Guest guest Posted February 20, 2002 Report Share Posted February 20, 2002 Cher, I don't know about all these numbers, but I do know that some doctors check viral load at week 12, and other doctors (like mine) wait to check your viral load at week 24. I think it is an expensive test and it depends on your insurance and what they would pay. I had to wait until week 24, and yes, it IS a real nail-biting situation. Edie Week 47 of combo Just an update on me > Hi-Hvn't posted much lately. I am still doing the weekly thing with > the CBC to make sure my blood work is holding up to be able to take > the next shot. It just bounces up and down each week. One Friday it > ws checked and it ws a 1.7, but it came up to 3.1 by Tues when I had > to take my shot, but I ws on a reduced dose-like a .4 on the syringe > instead of a .5 then the next week it ws 2.7 on my shot day and they > let me go ahead and take it still again on the reduced shot. Then > this week it ws a 2.9 and still again I got to take this week's shot > on the reduced shot. I guess I will be going for CBC's for the > duration as I don't seem to be levelilng out and they said they would > like for me to be at least a .4!!! Well, hell, isn't it expected and > common to come down some since being on treatment?? Maybe in a > perfect world without meds i would be a .4 or whatever. Platelettes > are still low but they r not worried about them yet so they must not > be low enough. I hvn't been able to get copies of my last 3 > bloodworks because they hvn't had my chart upstairs when i got for my > labs. Anyway, that is where I am standing right now with every week > being a nail biter wondering if i get to take that next shot or not > and I am @ week 14 and nothing hs been said about a viral load. > Shouldn't that hv been done @ week 12!! I thought that ws what the > insert said and everything else I hv read is when they did it. My > enzmes are down to 19 and 38. Is this pretty good for being on > treatment this long or should they be lower. I know it is a good > thing but should it be better?? I came into normal range with the alt > and ast @ week 7. Any and all advice welcome. > cher > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 20, 2002 Report Share Posted February 20, 2002 Cher, I don't know about all these numbers, but I do know that some doctors check viral load at week 12, and other doctors (like mine) wait to check your viral load at week 24. I think it is an expensive test and it depends on your insurance and what they would pay. I had to wait until week 24, and yes, it IS a real nail-biting situation. Edie Week 47 of combo Just an update on me > Hi-Hvn't posted much lately. I am still doing the weekly thing with > the CBC to make sure my blood work is holding up to be able to take > the next shot. It just bounces up and down each week. One Friday it > ws checked and it ws a 1.7, but it came up to 3.1 by Tues when I had > to take my shot, but I ws on a reduced dose-like a .4 on the syringe > instead of a .5 then the next week it ws 2.7 on my shot day and they > let me go ahead and take it still again on the reduced shot. Then > this week it ws a 2.9 and still again I got to take this week's shot > on the reduced shot. I guess I will be going for CBC's for the > duration as I don't seem to be levelilng out and they said they would > like for me to be at least a .4!!! Well, hell, isn't it expected and > common to come down some since being on treatment?? Maybe in a > perfect world without meds i would be a .4 or whatever. Platelettes > are still low but they r not worried about them yet so they must not > be low enough. I hvn't been able to get copies of my last 3 > bloodworks because they hvn't had my chart upstairs when i got for my > labs. Anyway, that is where I am standing right now with every week > being a nail biter wondering if i get to take that next shot or not > and I am @ week 14 and nothing hs been said about a viral load. > Shouldn't that hv been done @ week 12!! I thought that ws what the > insert said and everything else I hv read is when they did it. My > enzmes are down to 19 and 38. Is this pretty good for being on > treatment this long or should they be lower. I know it is a good > thing but should it be better?? I came into normal range with the alt > and ast @ week 7. Any and all advice welcome. > cher > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 20, 2002 Report Share Posted February 20, 2002 Cher, I don't know about all these numbers, but I do know that some doctors check viral load at week 12, and other doctors (like mine) wait to check your viral load at week 24. I think it is an expensive test and it depends on your insurance and what they would pay. I had to wait until week 24, and yes, it IS a real nail-biting situation. Edie Week 47 of combo Just an update on me > Hi-Hvn't posted much lately. I am still doing the weekly thing with > the CBC to make sure my blood