Re: Judy.. thank you , and the group

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Judy I just got to your message as I was erasing over 1500 messages

that I knew I'd never get to read.

I had a blood clot in my lung over 1 year ago and I required no care

when I got home from the hospital. I just had to keep taking

coumadin and having it adjusted periodically. I'm not saying the

same holds true for your MIL but I had no problems. Mine was caused

by taking EVISTA so perhaps that makes a difference. I am no longer

on the coumadin and I had no side effects when I came home.

Margaret B

> Thank you

> What happens when the caretaker needs a caretaker. Now my Mom in

> law is in the hospital with a blood clot, went in new years eve. I

> don't know yet if she will need help when released. I may have

> both Moms to care for. It is my nature to care for others, I'm not

> complaining, it gives my life purpose to be there for others. Even

> as a kid I would rescue wild life and nurse them back to health,

> Still do.

> I also have a close friend that is having so many medical issues,

> PTSS, and alot of emotional issues, I try to be there for her

> also. But my shoulders are getting too much overload.

> I thank the group and you to have a place to unload. I

> guess I'm still in limbo as to when I can start lyrica. Thanks for

> listening.

> Judy

>

> john honeycutt wrote:

>

> Hi Judy, Yes it is wise to take slow @ 1st especially w/your

> responsabilities taking care of (I beleive you said your mother)

> It took me about a month to get over the side affects,double vision

> was the worse. My step dad passed away about 10mos. ago of

> alzheimers and it was a BIG responsability taking care of him so I

> can relate.

> GOD Bless YOU

> Judy ! ! ! . . . .....................................................

> .............

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