been there done that) and shingles (which scares the tar outta me).
Good to see you too!
Keeping the pan shiny? @Semiretired, was that ^^^^^^ better?
I just started volunteering at the VA again. Assigned this time to their long-term care facilities. Two, one for low-functioning, the other for close to normal. Anyway, the nurses give them their medicine in little cups of applesauce. The guys say it really helps them go down. I take eleven pills (honestly, most are OTC) at bedtime. I just got myself some applesauce, and can take those pills three gulps. Much less of a time-consuming procedure! Never liked applesauce much, but this works like greased lightning!
Yes. I have a Medicare Advantage HMO plan. The only down side is I have to choose one of the Drs in their plan.
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