Guest guest Posted February 21, 2008 Report Share Posted February 21, 2008 Thank you so much , Your support is appreciated. I had already said in my last post to her that I was done. I don't need this at all. I read what she wrote below and deleted it right away. I would never get through to someone who can write what she did here anyway. There is a bitterness that is guiding her it seems. I only wanted to try to explain that there are nice ways to say to people that you have an easier time of things without trying to make it seem as if others did not try the same way she does. Instead of saying " I can handle things better than others. " , she could have said that she is sure everyone is handling what they are going through the best that they can and that the ways she is doing it are working for her. She could have offerred advice or support to those that are worse off than her, instead of bragging about her great life without even mentioning what she hoped for others or how badly she felt that others didn't have this in their lives. Oh well. I had already chosen to stop and told her so. If she wants to keep going I will just continue to delete. I'm glad she has an easy life. I just wish she cared about the lives of other people. I leave at noon for my second day of chemo. I was toilet hugging most of the night last night and am either flaring, having the fibro flu or it's the chemo, but I fell lousy today. Probably won't be much better tonight. We'll see. At least it a blessing to have my daughter and my cousin rotating staying over with me and they were both here last night, bossing me around. I welcomed their presence, bossy or not, as I live alone and it was great just hearing their voices. Thank you again for your kind words, Blessed be, Marti wrote: Alright this has gone far enough, if you ingnore people like her than why can't you drop it. She is going through hell right now and doesn't need anyone badgering her, now please let it go! > > > > I've just gotten back from my first day of chemo for bone cancer > and have spent most of my time in the bathroom. Yes I am having meds > put by IV into my body and yes it is scaring me to death, but it is > what I have to do to maybe get better. I think I handle that as well > as you would. > > > > Being on line here is one of the relaxing things I do and came > here to make me feel better. > > > > I couldn't believe that this post was sitting right in front of > me when I logged on. > > Why can't you let anything rest? > > Why do you have to continually try to prove that you are better > than the rest of us? > > How do you know that you deal with things differently than > others? A direct quote from you. > > How do you know how others deal with things? Do you even care? > Or just talk about you. > > Why do you have to repeat yourself and say again that you have > great health insurance? Do you enjoy making others feel badly. You > must or you wouldn't keep bragging about how well you handle your > life and deal so much better with everything than others do. > > > > Just stop it already. > > > > There was a beautiful, useful string going on that I read about > hobbies, crafts and books and other things people are doing to help > them distract themselves from the terrible pain they are in. Join in > on something like that and stop telling us how you control you life > so well with no meds and with your water aerobics. Say something to > make people feel better about their lives for a change. > > > > Marti > > > > Goodness! I finally am able to get able to the website and what I > find is that there are several people people who are not very happy > with other things that are being causing a great deal of distress to > other members. All I wanted to do was come on, say that I had had my > first deep tissue massage in quite some time, and I could not believe > the knots that my old therapist found over my entire body! It was > great when she did some more gentle work on my head, but I could not > believe what she AND I discovered when she had me rollover onto my > back. She started at the top and worked her way slowing down each > side and I had told her she could go as deep as she felt would be > benefical! I am so glad I went but while I was laying on that table, > I could easily have screamed, but rather than doing that I keep > trying to tell the pain to GO AWAY! That was a trick my first > therapist had me do --- only I didn't have to do so quietly as > Jackie's massage suite had no one else the building so I could yell > at the pain. > The unfortunately part of this day was that my husband had a dental > appointment this afternoon with the dentist and then Weight Watchers > and we had planned to go to dinner for the first time in a number of > weeks. My body was really still feeling the effects of the massage -- > which I know is a part of a massage, just that it had been sometime > since I had had a deep tissue massage and my body was in the > condition it was in! And as was working on my body, I realized > that the stress I have felt since I reported my uncle to the local > elder abuse about a month before my aunt died. And then more > recently the death of my very dear friend --- in that situation, I > have so much anger toward her husband and all of those things have > contributed to the pain I have been experiencing. So, I am going > again next week for another massage and I think that both of the > recent deaths and my angry that is masking my grief. > Now, I am sorry that the messages I have read here have gotten so > many people so upset. And Marti, I do believe that your position > about someone who doesn't take medicine and whatever else may have > been in the emails that I skimmed, because it seems that one person > appears to believe they know what the rest of us go through and how > hard we try to cope with the hand life has dealt us. I know this > site is one I turn to so that I can find how others might be dealing > with the conditions they are dealing with. > So, Marti! I for one, support you in your stand! > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > --------------------------------- > > Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage.> > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 21, 2008 Report Share Posted February 21, 2008 Hi Marti, I was reading your letter to Darlene, I just love hearing about your time with your grandson it reminds me that thier were better days when the boys were little. I love all of the movies you mentioned, my oldest used to love Never Ending Story when he was little. I miss those days and am so looking forward to my little grandaughter(Kylie)getting a little older. That's if my son doesn't scare her mother off....... Tell your daughter to go get some reading material laminated for the bathroom.{joking}I know there is no way you can concentrate enough to read while that is going on. I'm so glad you have family there with you, alot of us are there with you in spirit. Hang in there. , > > > > > > I've just gotten back from my first day of chemo for bone cancer > > and have spent most of my time in the bathroom. Yes I am having > meds > > put by IV into my body and yes it is scaring me to death, but it > is > > what I have to do to maybe get better. I think I handle that as > well > > as you would. > > > > > > Being on line here is one of the relaxing things I do and came > > here to make me feel better. > > > > > > I couldn't believe that this post was sitting right in front > of > > me when I logged on. > > > Why can't you let anything rest? > > > Why do you have to continually try to prove that you are > better > > than the rest of us? > > > How do you know that you deal with things differently than > > others? A direct quote from you. > > > How do you know how others deal with things? Do you even > care? > > Or just talk about you. > > > Why do you have to repeat yourself and say again that you have > > great health insurance? Do you enjoy making others feel badly. > You > > must or you wouldn't keep bragging about how well you handle your > > life and deal so much better with everything than others do. > > > > > > Just stop it already. > > > > > > There was a beautiful, useful string going on that I read > about > > hobbies, crafts and books and other things people are doing to > help > > them distract themselves from the terrible pain they are in. Join > in > > on something like that and stop telling us how you control you > life > > so well with no meds and with your water aerobics. Say something > to > > make people feel better about their lives for a change. > > > > > > Marti > > > > > > Goodness! I finally am able to get able to the website and what > I > > find is that there are several people people who are not very > happy > > with other things that are being causing a great deal of distress > to > > other members. All I wanted to do was come on, say that I had had > my > > first deep tissue massage in quite some time, and I could not > believe > > the knots that my old therapist found over my entire body! It was > > great when she did some more gentle work on my head, but I could > not > > believe what she AND I discovered when she had me rollover onto my > > back. She started at the top and worked her way slowing down each > > side and I had told her she could go as deep as she felt would be > > benefical! I am so glad I went but while I was laying on that > table, > > I could easily have screamed, but rather than doing that I keep > > trying to tell the pain to GO AWAY! That was a trick my first > > therapist had me do --- only I didn't have to do so quietly as > > Jackie's massage suite had no one else the building so I could > yell > > at the pain. > > The unfortunately part of this day was that my husband had a > dental > > appointment this afternoon with the dentist and then Weight > Watchers > > and we had planned to go to dinner for the first time in a number > of > > weeks. My body was really still feeling the effects of the > massage -- > > which I know is a part of a massage, just that it had been > sometime > > since I had had a deep tissue massage and my body was in the > > condition it was in! And as was working on my body, I > realized > > that the stress I have felt since I reported my uncle to the local > > elder abuse about a month before my aunt died. And then more > > recently the death of my very dear friend --- in that situation, I > > have so much anger toward her husband and all of those things have > > contributed to the pain I have been experiencing. So, I am going > > again next week for another massage and I think that both of the > > recent deaths and my angry that is masking my grief. > > Now, I am sorry that the messages I have read here have gotten so > > many people so upset. And Marti, I do believe that your position > > about someone who doesn't take medicine and whatever else may have > > been in the emails that I skimmed, because it seems that one > person > > appears to believe they know what the rest of us go through and > how > > hard we try to cope with the hand life has dealt us. I know this > > site is one I turn to so that I can find how others might be > dealing > > with the conditions they are dealing with. > > So, Marti! I for one, support you in your stand! > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > --------------------------------- > > > Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage.> > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 21, 2008 Report Share Posted February 21, 2008 Hi , Thank you so much. My grandchildren are the joys in my life right now (along with my kids, I guess I should say). But they are so sweet and mischevious at the ages they are now. Brady is 3 and he is more of a go getter than Jack is and much harder to take care of. I was secretely glad that he didn't want to come because he's afraid of cats, because Jack is so easy going and will help out with getting things from upstairs and stuff. Aidan is still so much fun to watch because he is 10 months and that is just an adorable age. He is pulling up and walking around holding on to things and it is so funny when he reaches way out to try to catch hold of something that is just beyond his grasp and so he falls on his tummy and starts laughing, but jumps right back up again and does the same thing. I just love it that they like to come over here. They made me a sign that says Camp Nana. Of course Mommy stays while the other two are here. Jack has his own bed in the his bedroom (also known as 's (my son) room, the guest room and the other room). The room is obviously more Jack's room because it is decorated in pirate and dragon stuff all around. Even to tourettes over his bed and a 6 1/2 ft dragon with wings. He loves it up there. There's another bed in there too and when we have sleep overs I sleep in there with him and we play and read books until he falls asleep. (And then I turn out the lights and fall asleep right after him.) Today was worse than yesterday, but I think that was to be expected. I was flarring and feeling lousy even before it started. But as long as I am peaceful, typing is relaxing for me. I'm one of those who learned how to type in the old ages so I can type without looking at anything and just relax. (Jack was amazed that I could type and talk to him at the same time.) Thank you for the well wishes. They are appreciated very much. Marti wrote: Hi Marti, I was reading your letter to Darlene, I just love hearing about your time with your grandson it reminds me that thier were better days when the boys were little. I love all of the movies you mentioned, my oldest used to love Never Ending Story when he was little. I miss those days and am so looking forward to my little grandaughter(Kylie)getting a little older. That's if my son doesn't scare her mother off....... Tell your daughter to go get some reading material laminated for the bathroom.{joking}I know there is no way you can concentrate enough to read while that is going on. I'm so glad you have family there with you, alot of us are there with you in spirit. Hang in there. , > > > > > > I've just gotten back from my first day of chemo for bone cancer > > and have spent most of my time in the bathroom. Yes I am having > meds > > put by IV into my body and yes it is scaring me to death, but it > is > > what I have to do to maybe get better. I think I handle that as > well > > as you would. > > > > > > Being on line here is one of the relaxing things I do and came > > here to make me feel better. > > > > > > I couldn't believe that this post was sitting right in front > of > > me when I logged on. > > > Why can't you let anything rest? > > > Why do you have to continually try to prove that you are > better > > than the rest of us? > > > How do you know that you deal with things differently than > > others? A direct quote from you. > > > How do you know how others deal with things? Do you even > care? > > Or just talk about you. > > > Why do you have to repeat yourself and say again that you have > > great health insurance? Do you enjoy making others feel badly. > You > > must or you wouldn't keep bragging about how well you handle your > > life and deal so much better with everything than others do. > > > > > > Just stop it already. > > > > > > There was a beautiful, useful string going on that I read > about > > hobbies, crafts and books and other things people are doing to > help > > them distract themselves from the terrible pain they are in. Join > in > > on something like that and stop telling us how you control you > life > > so well with no meds and with your water aerobics. Say something > to > > make people feel better about their lives for a change. > > > > > > Marti > > > > > > Goodness! I finally am able to get able to the website and what > I > > find is that there are several people people who are not very > happy > > with other things that are being causing a great deal of distress > to > > other members. All I wanted to do was come on, say that I had had > my > > first deep tissue massage in quite some time, and I could not > believe > > the knots that my old therapist found over my entire body! It was > > great when she did some more gentle work on my head, but I could > not > > believe what she AND I discovered when she had me rollover onto my > > back. She started at the top and worked her way slowing down each > > side and I had told her she could go as deep as she felt would be > > benefical! I am so glad I went but while I was laying on that > table, > > I could easily have screamed, but rather than doing that I keep > > trying to tell the pain to GO AWAY! That was a trick my first > > therapist had me do --- only I didn't have to do so quietly as > > Jackie's massage suite had no one else the building so I could > yell > > at the pain. > > The unfortunately part of this day was that