Saturday

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I am always put in seventh heaven when my child has a good day. Just think

how we used to take them for granted.

[ ] saturday

>From: Akally@...

>

>,

> When I was a little girl and even now when I start to get a cold, my

>grandmother and my mother use to give me flower or sulfur and molasses.

It's

>the nastiest thing you have tasted and besides, there's a huge warning on

>the bottle never to ingest the elemental sulfur... but it always manages

to

>nip whatever I have in the bud. Being that it is terrible tasting... I

have

>never been able to get Tally to take some of this stuff. MSM is a

naturally

>occuring sulfur compound. I came across MSM while in the store looking for

>the right vitamin with folic acid for Tally. So needless to say, I found a

>way to get Tally to take some sulfur without it being put into molasses.

I

>can't say how it is working or not working for Tally but I do know that

>sulfur and mollasses has always worked for me. I suppose this is listed

up

>there with lemon and honey and burdock tea... one of those obscure country

>things.

> Tally had his first day back to school yesterday. He was pretty sore

and

>in pain when I picked him up but after he took the ibuprofen he felt

better.

>So far today, I woke him up at 9:30 and dragged his little butt to the

YMCA

>where they have a heated pool and let him play in there for a few hours.

>That did wonders. He came home and actually wanted to go and play at the

>park... he isn't running much but at least he is out there and on his feet.

> So far today he is doing well... he didn't spike a fever or have a rash

>at all today at the normal time. I know that this is probably just a good

>day but nonetheless, I have to take comfort in his good days.

> kathy

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Kathy,

I hope there are more and more good days, and fewer hard ones, for

Tally. Bringing him to the heated pool can be a very therapeutic form of

exercise. I'm so glad he enjoys it.

Aloha,

Georgina

Akally@... wrote:

> So far today he is doing well... he didn't spike a fever or have a rash

> at all today at the normal time. I know that this is probably just a good

> day but nonetheless, I have to take comfort in his good days.

> kathy

[Guest guest]

I am so happy that Debs made it through surgery okay and am now

praying that she has a successful recovery.

Tawny - My cell number is 580-548-3276 - I only use it when I go to

the city so if maybe we can get together call me on it. I will be

getting my remicade from10-1 and then I see the RA - should be done

by 2 and need to head home by 3...

It is a beautiful day here. The sun is shining and the world looks

beautiful. My hubby is rototilling my garden so it will be ready for

the vegetables to be planted.(what got into him????)lol

Mickey is hobbling around but smiling. I hope his recovery keeps

going smoothly. I take him back on the 17th to have his staples

removed. Sissy(his daughter) is being so gentle around him it is a

wonder. She usually bulls him down but she is walking along nicely

with him.

I think we are in for round 2 with my BIL today. He was up early and

had to get my hubby's help to change the water pump on his truck.

The day doesn't seem to be going well for him. I saw him drinking

beer and said unless he and my hubby ate something not to have any

more - he went hrump - I told him don't hrmp me I'll throw the beer

out - don't want it here anyway so won't hurt me to throw it away.

My hubby came in and made brunch for all but BIL didn't eat - said he

had eaten already which I know was a lie...not ready for him

On a better front now that I got that out of my system...lol I am

looking forward to going out in the garden but will wait for a few

more days - instead I am going to start cleaning out closets to

prepare for my first garage sale...(what am I doing...lol)

God bless,

Althea