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In Major Need of Encouragement

Wednesday, March 27, 2013

I have been absent for several weeks. My health took an very unexpected turn, and I now am on Oxygen all the time! It has left me very depressed for so many reasons. I am stuck on a 100 ft. oxygen tube for the distance I can go anywhere in home (my home is much bigger than this! I no longer can be near the stove or oven due to my increased risk of catching myself on fire. That leaves my son and husband having to always cook now. I still can cut up things, mix things, but nothing near a source of heat. I would not mind, but neither my husband or son like to cook like I do, and my husband refuses to follow my directions on how to cook certain things... he has his own idea of how to cook things and will not follow my directions or even a recipe! My son just does not want to cook! His extent is to put things in the oven for me and hope my husband will take them out when they are done! Forget cooking anything on the stove top! As a result of all the sudden changes, my depression, and in general losing my motivation, I am sure I have picked up some weight now over the past 2-3 weeks. I plan to weigh tomorrow and try and get back on track some. I hoping it will not be too bad that I just want to give up! But I really need to stay online here and get myself back on track! I do have a Physical Therapist coming in to home twice a week, so I am hoping that will help me get back some energy to be able to exercise. They have told me to just pace myself and quit before I become tired. No one has yet figured out why I suddenly have a need for oxygen all the time, but without it I am very short of breath anymore. My endurance is terrible. Though they did an X-Ray, it was unable to even give them any clue what happened. All anyone knows is without the oxygen, my oxygen saturation drops to 70's to mid 80%. A normal is above 90%! I am at the point they are probably going to be sending me to a Pulmonalogist to figure out my problem. Though first I have to see a Dermatologist for a Biopsy of a Rash that the Doctor has no idea of the cause, but it is continuing to get worse, and spreading, which is what they had Home Health come in to help with to begin with. All I know is it is very itchy and hurts a lot whether I am sitting up or laying down. Everyone thought at first it was Shingles, but then the Doctor determined it was not because I had the Shingles Shot and the Rash does not follow the pattern of a Shingles Rash. Also I have had this same Rash 2 yeas ago, and they never did figure out what it was, and it took a week of hospitalization on IV antibiotics and weeks of oral antibiotics before they cleared it up. I am just ready to be well and get rid of this oxygen!!!

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LINDAF49 4/2/2013 9:18PM

i like the crock pot idea...should help with hot things and how about entering the world of smoothies...I have been enjoying them so much the last couple weeks ...good nutrition, good tasting and no heat required... will be even better whith summer comin gon. And yes, let DH learn o cook his way as long as it is withen nutritional needs for you. The plainer and more simple fruit, veggie protein the better and easier to cook. Be strong and of Good courage and keep talking with us... also might have a girl friend come in and do a cook time with you for some very favorites and put them in the freezer for the days when DH cooking just doesn;t get it!

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SAMMIESMOM13 3/31/2013 12:04PM

I will be praying for you. The crockpot and microwave could be your big answer here. Crockpot can make many, many things, even "cakes" which are absolutely delicious. Have DH or a friend go to the library and check out several crockpot and microwave books for you. When microwaves first came out they said you couldn't make cakes or brownies in them. So it was a challenge. You can make excellent, moist cakes, etc. in them. If I had no stove or oven I could get along fine with just those 2 items. You can make anything in them other than fried food, which isn't good for you anyway.
As to your DH, perhaps he is going thru the "new wife/bride" stage!! LOL. He perhaps needs to learn for himself how to do these things. Let him learn, experiment, etc. He may find if he learns by doing rather than by being told he actually likes to cook. You never know. You just take over that microwave and crockpot and let him go ahead and learn! I know this is going to be a hard road for you, but if you can look at it from a positive rather than a negative it will help. See it as a way to learn some new things, take life slow, don't stress over how DH cooks, and just get well.
Many prayers for you. God bless.

PS. Please keep us updated.