work is holding up to be able to take > the next shot. It just bounces up and down each week. One Friday it > ws checked and it ws a 1.7, but it came up to 3.1 by Tues when I had > to take my shot, but I ws on a reduced dose-like a .4 on the syringe > instead of a .5 then the next week it ws 2.7 on my shot day and they > let me go ahead and take it still again on the reduced shot. Then > this week it ws a 2.9 and still again I got to take this week's shot > on the reduced shot. I guess I will be going for CBC's for the > duration as I don't seem to be levelilng out and they said they would > like for me to be at least a .4!!! Well, hell, isn't it expected and > common to come down some since being on treatment?? Maybe in a > perfect world without meds i would be a .4 or whatever. Platelettes > are still low but they r not worried about them yet so they must not > be low enough. I hvn't been able to get copies of my last 3 > bloodworks because they hvn't had my chart upstairs when i got for my > labs. Anyway, that is where I am standing right now with every week > being a nail biter wondering if i get to take that next shot or not > and I am @ week 14 and nothing hs been said about a viral load. > Shouldn't that hv been done @ week 12!! I thought that ws what the > insert said and everything else I hv read is when they did it. My > enzmes are down to 19 and 38. Is this pretty good for being on > treatment this long or should they be lower. I know it is a good > thing but should it be better?? I came into normal range with the alt > and ast @ week 7. Any and all advice welcome. > cher > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 20, 2002 Report Share Posted February 20, 2002 Cher, I don't know about all these numbers, but I do know that some doctors check viral load at week 12, and other doctors (like mine) wait to check your viral load at week 24. I think it is an expensive test and it depends on your insurance and what they would pay. I had to wait until week 24, and yes, it IS a real nail-biting situation. Edie Week 47 of combo Just an update on me > Hi-Hvn't posted much lately. I am still doing the weekly thing with > the CBC to make sure my blood work is holding up to be able to take > the next shot. It just bounces up and down each week. One Friday it > ws checked and it ws a 1.7, but it came up to 3.1 by Tues when I had > to take my shot, but I ws on a reduced dose-like a .4 on the syringe > instead of a .5 then the next week it ws 2.7 on my shot day and they > let me go ahead and take it still again on the reduced shot. Then > this week it ws a 2.9 and still again I got to take this week's shot > on the reduced shot. I guess I will be going for CBC's for the > duration as I don't seem to be levelilng out and they said they would > like for me to be at least a .4!!! Well, hell, isn't it expected and > common to come down some since being on treatment?? Maybe in a > perfect world without meds i would be a .4 or whatever. Platelettes > are still low but they r not worried about them yet so they must not > be low enough. I hvn't been able to get copies of my last 3 > bloodworks because they hvn't had my chart upstairs when i got for my > labs. Anyway, that is where I am standing right now with every week > being a nail biter wondering if i get to take that next shot or not > and I am @ week 14 and nothing hs been said about a viral load. > Shouldn't that hv been done @ week 12!! I thought that ws what the > insert said and everything else I hv read is when they did it. My > enzmes are down to 19 and 38. Is this pretty good for being on > treatment this long or should they be lower. I know it is a good > thing but should it be better?? I came into normal range with the alt > and ast @ week 7. Any and all advice welcome. > cher > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 20, 2002 Report Share Posted February 20, 2002 Hi Cher, I don't know why your doctor is so concerned about your WBC. It is well within ranges to be expected while on interferon. I don't think you've even reached the point where a dose reduction is advised, although the 1.7 is close. What is your neutrophil count? While the old Intron-A dose modification chart shows WBC and neutrophils, the Peg-Intron only uses neutrophils as a guide to when a dose reduction is suggested. It is recommended to reduce the dose if neutrophils go to <0.75 x 109 /L and to discontinue if they drop to <0.5 x 109 /L. (The recommendation on WBC for Intron-A is to reduce the dose if they drop to <1.5 x 109 /L and discontinue if they drop to <1.0 x 109 /L. That's discontinue if they have dropped after a dose reduction. That should always be tried first.) As for viral load testing, some doctors do it at 12 weeks, and I think that is a better way to do it, but most do it at 24 weeks, and I think that is considered standard practice. I guess just hang in there and hope your doctor doesn't freak out too much. I