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Much love and prayers to Mark and his family!

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Habitual?

She's testing you. There should be consequences.
Make the curfew earlier, grounding, not allowed out next time, something of similar impact.

DING DING DING We have a winner!

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Been reading through the thread in my silent personal torture... Although I will not make it (for the umpteenth time), I REALLY wish you all a fabulous & safe boogie.

AND

if one of you lovely ladies would be so kind as to plant a big `ol Irish kiss on Chris for me I'd greatly appreciate it! :-*

Blue skies!!!!
xoxo
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Welcome Alexander!
Congrats you two!!!

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On the bright side, it sounds like you have an excellent nurse taking care of you!!!

Heal quickly!!!

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10 years...

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Cool pieces!

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Now, put the butter on your skin before you get the hose again...

LOL

Did plenty of RICE, but after two weeks minimal improvement... met with the Dr. on Tuesday, x-ray shows arthritis (from previous injuries), MRI tonight.

Looking forward to my rave in a cave!

Hope you all have a fantabulous weekend!

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Nice digs Bill!

CONGRATS!!!

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HI!!!

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"Let's do something romantic this Saturday... how bout we bust out the restraints?"
Raddest Ho this side of Jersey #1 - MISS YOU
OMG, is she okay?

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Viagra - Peanut4040
Venezuelan wine - Shannon

Sigh . . . i was hpoing this would be happier . . .

Yeah - still hve the last empty bottle sitting in my kitchen . . .
Damn she was a good friend.

Why is it not happy??? She was a beautiful person who has obviously left great imprints - that's a great thing!
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Turtles - ummm Turtle
Brain - Beth
Sex Toys - Jello
Cows - LisaH
Pink Sky - Shannon
Snowboarders - Dee
E Vehicles - BillVon
Paddles/Wine - Skymama
Sheep - Clay
Piercings - Not to be named, to protect the innocent
Jello Shots - HotTamaly

the list can go on and on...

Thanks for sharing Krisanne.

Thanks Bob, for being such a beautiful soul, and sharing your precious moments!

I keep Shannon's memorial on my fridge, not a day goes by that I don't pass it and blow her a sweet kiss. Pink in the sky = "Shannons playing."



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Are you trying to butter me up~!?

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. . . it likes getting buttered . . .

It rubs the butter on it's skin...

creeeeeeeepy!

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What would you prefer?

Well, there are tastier concoctions available...

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Are you trying to butter me up~!?

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. . . it likes getting buttered . . .

It rubs the butter on it's skin...

creeeeeeeepy!

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Just hedging my bets, just hedging my bets.....and you know what...the odds are never 100%.
I can hedge and organize and think all I want and it can all go up in smoke in 4 days.

take some well earned expierience as advice . . .

DO NOT OVER BOOK!

bwahahahahahaha

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She is not nearly as close to being a doll as you are . . .

Hmm new Name - instead of giapet . . .

Giadoll! It drinks, it (kinda walks), it falls down stairs . . .

Are you trying to butter me up~!?

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If you trust the internet for diagnosis more than you trust your doctor, then it is time to get a new doctor.

She's asking if anyone else has had a similar experience. I don't think that implies that she trusts the Internet more than she trusts her doctor.

Keely, you're such a doll!
xoxo

ACK no bueno!

I am taking you serious, sorry if it sounds otherwise... I have actually had prior injuries to this same knee (snowboarding/boating accidents). Today's fall may have pushed me over the edge and force me to finally see the ortho.

BLECH

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Immobilize it for 3days as well as icing it until you cannot stand it, use ibuprofen for anti inflammatory.

No alcohol, try not to hurt the other leg too unless you want to walk like some of us.

HONEY, Steve - you reading this... guess you'll be doing the housework on your own this weekend. I'll be happy to supervise you cutting the hole in the wall!

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Probably a grade 5 tear of the anterior cruciate ligament.

Ask me how I know...

Ok I'll bite... how do you know?

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Your favorite Doc and nurse have FB access while they are down there. Hit them up.

I would never disturb their serene ocean breeze, toes in the sand bliss

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Hmmm, valid point.

Now my head hurts...

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So, I fell down the stairs this morning, felt the knee twinge, no throbbing or shooting pain, but upon trying to stand it completely gave under me.

I can walk (mostly) without any discomfort, however if I try to stand / sit / step up or down - knee gives, and there is pain. The pain subsides quickly though.

Anyone ever experience this...

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I watch House all the time -

so I'd say that it's likely the maniscus and it will heal on it's own.

Do not burden the system with your pathetic minor injuries.

you know I luv ya

I stayed at a holiday inn express last night, and I concur.

However, it might be Lupus..

It's never Lupus.

WAIT, how could he possibly be wrong with those credentials...

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Some years back, I jammed my thumb really bad.
Never went to the Dr for it.
The joint has never looked or worked, quite the same.

I just recently learned that in fact I tore the ligaments, and had I gone to the Dr within 3 weeks, they could have been repaired.
But now it is going to require reconstructive surgery, using transplanted tendons from my other arm.

Your mileage may vary.

ummm wow, ouch, eek, ok FINE, I'll see the Dr.

xoxo
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