Comment edited on: 4/1/2013 8:12:45 AM

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LISBETHSALANDER 3/29/2013 6:56PM

I hope that your health improves and you are able to get through this. I hope that your conditions are temporary and that the physical therapy and other steps you are taking help you to get on the road to recovery. Hugs to you and very best wishes.

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JAXMOMMY 3/29/2013 3:30PM

Oh Lily! So sorry! I don't know first hand how depressing this is all for you, but I know from my mom's experience how the need for oxygen all the time was so frustrating. At least my dad enjoys cooking. I hope there is some answers and then improvements soon. Whenever you need help, just blog! This is such a encouraging and caring community! Keeping you in my thoughts. Feel better soon! ~Melissa (Diabetes Complications)

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IOWAGRAMMA 3/28/2013 7:16PM

So sorry to hear about all your troubles. Just want you to know I'm thinking about you and keeping you in my prayers! Best to you!!! Love, Jeannie

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JILL313 3/28/2013 2:48PM

I'm so glad you've received so many helpful and supportive replies back to your Blog. I love to cook with my crockpot and I think it's doable for you. Like others have suggested prepare your dinner beforehand and have your DH or son put them in & out of the Oven I have 2 grown sons that live with me and I sure understand how they wouldn't welcome having to cook all our meals plus I enjoy cooking and love watching my family enjoy eating them. Is there an online support group you could go to when you need extra support.? However we're always supporting you in any way we can. I'll be praying that soon they'll find out why your oxygen level is so low and figure out what's causing it is so they can treat you and the oxygen won't be needed and the rash gone. Hang in there my friend and God is always by your side. . .Take one day at a time and write down 3 positive or healthy things you did at the end of your day. If you're able to do some sit down easy exercises I highly recommend you try the Chair Exercise Team. Just click on their Team icon and there are many short chair exercises there, maybe some you'll be slowly be able to do. Letting out and sharing your feelings with others about what you're going through is good RX for you. . .God Bless You.

Hugs & Love,

Jill

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BELDONDOG1 3/27/2013 11:49PM

I am so sorry that you are going through this. I do agree with the microwave or crockpot idea. I also agree with Lynn. If your DH and DS want to eat, then they will have to do it the way you want or let them make their own.
You will get back on track. You are a strong woman and I know when we are knocked down as far as you have been , we really feel defeated. But you will win this fight. Just love yourself a little more and hopefully you will be a lot better.

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5FOOTRUNT 3/27/2013 6:16PM

You are certainly in a rock and hard place right now. I do hope they find out what's going on with you and give you the treatment you need. You are so worth it !

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STUPIDGF 3/27/2013 2:56PM

wow here is a hug from ohio
depression is my name and struggling daily
Have you used crock pots. Put meat potatoes carrots add water then a meal
chicken barbecue sauce some water a meal.
chillie
liver yes cook put in croockpot water a meal
hamburgers fry stick in crockpot tomato sauce a meal. left overs for all this heat in microwave and its a meal

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TEXASLYNN 3/27/2013 1:53PM

Wow, you do have a tough row to hoe at the moment. Old Lynn is about to give you some tough love though, bless your heart. Your only responsibility right now is to yourself. If your husband and son want to eat, let them worry about cooking and cleaning up after themselves. Sounds to me as though you need to take a complete kitchen vacation, get Lean Cuisines for yourself along with fruits and veggies you can eat raw or with minimum prep involved. It sounds as though you are a very sweet and accommodating lady who has raised a couple of lazy louts so honey let them stew for themselves awhile.

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BOHEMIANCAT 3/27/2013 1:07PM

My prayers are with you.

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OCEAN_MIST 3/27/2013 11:03AM

I have never had the severe problem with the oxygen like you have even though I have asthma. I can give you my prayers for peace within your soul and for your doctors to be blessed in finding out what's wrong and to help you.

As far as the cooking, why don't you just enjoy having people who love you cook for you? I have multiple sclerosis and I would love it if someone cooked for me.