think you are doing great! Claudine __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 20, 2002 Report Share Posted February 20, 2002 Hi Cher, I don't know why your doctor is so concerned about your WBC. It is well within ranges to be expected while on interferon. I don't think you've even reached the point where a dose reduction is advised, although the 1.7 is close. What is your neutrophil count? While the old Intron-A dose modification chart shows WBC and neutrophils, the Peg-Intron only uses neutrophils as a guide to when a dose reduction is suggested. It is recommended to reduce the dose if neutrophils go to <0.75 x 109 /L and to discontinue if they drop to <0.5 x 109 /L. (The recommendation on WBC for Intron-A is to reduce the dose if they drop to <1.5 x 109 /L and discontinue if they drop to <1.0 x 109 /L. That's discontinue if they have dropped after a dose reduction. That should always be tried first.) As for viral load testing, some doctors do it at 12 weeks, and I think that is a better way to do it, but most do it at 24 weeks, and I think that is considered standard practice. I guess just hang in there and hope your doctor doesn't freak out too much. I think you are doing great! Claudine __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 20, 2002 Report Share Posted February 20, 2002 Hi Cher, I don't know why your doctor is so concerned about your WBC. It is well within ranges to be expected while on interferon. I don't think you've even reached the point where a dose reduction is advised, although the 1.7 is close. What is your neutrophil count? While the old Intron-A dose modification chart shows WBC and neutrophils, the Peg-Intron only uses neutrophils as a guide to when a dose reduction is suggested. It is recommended to reduce the dose if neutrophils go to <0.75 x 109 /L and to discontinue if they drop to <0.5 x 109 /L. (The recommendation on WBC for Intron-A is to reduce the dose if they drop to <1.5 x 109 /L and discontinue if they drop to <1.0 x 109 /L. That's discontinue if they have dropped after a dose reduction. That should always be tried first.) As for viral load testing, some doctors do it at 12 weeks, and I think that is a better way to do it, but most do it at 24 weeks, and I think that is considered standard practice. I guess just hang in there and hope your doctor doesn't freak out too much. I think you are doing great! Claudine __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 20, 2002 Report Share Posted February 20, 2002 Hi Cher, I don't know why your doctor is so concerned about your WBC. It is well within ranges to be expected while on interferon. I don't think you've even reached the point where a dose reduction is advised, although the 1.7 is close. What is your neutrophil count? While the old Intron-A dose modification chart shows WBC and neutrophils, the Peg-Intron only uses neutrophils as a guide to when a dose reduction is suggested. It is recommended to reduce the dose if neutrophils go to <0.75 x 109 /L and to discontinue if they drop to <0.5 x 109 /L. (The recommendation on WBC for Intron-A is to reduce the dose if they drop to <1.5 x 109 /L and discontinue if they drop to <1.0 x 109 /L. That's discontinue if they have dropped after a dose reduction. That should always be tried first.) As for viral load testing, some doctors do it at 12 weeks, and I think that is a better way to do it, but most do it at 24 weeks, and I think that is considered standard practice. I guess just hang in there and hope your doctor doesn't freak out too much. I think you are doing great! Claudine __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 20, 2002 Report Share Posted February 20, 2002 Hi Cher I don't know anything about lab results or blood counts. But I think even with the reduction in dosage....you being a genotype 2, and by the results of your ALT, I think you are doing good and will be a responder. So, try not to stress too much, you'll make it through okay. Good luck. Carol runabout_104 wrote: > Hi-Hvn't posted much lately. I am still doing the weekly thing with > the CBC to make sure my blood work is holding up to be able to take > the next shot. It just bounces up and down each week. One Friday it > ws checked and it ws a 1.7, but it came up to 3.1 by Tues when I had > to take my shot, but I ws on a reduced dose-like a .4 on the syringe > instead of a .5 then the next week it ws 2.7 on my shot day and they > let me go ahead and take it still again on the reduced shot. Then > this week it ws a 2.9 and still again I got to take this week's shot > on the reduced shot. I guess I will be going for CBC's for the > duration as I don't seem to be levelilng out and they said they would > like for me to be at least a .4!!! Well, hell, isn't it expected and > common to come down some since being on treatment?? Maybe in a > perfect world without meds i would be a .4 or whatever. Platelettes > are still low but they r