my husband had a > dental > > appointment this afternoon with the dentist and then Weight > Watchers > > and we had planned to go to dinner for the first time in a number > of > > weeks. My body was really still feeling the effects of the > massage -- > > which I know is a part of a massage, just that it had been > sometime > > since I had had a deep tissue massage and my body was in the > > condition it was in! And as was working on my body, I > realized > > that the stress I have felt since I reported my uncle to the local > > elder abuse about a month before my aunt died. And then more > > recently the death of my very dear friend --- in that situation, I > > have so much anger toward her husband and all of those things have > > contributed to the pain I have been experiencing. So, I am going > > again next week for another massage and I think that both of the > > recent deaths and my angry that is masking my grief. > > Now, I am sorry that the messages I have read here have gotten so > > many people so upset. And Marti, I do believe that your position > > about someone who doesn't take medicine and whatever else may have > > been in the emails that I skimmed, because it seems that one > person > > appears to believe they know what the rest of us go through and > how > > hard we try to cope with the hand life has dealt us. I know this > > site is one I turn to so that I can find how others might be > dealing > > with the conditions they are dealing with. > > So, Marti! I for one, support you in your stand! > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > --------------------------------- > > > Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage.> > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 21, 2008 Report Share Posted February 21, 2008 Hi , Thank you so much. My grandchildren are the joys in my life right now (along with my kids, I guess I should say). But they are so sweet and mischevious at the ages they are now. Brady is 3 and he is more of a go getter than Jack is and much harder to take care of. I was secretely glad that he didn't want to come because he's afraid of cats, because Jack is so easy going and will help out with getting things from upstairs and stuff. Aidan is still so much fun to watch because he is 10 months and that is just an adorable age. He is pulling up and walking around holding on to things and it is so funny when he reaches way out to try to catch hold of something that is just beyond his grasp and so he falls on his tummy and starts laughing, but jumps right back up again and does the same thing. I just love it that they like to come over here. They made me a sign that says Camp Nana. Of course Mommy stays while the other two are here. Jack has his own bed in the his bedroom (also known as 's (my son) room, the guest room and the other room). The room is obviously more Jack's room because it is decorated in pirate and dragon stuff all around. Even to tourettes over his bed and a 6 1/2 ft dragon with wings. He loves it up there. There's another bed in there too and when we have sleep overs I sleep in there with him and we play and read books until he falls asleep. (And then I turn out the lights and fall asleep right after him.) Today was worse than yesterday, but I think that was to be expected. I was flarring and feeling lousy even before it started. But as long as I am peaceful, typing is relaxing for me. I'm one of those who learned how to type in the old ages so I can type without looking at anything and just relax. (Jack was amazed that I could type and talk to him at the same time.) Thank you for the well wishes. They are appreciated very much. Marti wrote: Hi Marti, I was reading your letter to Darlene, I just love hearing about your time with your grandson it reminds me that thier were better days when the boys were little. I love all of the movies you mentioned, my oldest used to love Never Ending Story when he was little. I miss those days and am so looking forward to my little grandaughter(Kylie)getting a little older. That's if my son doesn't scare her mother off....... Tell your daughter to go get some reading material laminated for the bathroom.{joking}I know there is no way you can concentrate enough to read while that is going on. I'm so glad you have family there with you, alot of us are there with you in spirit. Hang in there. , > > > > > > I've just gotten back from my first day of chemo for bone cancer > > and have spent most of my time in the bathroom. Yes I am having > meds > > put by IV into my body and yes it is scaring me to death, but it > is > > what I have to do to maybe get better. I think I handle that as > well > > as you would. > > > > > > Being on line here is one of the relaxing things I do and came > > here to make me feel better. > > > > > > I couldn't believe that this post was sitting right in front > of > > me when I logged on. > > > Why can't you let anything rest? > > > Why do you have to continually try to prove that you are > better > > than the rest of us? > > > How do you know that you deal with things differently than > > others? A direct quote from you. > > > How do you know how others deal with things? Do you even > care? > > Or just talk about you. > > > Why do you have to repeat yourself and say again that you have > > great health insurance? Do you enjoy making others feel badly. > You > > must or you wouldn't keep bragging about how well you handle your > > life and deal so much better with everything than others do. > > > > > > Just stop it already. > > > > > > There was a beautiful, useful string going on that I read > about > > hobbies, crafts and