They are able to give you a gift right now and I would just enjoy it. You may be surprised about some delicious things coming your way.

Love, Chelsea

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GCHUNG 3/27/2013 9:10AM

Do you have a support group outside your husband and son locally? For a cooking if you can do all the preparation and put it in the fridge so they just have to pop it in the oven that may help all around. I know it limits your cooking but does split the cooking across others. Hope they figure out what is causing this ailment.

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SUSANSLIFE 3/27/2013 8:59AM

What a bummer! You have been hit with a low blow, but I am very optimistic that you will win out. It is always amazing to me how there are so many things that doctors still do not know about and therefore can't treat very successfully.

You are on the road to recovery from some of these issues which are plaguing you. Gosh, you have returned to spark and have blogged about your oxygen need and the Rash. As one sparker said to me, here is the place where you never have to go it alone, and you know that already!

For many years I have prayed that God would lift my obsession with food -- He didn't. Then I prayed for Him to take away the good taste of food, so it would be somewhat vile in my mouth! He didn't. Food is such a lovely experience in life, and I know it has saved me many a time from giving in to my depression and taking drastic actions. Perhaps you might think of the food your DH and DS give to you as a little assist which your higher power has sent to you at this time? Maybe eating less desirable cooking right now is a way that your HP is telling you that you don't need as much sustenance as when you were able to be more actuive. Maybe in the long run you could think of bad cooking as a bit of a blessing, that you cannot overeat when it doesn't taste delicious.

Each day when you have some time and need to rest a bit, maybe you'll consider closing your eyes and quietly go to that place in your brain that is very private and where no one can intrude. While quietly looking around inside that place, maybe you'll see what a blessing you are to others and how many good things you have learned about yourself in this journey to a healthier you. Maybe you'll look on your oxygen as a "friend" which helps you to feel better and not struggle for breath. And maybe you'll see that life is new every day and one of these days your need for oxygen will decline and your Rash will begin to improve. Picture in that place that there is a cabinet and when you open the door, you see a round metal wheel which when turned, causes gears to move. The mechanism can be turned counterclockwise and with each small turn, there is a measure of increased comfort and calmness. Stay in that place until you feel it is okay to come back to your real world.

Hugs,
Susan
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MSANITAL 3/27/2013 8:47AM

I am sorry that your going with through this and I do hope they find out what is going on fast, and a reason for the rash and the low O2 ... Your not giving up, you are here reaching out, and asking for help that is a sign of strenght and determination.. and you have it.. take it slow.. and keep the faith that it will all turn around..

Could your rash be mersa? I know that is a huge thing going around.. and it spreads fast.. Hope you feel better soon. Saying a prayer.

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NELLJONES 3/27/2013 8:24AM

You can use a microwave. Microwave ovens were invented for the blind because it was unsafe for them to be near possible sources of ignition.

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SONGBIRDPAULA 3/27/2013 7:40AM

Good morning from a chilly DFW area of Texas!

I'm so sorry about all of these things happening unexpectedly. I know that it must really be a blow physically as well as mentally. I'm so very sure that you are feeling down about all of it, but, try to keep looking up. If you are feeling better physically in regards to your breathing, even though you have to have extra oxygen and all of it's equipment to follow you around, sometimes we can't see it, but things could be worse. You are still able to be on the Spark and we are all supporting you and praying for you. Please read my spark page about all of my disabilities. Sometimes when we feel that we are not all alone in our troubles, it makes the journey easier. You can do it! I just know that you will "arrive" at your destination of where you need and want to be. I will keep you on my prayer list and also will include your DH and DS that they can be the support that you need.

Have a blessed day and wonderful journey to the new you!

Paula

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GEORGIA_KAY 3/27/2013 6:40AM

Oh honey, what a terrible blow you've been given. I wish I could say something to cheer you up cause my heart sure goes out to you. As far as cooking goes, maybe you could use an electric skillet? I know the tank has to be kept at least 5 feet away from it while you're using it, but ask your doctor if it can be done that way. I sure do sympathise with you on your son and husband not being of much help in the kitchen. I know my sons and husband would, help out, but none of them are used to cooking all the time and would soon grow weary of it too.