not worried about them yet so they must not > be low enough. I hvn't been able to get copies of my last 3 > bloodworks because they hvn't had my chart upstairs when i got for my > labs. Anyway, that is where I am standing right now with every week > being a nail biter wondering if i get to take that next shot or not > and I am @ week 14 and nothing hs been said about a viral load. > Shouldn't that hv been done @ week 12!! I thought that ws what the > insert said and everything else I hv read is when they did it. My > enzmes are down to 19 and 38. Is this pretty good for being on > treatment this long or should they be lower. I know it is a good > thing but should it be better?? I came into normal range with the alt > and ast @ week 7. Any and all advice welcome. > cher > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 20, 2002 Report Share Posted February 20, 2002 Hi Cher I don't know anything about lab results or blood counts. But I think even with the reduction in dosage....you being a genotype 2, and by the results of your ALT, I think you are doing good and will be a responder. So, try not to stress too much, you'll make it through okay. Good luck. Carol runabout_104 wrote: > Hi-Hvn't posted much lately. I am still doing the weekly thing with > the CBC to make sure my blood work is holding up to be able to take > the next shot. It just bounces up and down each week. One Friday it > ws checked and it ws a 1.7, but it came up to 3.1 by Tues when I had > to take my shot, but I ws on a reduced dose-like a .4 on the syringe > instead of a .5 then the next week it ws 2.7 on my shot day and they > let me go ahead and take it still again on the reduced shot. Then > this week it ws a 2.9 and still again I got to take this week's shot > on the reduced shot. I guess I will be going for CBC's for the > duration as I don't seem to be levelilng out and they said they would > like for me to be at least a .4!!! Well, hell, isn't it expected and > common to come down some since being on treatment?? Maybe in a > perfect world without meds i would be a .4 or whatever. Platelettes > are still low but they r not worried about them yet so they must not > be low enough. I hvn't been able to get copies of my last 3 > bloodworks because they hvn't had my chart upstairs when i got for my > labs. Anyway, that is where I am standing right now with every week > being a nail biter wondering if i get to take that next shot or not > and I am @ week 14 and nothing hs been said about a viral load. > Shouldn't that hv been done @ week 12!! I thought that ws what the > insert said and everything else I hv read is when they did it. My > enzmes are down to 19 and 38. Is this pretty good for being on > treatment this long or should they be lower. I know it is a good > thing but should it be better?? I came into normal range with the alt > and ast @ week 7. Any and all advice welcome. > cher > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 20, 2002 Report Share Posted February 20, 2002 --- Carol <csean@...> wrote: > Hi Cher > > I don't know anything about lab results or blood > counts. But I think > even with the reduction in dosage....you being a > genotype 2, and by the > results of your ALT, I think you are doing good and > will be a > responder. So, try not to stress too much, you'll > make it through > okay. Good luck. > > Carol > > runabout_104 wrote: > > > Hi-Hvn't posted much lately. I am still doing the > weekly thing with > > the CBC to make sure my blood work is holding up > to be able to take > > the next shot. It just bounces up and down each > week. One Friday it > > ws checked and it ws a 1.7, but it came up to 3.1 > by Tues when I had > > to take my shot, but I ws on a reduced dose-like a > .4 on the syringe > > instead of a .5 then the next week it ws 2.7 on my > shot day and they > > let me go ahead and take it still again on the > reduced shot. Then > > this week it ws a 2.9 and still again I got to > take this week's shot > > on the reduced shot. I guess I will be going for > CBC's for the > > duration as I don't seem to be levelilng out and > they said they would > > like for me to be at least a .4!!! Well, hell, > isn't it expected and > > common to come down some since being on > treatment?? Maybe in a > > perfect world without meds i would be a .4 or > whatever. Platelettes > > are still low but they r not worried about them > yet so they must not > > be low enough. I hvn't been able to get copies of > my last 3 > > bloodworks because they hvn't had my chart > upstairs when i got for my > > labs. Anyway, that is where I am standing right > now with every week > > being a nail biter wondering if i get to take that > next shot or not > > and I am @ week 14 and nothing hs been said about > a viral load. > > Shouldn't that hv been done @ week 12!! I thought > that ws what the > > insert said and everything else I hv read is when > they did it. My > > enzmes are down to 19 and 38. Is this pretty good > for being on > > treatment this long or should they be lower. I > know it is a good > > thing but should it be better?? I came into normal > range with the alt > > and ast @ week 7. Any and all advice welcome. > > cher > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 11, 2008 Report Share Posted March 11, 2008 The effects of urinating a great deal does not wear off, that's how the drug works. It is a diuretic.Have you thought about taking it in the mornings?On Tue, Mar 11, 2008 at 11:25 AM, <jenniferwilliams88@...