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Comments (168)Its time again folks for those of you that haven't posted your beautiful faces to do so...Sparky that goes for you too my friend....See MoreMama pinky, mama pinky help!
Comments (47)I'm glad you got that out..way to go...chlorine bleach can at times remove things like this...but at the cost of breaking down the fibers. I agree some of us spend what seems like extra time on stains at times..however chlorine won't remove everything and there's risks involved with it..it causes yellowing and a breakdown of fabrics if caution isn't used. I'm not against Chlorine Bleach, not at all, it has it place for sure, but it also requires proper knowelage of its use or clothing can be ruined. What you did was brave, I would never have applied this straight onto fabric, but I'm glad it worked out for you. I'm thinking it wasn't oxidized otherwise the chlorine would most likely have turned it a lovely shade of yellow. I just realized yoi left it on for an hour..that's real bravery lol....See MoreOMG...My Duet..DEAD
Comments (174)HU, Thank you. I suppose Whirlpool stood up because it was classified more as a catastrophic failure as Dadoes stated above and Whirlpool used the exact words. I'm sure had it been anything else I wouldn't be waiting for my Maytag. Whirlpool has some class action law suits against them do to this exact issue, the counterbalance breaking away. After receiving expert advice from everyone in this post before I made the initial call to Whirlpool I did a quick search and found other WP's that this big heavy hunk of cement (counterbalance ) blew out of the washer. I decided than if Whirlpool wasn't going to at the very least repair or reimburse me for my Duet I would have let the media hear and see my story. I'm very glad it didn't come to that but am still surprised at how smooth it all went. They made a decision on what to do for me during the first call. As I reflect back I realize they weren't only nice about it....they were too nice and too willing to please me quickly. I guess it's how fast they acted that surprised me. It doesn't matter what brand of washer there's always a lemon somewhere, it's nice to know that some company's will stand behind their product and their consumers....not all of them do even when it's clearly a manufacturing defect. I have more respect for Whirlpool and I think after reading this story others will also. Anyway it sure is great that the Maytag will have some nice hot water. When Boba mentioned this model I went to read the manual and pretty much decided right than I wanted it. Enough from me lol lol...See MoreFacing the end of one's life
Comments (74)This is a thinking post. Really make you crawl into your head and ...ponder. I've been hesitant to speak much about myself in the KT lately, but I've been drawn in by the pure bittersweet. As some of you know I've been diagnosed with metastasized lung cancer...it's in my right lung, lymp nodes in my chest, around the heart, in most bones and two tumers in the brain causing swelling and fluid. Im undergoing brain radiation treatments at present..I'll have 10 of these..today I finished 6...my 10'th will be Thursday than I'll start chemo and immunotherapy I think I was told I'd have 3 chemo and immuno than 21 days off than 3 and 21 off for a total of 4 or 5 sesions. My Oncologist wasn't pleased to postpone chemo but they won't do it with radiation and the brain must be saved first. So I'm facing death. There's no cure for me unless God sends me a miricle. I ask my brain doctors when radiation started if he could give me a week...he told me....I'm so very sorry but where your brain tumers are located and the stage...I can't promise you tomorrow but....we are all fighting this with you and a LOT of Prayers, HOPE, and new medicines have given many people in your situation TIME and LIFE. This is what scares me the most....the not knowing from one moment to the next...as if I'm a time bomb...ticking. already I have arm seizures daily, head pain, but it's lessioning up some... God how I've been thinking for weeks the same questions Lucille has ask.. From the first moment I was told about my cancer... My family became my first priority. Nothing absolutely nothing is more important than family, no pretty clothing, no nice cars, no amount of money could ever be more important than family. And Dear God my boys and Amiee. I've also thought about all the other important things that must be taken care of, such as....well....important papers, etc all in a neat folder and labled. So much to do and get in order..sometimes I just don't want to think about any of the mundane stuff I must do and just grab the family and have fun. Like after this post last night...I sent my son for ice cream and even though it was a school night I kept the boys up and we had a ice cream fest..the boys LOVED it. Right now my family is filling up air mattresses in the family room, digging out sheets , pillows, blankets...we're having a weekend PJ party. My adult sons are here to join us as is Amiee's BF Kody. Lots of ice cream, cookies, etc along with some good breakfasts and dinners thru the weekend....huge messes with all this bedding, but SO WHAT...the boys were absolutely thrilled that I cancelled their showers tonight and told them to get into their PJ's. Everyone will just be vegging, laughing, and having fun. Limited work except the basics...bare basics. This makes me happy...I love my family and I want to share and feel their smiles. I've installed enough good habits in the boys that they know the importance of good eating habits, bathing, ect....letting up, easing up once in awhile won't hurt them one bit but will go a long way in giving them peace of mind and some real laughter. Guess I've realized a little slack in routine and all the good healthy life is great, but there must be enough balance to provide a healthy body and mind. For me it's all about family...and the boys and Amiee are of course my greatest concern right now. I try so hard to stay strong, not dwell on what's to happen....but God how can I leave these kids..this is the question that's always on my mind...I know I cant...as long as my brain is still functioning, and there's a breath in me I refuse to give up. I'll take the fear, the pain..I'll suffer the agonizing....I'll do whatever I must do to continue to be with my kids....and we will eat ice cream while I do it. I'm sure I got way off topic Lucille, I found myself saying, sharing, to much yet again. I always did have this bad habit. Lucille, I truly Pray all is well with you. Enjoy those cinnamon rolls, and other cookies, your bike rides, and everything fun your life offers. Do it all with a peaceful heart, and a smile. ((((HUGS))))....See MoreRebecca King
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