Re: TO DENNIS THE WEATHERMAN

[Guest guest]

I really did all that work. I always try to learn something new, and since I've

always worked with a need for accuracy and inventiveness, it wasn't a stretch

for me. Before the RA, I travelled the world, including New England, and have

experienced almost all types of weather. I never experienced the 'flipping out'

of early evening but will pay attention to it and see if it may be something for

me to 'enjoy'. Maybe 'Loony' is fun!

Dennis

[ ] TO DENNIS THE WEATHERMAN

HAHA I CAN'T BELIEVE YOU DID ALL THAT WORK TO CHECK THE WEATHER AGAINST YOUR

ILLNESS/PAIN---HERE IN NEW ENGLAND YOUR TEST WOULD COME BACK POSITIVE BELIEVE

ME.MAYBE YOU HAVE SUNDOWNERS--NURSES LIKE ME CAN TELL YOU THAT AS THE SUN SETS

THE LOONEYS GET LOONIER.......PATIENTS WHO ARE CALM ALL DAY START FLIPPING OUT

AROUND 4 PM---THEN WHEN IT GETS REALLY BAD YOU LOOK OUTSIDE AND SURE ENOUGH

THERE IS A FULL MOON HAHA.......LYNN

[Guest guest]

Hubby, who is a Meteorologist, has finally come to believe my " body

forecast " over the Computer Models. Yup, my whole body swells and

actually pulsates with pain as a Low Pressure System deepens, and I'm

talking about a Low Pressure System over a hundred miles away. I know

I don't have to tell you how much it hurts. Until the Weather System

gets to where I am, then, as the wind, rain or snow comes, I actually

feel better.

Well, sometimes being " Loony " can be fun, if one is very intelligent

and has a good sense of humor to start out with

So, here's the " Chicken or Egg " question, now that I have been

diagnosed by 3 count 'em 3 Psychiatrists with Severe Depression,

Anxiety, and Dissociative Disorder.

Which came first, the " loony " or the Autoimmune Disease? Oh, yes, and

I am actually glad to read from many folks that their blood tests

keep changing. So do mine.

For years my titers for Lupus and RA have been borderline or just

over the line and so it depends on which doc I go to. Some Docs say

" Close is enough for me " and some Docs say " Close only counts in

horse shoes and hand grenades " .

Alice

http://maryalaska.blogspot.com/

On Jan 14, 2006, at 11:20 AM, Dennis W wrote:

> I really did all that work. I always try to learn something new,

> and since I've always worked with a need for accuracy and

> inventiveness, it wasn't a stretch for me. Before the RA, I

> travelled the world, including New England, and have experienced

> almost all types of weather. I never experienced the 'flipping out'

> of early evening but will pay attention to it and see if it may be

> something for me to 'enjoy'. Maybe 'Loony' is fun!

>

> Dennis

> [ ] TO DENNIS THE WEATHERMAN

>

>

> HAHA I CAN'T BELIEVE YOU DID ALL THAT WORK TO CHECK THE WEATHER

> AGAINST YOUR

> ILLNESS/PAIN---HERE IN NEW ENGLAND YOUR TEST WOULD COME BACK

> POSITIVE BELIEVE

> ME.MAYBE YOU HAVE SUNDOWNERS--NURSES LIKE ME CAN TELL YOU THAT AS

> THE SUN SETS

> THE LOONEYS GET LOONIER.......PATIENTS WHO ARE CALM ALL DAY START

> FLIPPING OUT

> AROUND 4 PM---THEN WHEN IT GETS REALLY BAD YOU LOOK OUTSIDE AND

> SURE ENOUGH

> THERE IS A FULL MOON HAHA.......LYNN

>

>

>