> wrote: Afternoon everyone. Congrats on everyones weightloss. I went to the doctor yesteray for a issue.Well he checked my Blood Pressure while I was there.My bottom bumber is still hangin around 90. So he gave me this other pill to take with my Lotrel pill.Its called Hydrochlorothiazide.I was wondering has anyone used this.I did some research on it and says makes you potty(urinate) alot. I popped it last night before I read where it says not to take after 6pm for that reason. Well I got up like 5 times in the middle of the night to go... Was wondering if anyone else has taking this for awhile?If so does that part wear off? Oh and doc did say I lost another 5 pounds and good job.For the doctor who thought I was gonna get surgery with a rusty knife.I sure fooled him!! Dr.A & his staff is the best!! Oh and headed for 2nd fill on 4/19 if anyone will be in Mx. Well back to work DOB 12/6/07 229/194/155 1st goal Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 11, 2008 Report Share Posted March 11, 2008 Hey , ) I take HCTZ also and no, the effects don't wear off per se. At least not in a way like your body gets used to it and it doesn't really work any more. I find that for me, it works really really good for the first 4-5 hours or so, then the effects taper off. I don't remember ever reading with mine to not take it in the evening but it didn't take too many time before I quit that! I was up and running all night! :-O I take it in the mornings now. ;o) The only thing I do do by way of playing with dosages is if I'm going to be traveling, I may skip a dose, especially if traveling by car. Last time I went with my Dad to Minnesota---about a 12 hour road trip for us---we were stopping every hour on the hour so I could potty. Even quick potty breaks really slow you down when there's bunches of them. ;o) All that aside tho', I do like it for high blood pressure. I think it works better for me than some of the other meds I've taken. in AR (who will see you on the 19th! )) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2008 Report Share Posted March 12, 2008 Thanks Craig, Im so looking forward to them changes. Thanks --- Craig Carothers <ccarothers@...> wrote: > : > > HCTZ is a diuretic. It does its good by removing > excess water from the > system, so no the peeing part does not go away > unless you become more > stable, and that will very likely be the case with > increased weight loss. I > took it for quite a few years but no longer do. You > will be surprised at > some of the changes weight loss will make :-) > > > > _____ > > From: > [mailto: ] On > Behalf Of > Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2008 11:26 AM > > Subject: Just an update on me > > > > Afternoon everyone. > > Congrats on everyones weightloss. > > I went to the doctor yesteray for a issue.Well he > checked my Blood > Pressure while I was there.My bottom bumber is still > hangin around 90. > So he gave me this other pill to take with my Lotrel > pill.Its called > Hydrochlorothiazide.I was wondering has anyone used > this.I did some > research on it and says makes you potty(urinate) > alot. I popped it last > night before I read where it says not to take after > 6pm for that reason. > Well I got up like 5 times in the middle of the > night to go... Was > wondering if anyone else has taking this for > awhile?If so does that > part wear off? > > Oh and doc did say I lost another 5 pounds and good > job.For the doctor > who thought I was gonna get surgery with a rusty > knife.I sure fooled > him!! Dr.A & his staff is the best!! > > Oh and headed for 2nd fill on 4/19 if anyone will be > in Mx. > > Well back to work > > > DOB 12/6/07 > 229/194/155 1st goal > > > > ________________________________________________________________________________\ ____ Never miss a thing. Make your home page. http://www./r/hs Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2008 Report Share Posted March 12, 2008 Hey , Are you so ready for your first fill? I think we are coming in on thursday and gonna hang out friday.Then do the fill sat and head out that night. I think i might have to do a little adjusting come next month.That long plane ride I have to San Diego. Cant wait to meet you on the 19th. I think we are staying at the Comfort Inn in San Diego. eeliegirl <eelie@...