Guest guest Posted August 19, 1999 Report Share Posted August 19, 1999 In a message dated 08/19/1999 10:04:54 PM Eastern Daylight Time, RTI2264@... writes: << Today I noticed something different. My hands, and arms are red. Doesn't hurt or anything, I'm just red. Has anyone else experience this? I >> Rene I get that too also my legs and soles of my feet. doc said not to worry about it Angie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 19, 1999 Report Share Posted August 19, 1999 In a message dated 08/19/1999 10:35:50 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Rlr1999@... writes: << As long as you spell funk right. We are doing ok. : ) >> true true oh so true Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 20, 1999 Report Share Posted August 20, 1999 Well Lu, I don't know either, but if you find out, let me know. LOL As for the stupid thing you did, I can beat it!! Today, Friday, I got dressed (I thought) and went into the bathroom to do the makeup and hair and something just didn't " feel " right. Did the makeup and hair and sprayed deodorant in my hair instead of hair spray. Not a problem!!! My hair won't stink today right? Well, walk to kitchen, something didn't " feel " right and drank more Dr Pepper (my coffee in the morning), took my meds, gave the dogs their meds and went to bathroom (literally). Found out then that I forgot to put on my underwear!!! OK, go redress (include underwear this time) and kiss dogs, cats, daughter (not in that order) and get into van to go and noticed everything was very blurry. Scared me, then stopped panicking and went through routine again. OK, forgot underwear, sprayed deodorant in hair and also forgot contact lenses!!!! Pulled back into driveway, went back to bathroom, put in my eyes and made it to work, 15 minutes late, but without any problems!!!! Friday was straight down hill from there!!!! LOL So my dear friend, you're not alone!!!!!! >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> LOL Well, I don't even know what a moderator is ? LOL must less spell anything? LOL I have got to tell you what stupid thing I did today, of course I shouldn't even tell it. I got up and dressed and went to town to run errands, came back home and went into the bathroom and briefly looking in the mirror noticed I had put my shirt on inside out today. LOL I kept wondering when I was in town why everyone kept looking at me strange, lol suddenly I knew the answer. lol Lu Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 8, 2000 Report Share Posted February 8, 2000 Kathleen, When do you fly out for your visit with Dr. H.? I thought it was this week, but seeing you write emails makes me wonder if it is next week.. Katy (Mom to , 27 pounds, 35.5 " , Zantac, Periactin, GHT (soon), 3 years old). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 30, 2003 Report Share Posted December 30, 2003 > Hi Ann, > > We live the same scenario, although I am in the mother in my case. My > mother (the grandmother) keeps trying to pick up the pieces for C because I > now have no contact with her. When we did have contact she was extremely > verbally abusive and I was the target. I've been this route also. My daughter lived for a very brief, short stint of time w/my mom. My mom and her husband could NOT deal w/her, not at all......especially when ...... subsequent to my mom and her husband setting down some rules, K claimed that my mom's husband touched her *inappropriately*. Thus, ended her stint at my mom's place. She could no longer live in my household (me, the mom and also her bio dad here in this household) because she was verbally abusive, wouldn't follow rules, wouldn't take her meds, threatened physical violence ..... regularly. My husband's mom took her in and it was hell, for all of us. I knew that my mil wouldn't be able to handle her but there was no telling her that. She had to try it for herself. She soon found out that it was WAY more than she could deal with and thus began the K's rotation through many assisted living facilities, along w/a short stint of living in the streets (because of her refusal to even live w/the rules of the facilities where she was placed). I will tell you that she (K) has exhausted every avenue as far as family members who will take her in. They all know, now, she is/was too much for them to handle. K now lives in her very own trailer (a dump, dump, dump of a trailer) and she is very happy. Her lifestyle still causes me to cringe ...... but she's happy and staying, for the most part, w/in the confines of the law, etc. It wasn't until she bumped her noggin on the bottom several times though ...... that she learned to 1) take her medication regularly (which she does do now, for the most part) and 2) lay low and don't create so much havoc in every direction and everything will go somewhat smoother for you, 3) keep any and all appts. w/clinicians. Those things she is finally doing and we are thrilled. That is saying a LOT for her. It's a hard thing to watch someone you love and care for so dearly take such a hard route, terribly hard. But, I firmly believe, necessary in some cases. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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