I'll be praying that your needing this oxygen is just a temporary thing, and that you won't need it once you get some more weight off. Please, and I know it must be so hard, but please try not to get discouraged. I'll bet after the initial shock wears off that you'll find a way to adjust to this new event in your life, and will rally once again and continue your weight loss efforts. I sure do hope so. If anything would help get you off of that oxygen tank any faster, losing weight would surely be it. Just keep coming here online and reading the posts. That might help. read success stories, they always help inspire me when I'm down.

Best wishes and many prayers for you, my friend.

Georgia

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IAM_HIS 3/27/2013 6:27AM

Sorry to hear this. I am praying for you. Please focus on your heath and getting better. That is much more important than anything else.

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TRESSWANN 3/27/2013 5:04AM

You will get there. And as to cooking, I know it's hard when everything is so hurting and mixed up but try and think about another way of food and cooking. More raw? Look at this as a chance to make changes and get healthier and lighter!

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BEEJAY49 3/27/2013 4:25AM

I'm so sorry you're having to go through all that. I will be praying for you. Take one day at a time. There are many sitting exercises you can do that will help you keep up your strength. Hang in there! HUGS!

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SHILOBOOTH 3/27/2013 3:54AM

Oh my *hugs* Just rest up and heal *hugs* I hope you start feeling better soon x

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What a week!

Sunday, March 10, 2013

I know I have been absent from here a number of days, but with good reason. I knew I still was not feeling well after multiple antibiotics and multiple roads of antibiotics. This week was the worst yet. Finally I went back to my Doctor on Thursday feeling worse than ever. She decided then to order Home Health Care to try and help with clearing up some of my infections, and resolve some of my Home mobility issues that are always worse with illness. Friday the nurse came and the first thing they discovered while assessing my URI is besides the congestion the Doctor already was addressing with Inhalers, I had oxygen saturation's down to 83%! A normal is 90% or above. Mine did not even come close even while sitting at rest. So I am now on oxygen all the time. It certainly has helped me feel less sleepy and more alert than I was. They also have Therapy coming in this next week to try and help get my strength back. So needless to say, almost any exercise has been too taxing lately. Despite all that, I had dropped two more pounds at the Doctor's office, but I have not weighted at home lately to record a new weight on here. I have been eating what I could tolerate, but my appetite has been so bad, it has not been anywhere near what I should have eaten. I have eaten healthy though, probably because that is all we have available in the house now... which is good. We even ended up with some thin mint girl scout cookies, that my son decided to just freeze since none of us felt like being tempted by them, and they are still there...all of them!!! Right now, I am just focusing on getting well and staying out of the Hospital, which was the Doctor's other choice.

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LUANN7 3/18/2013 12:59AM

i JUST GOT OVER A TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF MEDICAL ISSUES AND I AM ON OXYGEN TOO WHICH HAS PERKED ME UP. i WENT THROUGH A MILLION TESTS SOME WHICH WERE VERY UNPLEASANT TO SAY THE LEAST. i AM NOW GETTING BACK TO NORMAL AND EXERCISING NEVER FELT SO GOOD ( I NEVER THOUGHT I WOULD SAY THAT FOR SURE)i WILL SAY A PRAYER FOR YOU IN HOPES YOU GET WELL QUICK.hANG IN THERE SWEETIE!!!

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SUSANSLIFE 3/14/2013 12:10PM

I am sorry to hear of your health issues, both long-term and short-term, but you are in the right place! I hope you feel much better very soon and can continue those important health problems. Frankly, it is VERY difficult doing what you should for good health when you feel lousy, so pat yourself on the back for every positive thing you do -- mentally, fitness-wise and foodwise. Just thinking of how proud you are of yourself for being in Spark, can smooth the way to another good thought which precedes good actions.