> wrote: Hey , )I take HCTZ also and no, the effects don't wear off per se. At least not in a way like your body gets used to it and it doesn't really work any more. I find that for me, it works really really good for the first 4-5 hours or so, then the effects taper off. I don't remember ever reading with mine to not take it in the evening but it didn't take too many time before I quit that! I was up and running all night! :-O I take it in the mornings now. ;o)The only thing I do do by way of playing with dosages is if I'm going to be traveling, I may skip a dose, especially if traveling by car. Last time I went with my Dad to Minnesota---about a 12 hour road trip for us---we were stopping every hour on the hour so I could potty. Even quick potty breaks really slow you down when there's bunches of them. ;o)All that aside tho', I do like it for high blood pressure. I think it works better for me than some of the other meds I've taken. in AR (who will see you on the 19th! )) Never miss a thing. Make your homepage. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2008 Report Share Posted March 12, 2008 Yepper, I'll be at the Comfort Inn also. ) I get in late Friday but will stay over Saturday night also since I can only get a morning flight back home. One of these trips, I'd like to be able to schedule enough time for some play also. There are just too many interesting things to do and see! :oD > > Hey , > > Are you so ready for your first fill? I think we are coming in on thursday and gonna hang out > friday.Then do the fill sat and head out that night. I think i might have to do a little adjusting > come next month.That long plane ride I have to San Diego. > > Cant wait to meet you on the 19th. I think we are staying at the Comfort Inn in San Diego. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2008 Report Share Posted March 12, 2008 I know my last two trips Have been quick. The other half is coming with me this time and he said he dont want to rush in and rush out. Never been to Sea World so might venture there? eeliegirl <eelie@...> wrote: Yepper, I'll be at the Comfort Inn also. ) I get in late Friday but will stay over Saturday night also since I can only get a morning flight back home. One of these trips, I'd like to be able to schedule enough time for some play also. There are just too many interesting things to do and see! :oD>> Hey ,> > Are you so ready for your first fill? I think we are coming in on thursday and gonna hang out> friday.Then do the fill sat and head out that night. I think i might have to do a little adjusting> come next month.That long plane ride I have to San Diego.> > Cant wait to meet you on the 19th. I think we are staying at the Comfort Inn in San Diego.> > > Never miss a thing. Make your homepage. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2008 Report Share Posted March 12, 2008 I'd kinda like to do Sea World at some point. Mom and I have talked about her going with me for a fill some time, maybe during the summer and I've asked her about various things. She has a hard time walking distances tho'. Since the Comfort Inn is on the edge of Old Town and I think a sight-seeing trolley stop is ajacent to the hotel, that'll probably be the first pick. Besides, my little old grey-haired mama has a hard time understanding entrance prices of nearly $60 for Sea World. ;o) I've sent for vacation information for San Diego but haven't gotten anything yet. > > I know my last two trips Have been quick. The other half is coming with me this time > and he said he dont want to rush in and rush out. Never been to Sea World so might venture there? > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2008 Report Share Posted March 12, 2008 You know I just rembered something. The bond we have between us. YOU WERE BANDED ON MY BIRTHDAY!!! eeliegirl <eelie@...> wrote: I'd kinda like to do Sea World at some point. Mom and I have talked about her going with me for a fill some time, maybe during the summer and I've asked her about various things. She has a hard time walking distances tho'. Since the Comfort Inn is on the edge of Old Town and I think a sight-seeing trolley stop is ajacent to the hotel, that'll probably be the first pick. Besides, my little old grey-haired mama has a hard time understanding entrance prices of nearly $60 for Sea World. ;o) I've sent for vacation information for San Diego but haven't gotten anything yet.>> I know my last two trips Have been quick. The other half is coming with me this time > and he said he dont want to rush in and rush out. Never been to Sea World so might venture there?> Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Mobile. Try it now. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2008 Report Share Posted March 12, 2008 Well!! ) Are we special or what? ;oD > > You know I just rembered something. The bond we have between us. > > YOU WERE BANDED ON MY BIRTHDAY!!! > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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