Update on rib pain. Now they say Pleurisy
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Comments (12)Hi dear friends---------so far the ice and Advil hasn't helped so today I started to take 3 at a time----I will probably have to get the shot-----Still can't put full weight on the leg----- About the fainting---I had the halter monitor on for 24 hours and will discuss that with the Dr. on Fri for results-- My daughter is still heartbroken but she is having less bad days----Her 19 year old son is home from college and the two boys are a comfort to her I don't understand why her DH is being so mean and uncooperative---after all said and done---he is the one who snuck out while Robyn was here with me . I'm so disappointed in him------------- Hope all our snowbound friends are OK----- Florence...See MoreMan, it's such a pain in the butt to update trade pages.
Comments (7)Midwesterner, I too grow a lot of natives from seed and overall it's much easier and simpler to buy the species I want. If it's a cultivar, I want them to seed true. It's not very expensive to buy a packet of seeds and get lots of plants, vs. buying a few small plants for triple or more the price of a packet of seeds. Last winter I had purchased so many seeds, that I did a SASBE offer on the seed exchange. Got a great response and sent out at least 20 SASBEs! I have also traded for seeds and germatinated some nice plants, although trade seeds can be iffy, in terms of origin, chaff and viability. For example one trader listed a white Monarda on their trade list and sent a whole Monarda seedhead, which I tore apart and ended up with about 7 seeds (that didn't sprout)....See MoreUpdate to my painful drape/rod post
Comments (123)Val - Thanks! So you think I should get a different pillow and throw for the wing chair? I'll admit I don't love that planter I just had a hard time finding anything. A different style? Not an urn type? Big, wide pot? I've thought about a coffee table. Even found one on CL awhile back I considered getting. I think I'm going to hold off though. I could see it easily becoming a place for STUFF to collect. Plus I don't want it to start feeling cramped. I may get one in time though. Wantoretire - I never thought of a dowel rod. Really think that would work? Thanks for the idea and the compliment! Funky - Since the carpet isn't even a year old I don't think I can bring myself to put a rug on there yet. If it were worn pretty bad and we didn't have the money to replace it, then maybe. Plus I think I'd need a pretty large rug, and what about the pattern since my futniture is, eee I cringe at the thought of finding "the one". Ha there would be many posts on here. I agree it would help to tie it together. However, the money we're spending in a couple weeks to have all the carpet FIXED (thank you Shaw) I could buy a nice rug. :) Maybe sometime down the road. I painted the returns today. They look much better! I'll have to post a picture later. Scoobyruby - That is a beautiful pillow! You are bad! I probably could bring myself to spend that on a pillow but DH ...haha. He would think I lost it. Ya know, I think you're the person on here that really got into pheasants all of a sudden. 1 year ago I wouldn't of looked twice at a pheasant or any type of bird print, etc. I find it interesting that this forum had kind of help mold me into my decorating style. Getting back on track, do you think I should still keep the other pillows on the couch except for the matching one in the middle, and try and find a kidney shaped lighter pillow to tie everything together. I will say I was looking at the room again today and IRL the sofa and loveseat have the gold color that matches the bronze/gold pillows exact but looking at the whole room it kind of looks like the tan color of the wing chair. What about the main wall with the web chair? Should any art go there or no?...See MoreBack Pain Update
Comments (5)From experience as a physical therapist assistant, back problems in my family and myself- MRI is more definitive. X-rays don't really show soft tissue. You need to be able to see the disks and everything going on around it. Doctors keep you coming back by masking the pain with drugs and also by doing unnecessary tests like x-rays. Demand an MRI and then go from there... try physical therapy first- stay away from Chiropractors unless you know FOR SURE you do not have a herniated or bulging disc.. and even then, be careful, their manipulations can cause a disk to herniate if the area is already weakened- and you have no way of knowing this and neither do they. I'm still not well even after surgery thanks to my wonderful chiropractor. I know several of you may have had sucessess w/ chiros so ignore my rantings if you disagree w/ me!...See More- 9 years ago
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