With limited mobility, have you checked into the ChairSitting videos? I remember people laughing at me when I would talk about them, but honestly, when my legs aren't working right, they are an excellent workout for me. You can find them online and I think they show you a tiny sample of what they are like.

Best wishes with all aspects of your program and for improved health.

Susan

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CAJUNBUCKEYE59 3/11/2013 8:00PM

I am also on oxygen 24/7 like you, it sure makes it hard to get by when you having a hard time breathing...may the grace of god wrap you in his psalm and heal what is ailing you..

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VANNOS32 3/11/2013 6:59PM

Hope you feel better soon.

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CAROLIAN 3/11/2013 4:11PM

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JEANNE229 3/11/2013 2:44PM

Feeling punk is the worst. Hopefully the oxygen will help (my daughter was on it a year, but able to get off it after clots to the lung dissolved. Hope you will progress, too.)

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OCEAN_MIST 3/11/2013 7:22AM

Oh it is great that you are finally getting some help at home. I have had home care with my MS and it was great! They helped me so much and then I missed them when it ended. I hope this helps you get back on your feet. God bless! Love, Chelsea

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SHILOBOOTH 3/11/2013 7:14AM

Hope you start to feel better soon

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BEEJAY49 3/11/2013 4:33AM

I'm so glad you're getting the help you need. I hope you feel better soon. Love you! HUGS!

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GODS_TEMPLE 3/11/2013 4:17AM

Hopefully, when everything is straightened out, your oxygen will be back to normal. I'm still praying for you, so I'll add the oxygen problems to the prayer. Take care.

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EWL978 3/10/2013 11:59PM

Feel better!!

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Where I Have Been.

Monday, March 04, 2013

I am sure some of my friends here have wondered where I have been for a few days here. I have been sick and then sicker from the treatment! I ended up with Doctor ordering more antibiotics, and at much higher doses. I never do well on these "Big Guns" antibiotics, as they always make me nauseated and tired all the time. This has been no different. As a result I ended up having to drink more Tea than water and probably more Carbs to help with nausea than I would like. Then, as if that was not enough I have ended up with a Yeast infection just about anywhere Yeast can grow on a body. I see the Doctor tomorrow for this, and I have a feeling it will require another oral anti-fungal medication to clear this infection up. I have had the medication used to treat yeast before, and it makes me even more nauseated. Unfortunately I am going to be on the antibiotic 14 days at least this time. so I still have a while to go feeling like this!

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PAULAAUTUMN 3/9/2013 6:36AM

So sorry your having all these problems

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5FOOTRUNT 3/5/2013 9:17PM

Sorry to hear you're not feeling well.

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JTREMBATH 3/5/2013 12:41PM

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SHILOBOOTH 3/5/2013 7:46AM

Oh my! Hopefully you will feel better soon and be "more human"

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GODS_TEMPLE 3/5/2013 2:29AM

I know your pain...and itching. I had a very bad case of poison ivy once, and the medicine they gave me caused a yeast rash all over.

I'll keep you in my prayers.

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ANASONIC 3/4/2013 10:00PM

Praying for your good health. Get Well Soon!

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NANCYPAT1 3/4/2013 7:00PM

Praying for a quick recovery - I HATE to feel like that. Hope you get well soon.

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WEBBIE1996 3/4/2013 6:20PM

I really hope you feel better soon. *hugs*

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OCEAN_MIST 3/4/2013 6:16PM

Sounds just awful!!!! I am really sorry. I wish you the best this week and please be good to yourself.

Love, Chelsea

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SUSANBEAMON 3/4/2013 4:25PM

one of the side effects of antibiotics is they kill all the bacteria in your gut, the good as well as the bad. you might ask the doctor for a pro-biotic to keep the bacteria you want while the bad ones are being destroyed. or increase eating yogurt. whenever i'm on any antibiotic, i have to stop all herbs or i will break out in an alergic rash.

