My x wife is.....The best revenge is knowing all your enemies are dead.
Big fight coming......A wife asked her husband, "What do you like most in me, my pretty face or my sexy body?"
He looked at her from head to toe and replied, "I like your sense of humor!"
I think if he slowed down on all of his indoor activities to half speed may help replenish fluids and lower his barometric pressure@bigsur51
I suffered migraines since the age of 11.
Took every imaginable drug available to no relief.
Imitrex subcutaneous did knock out a migraine but
left me feeling horrible for days.
I had em bad too... sometimes 3-4 days at a stretch.
Finally, in the 80's I found a new doc who did help
w/ the Imitrex when I told her that I lay there in agony
trying to figure out how to chop my head off with out dying.
No one else in my family has ever had migraines.
Cannabis did help if I could catch it at onset.
Otherwise the smell would make me barf (as did
any thing odorous though).
I did learn along the way that as we age, they 'should'
reduce in frequency, intensity and duration.
I was hopeful but not really convinced.
I am now nearly 67 and haven't had even a regular headache
for nearly 7years.
Perhaps there is hope that yours will also abate in time.
Well, Grasshopper... I have been all over the world and came to the conclusion that the weather, land, and gemutlicheit folks all can be found in south Floriduh.thanks Unca , I really appreciate you….
yeah , you may have something there which leads me to this question : where on earth , or the USA , where is the location that would be least affected by high and low pressure systems?…
is there such a place?
somewhere where the weather has little to no changes in atmospheric conditions?….
Death valleythanks Unca , I really appreciate you….
yeah , you may have something there which leads me to this question : where on earth , or the USA , where is the location that would be least affected by high and low pressure systems?…
is there such a place?
somewhere where the weather has little to no changes in atmospheric conditions?….
OK -- Here's whatcha do... when they come in, grab that bandage and start sucking on it. Tell them you want more bacon.Naaa - vertically that's a piece of surgical sticky tape - over a 12 inch cut - made to access the heart - after cracking thru the sternum - then winching it all apart -
Horizontally - below that - it does look a bit baconesque - I'll give ya that - probably some blood and tape mix -
- thing is they don't serve no bacon for breakfast in this hospital - too many complain'in kosher's and halal's - all getting 'offended' by it I 'spose - man can't even get a full English breakfast in an English hospital these days - WTF is this world coming to?
Ahh - so was that 'the special mission?' - <spooky Hammond Organ music>My x wife is.....
Good thing your not one of those people who don't react fully to the anesthesia. Your brief but descriptive words give me the "heebie-jeebies" thinking about that.Naaa - vertically that's a piece of surgical sticky tape - over a 12 inch cut - made to access the heart - after cracking thru the sternum - then winching it all apart -
Horizontally - below that - it does look a bit baconesque - I'll give ya that - probably some blood and tape mix -
- thing is they don't serve no bacon for breakfast in this hospital - too many complain'in kosher's and halal's - all getting 'offended' by it I 'spose - man can't even get a full English breakfast in an English hospital these days - WTF is this world coming to?
His reach goes beyond the pond my friend ,.proceed with cautionAhh - so was that 'the special mission?' - <spooky Hammond Organ music>
Who knows, each person is different of course.I think if he slowed down on all of his indoor activities to half speed may help replenish fluids and lower his barometric pressure
Kinda difficult to do the 'sucking on the bandage' bit Walt - since that pic was from 3 weeks ago now - but I will remember that bacon gambit - for the next time I'm in such a heavy surgical situation - might get a few dark comedy guffaw's - at the very least -OK -- Here's whatcha do... when they come in, grab that bandage and start sucking on it. Tell them you want more bacon.
Oh, hell... That just triggered a true story that I wrote for a magazine. I am gonna try to look it up and see if I should post it.
Awright -- found it. Since it is hospital-related, I'm going for it. Turn the page.
My back is feeling a lot better, thankyou
My daughter, resident dog whisperer thpught it was either a Leonberger or a Estrela Mountain dog.
It's a cutie, that's for sure.
Hope everyone's well oiled and medicated.
@bigsur51
I suffered migraines since the age of 11.
Took every imaginable drug available to no relief.
Imitrex subcutaneous did knock out a migraine but
left me feeling horrible for days.
I had em bad too... sometimes 3-4 days at a stretch.
Finally, in the 80's I found a new doc who did help
w/ the Imitrex when I told her that I lay there in agony
trying to figure out how to chop my head off with out dying.
No one else in my family has ever had migraines.
Cannabis did help if I could catch it at onset.
Otherwise the smell would make me barf (as did
any thing odorous though).
I did learn along the way that as we age, they 'should'
reduce in frequency, intensity and duration.
I was hopeful but not really convinced.
I am now nearly 67 and haven't had even a regular headache
for nearly 7years.
Perhaps there is hope that yours will also abate in time.
what the hell man @Gypsy NirvanaNaaa - vertically that's a piece of surgical sticky tape - over a 12 inch cut - made to access the heart - after cracking thru the sternum - then winching it all apart -
Horizontally - below that - it does look a bit baconesque - I'll give ya that - probably some blood and tape mix -
- thing is they don't serve no bacon for breakfast in this hospital - too many complain'in kosher's and halal's - all getting 'offended' by it I 'spose - man can't even get a full English breakfast in an English hospital these days - WTF is this world coming to?