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KARENCRANER 3/4/2013 3:37PM

Oh, Sweetie, I'm so sorry!

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Taking It Easy!

Thursday, February 28, 2013

Just taking it easy and sleeping a lot lately. I woke up this morning with a sore throat and lots of sinus congestion again, and I have just finished the antibiotics for the upper respiratory infection! Not sure if it is another infection, the antibiotic did not work on the last infection, or it is a viral infection this time. Guess I will just wait it out a few days and see what happens. I am not eating very well still. . . still no appetite! But I am making sure to drink plenty of water since I am still on an antibiotic for the UTI. Tomorrow I think I will help DH and DS make homemade vegetable soup with fresh vegetables and maybe some beans for fiber and protein. I have some chicken broth I can use too. That actually sounds good and maybe I will feel like eating some of it... at least more than what I have felt like eating the last few days.

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NANCYPAT1 3/1/2013 7:33PM

Hope you feel better soon. I hate the whole stuffy head and yucky feelings.

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JTREMBATH 2/28/2013 5:34PM

I had 4 lots of antibiotics for my cold and nun of them worked so the flu had to take it's course

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SWEETYOUNGTHING 2/28/2013 1:09PM

Feel Better!

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OCEAN_MIST 2/28/2013 8:27AM

I am so sorry you are still ill. Back in 2008-09, winter time, I had an infection that lasted 7 months! I know how miserable it can be. I am glad you have doctors you can trust and are helping you. My prayers are with you at this time. Take care.

Chelsea

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LAWANDMUSIC 2/28/2013 8:09AM

Take care!

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GCHUNG 2/28/2013 7:53AM

Hope you feel better soon.

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DIANA3BANANA 2/28/2013 6:53AM

I love a bowl of hot chicken soup when I am sick. I hope you are feeling better soon!!!

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NANCYPAT1 2/28/2013 6:47AM

Take care of yourself and get healthy. Chicken soup does help when I feel yucky.

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BEEJAY49 2/28/2013 4:59AM

I hope you feel better soon. We've been having a bout of that respiratory gunk around here too and it takes a while to get over. I had a nasty regular cold and it took a couple weeks for me. :( Hugs!

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GODS_TEMPLE 2/28/2013 2:49AM

Chicken soup is good for the Soul, and a cold. Hope your new troubles are not too serious.

Take care!

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A Snowy Sunday!!!

Sunday, February 24, 2013

It's snowing and very windy and cold today. The kind of day to crawl under the covers and just SLEEP!!! I felt like doing that, but just had to get up. We did not go out though, like we usually do on Sunday for Church... the roads are just too icy! So, guess I will just spend the day crocheting while my DH watches NCIS reruns on the NCIS marathon! I think we have seen all of them more than a dozen times. It makes it easier to crochet for me though, since I can pay attention to my stitches rather than the show on TV. Today is definitely stay home and stay warm day though!!!!!

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LAWANDMUSIC 2/26/2013 5:55PM

Nice post. Thanks for sharing!

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TXMEMAW6 2/25/2013 1:05PM

Hope the weather improves so you can get out. But if you have to stay indoors, crocheting is a great way to spend your time. Have a great week!!

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JTREMBATH 2/25/2013 12:49PM

Have a nice day and stay warm.

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OCEAN_MIST 2/25/2013 8:44AM

Hope you had a wonderful day.

Chelsea

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GRANDMABABA 2/25/2013 12:31AM

Sounds like a good day to accomplish some crochet!

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JULESJET 2/24/2013 8:57PM

Stay warm and have some hot tea!

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GODS_TEMPLE 2/24/2013 8:43PM

I love NCIS, too. They are all good, no matter how many times I've seen them. The man who played Mike Frank (Muse Watson) has an aunt who is a member of my Church. Whenever he is in town filming, he visits Church with her.

Hope you had a productive day with your crocheting.

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