books and other things people are doing to > help > > them distract themselves from the terrible pain they are in. Join > in > > on something like that and stop telling us how you control you > life > > so well with no meds and with your water aerobics. Say something > to > > make people feel better about their lives for a change. > > > > > > Marti > > > > > > Goodness! I finally am able to get able to the website and what > I > > find is that there are several people people who are not very > happy > > with other things that are being causing a great deal of distress > to > > other members. All I wanted to do was come on, say that I had had > my > > first deep tissue massage in quite some time, and I could not > believe > > the knots that my old therapist found over my entire body! It was > > great when she did some more gentle work on my head, but I could > not > > believe what she AND I discovered when she had me rollover onto my > > back. She started at the top and worked her way slowing down each > > side and I had told her she could go as deep as she felt would be > > benefical! I am so glad I went but while I was laying on that > table, > > I could easily have screamed, but rather than doing that I keep > > trying to tell the pain to GO AWAY! That was a trick my first > > therapist had me do --- only I didn't have to do so quietly as > > Jackie's massage suite had no one else the building so I could > yell > > at the pain. > > The unfortunately part of this day was that my husband had a > dental > > appointment this afternoon with the dentist and then Weight > Watchers > > and we had planned to go to dinner for the first time in a number > of > > weeks. My body was really still feeling the effects of the > massage -- > > which I know is a part of a massage, just that it had been > sometime > > since I had had a deep tissue massage and my body was in the > > condition it was in! And as was working on my body, I > realized > > that the stress I have felt since I reported my uncle to the local > > elder abuse about a month before my aunt died. And then more > > recently the death of my very dear friend --- in that situation, I > > have so much anger toward her husband and all of those things have > > contributed to the pain I have been experiencing. So, I am going > > again next week for another massage and I think that both of the > > recent deaths and my angry that is masking my grief. > > Now, I am sorry that the messages I have read here have gotten so > > many people so upset. And Marti, I do believe that your position > > about someone who doesn't take medicine and whatever else may have > > been in the emails that I skimmed, because it seems that one > person > > appears to believe they know what the rest of us go through and > how > > hard we try to cope with the hand life has dealt us. I know this > > site is one I turn to so that I can find how others might be > dealing > > with the conditions they are dealing with. > > So, Marti! I for one, support you in your stand! > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > --------------------------------- > > > Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage.> > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 22, 2008 Report Share Posted February 22, 2008 Marti, my heart is right there with you. I cannot imagine the misery you are in. I could say I can imagine, but I cannot. Fibro alone is alot to deal with. But chemo and cancer,,,,my goodness. I am so glad you had a good time with the little grandson. Children are such a joy. (sometimes they can be a little irritating though if they are not in a good mood)... LOL. But it sounds like you had a perfect time with him. He is so lucky to have a grandma like you. I hope you have some kind of nausea meds to take to relieve some of that misery. I hope they help a little. Marti, you have always been so kind an so giving here at the site. What a wonderful strong woman you are. love and hugs, Debra V. Marti Boguski wrote: Hi Darlene, I hurt all over this morning, but my head is really hurting. I'm not sure if I'm flaring, having an episode of the fibro flu, with aches and pains everywhere and a low grade fever, have a cold, because I am freezing in a warm house with a sweat suit on, or it's just the effects of chemo. Last night I started burning up and sweating so who knows. I am sure that the toilet hugging is the chemo. Hey maybe I'll lose some weight. But then my clothes won't fit. I think the reading materials would get pretty messed up while I'm in the bathroom, but thank you for mentioning them. I leave again at noon. I will again have my daughter and cousin here with me tonight. One will leave to go home and one will stay. Can't remember which one has to go to work tomorrow. They have the schedule worked out. I am blessed to have them with me. It's so nice to hear them talking in the background and even bossing me around as they tell me to go to bed and get off the computer, like they did last night. I live alone so hearing people here is nice. My 6 y/o grandson was here Saturday through Tuesday and we played many, many games. I have a lot of them and he brought a few new ones he got for Christmas. We also watched movies at rest time. We watched an oldy but goody, The Never Ending Story and a new one The Last Mimsy (good one too) and the Chronicles of Narnia. Enjoyed them all. I particularly like the way we watched them. We were on the sofa covered in a guilt with LC my kitty on our laps, snuggling. That was great. It's also great to watch his enthusiam for things. We read books, some he read to me. We went on line to the Shining Stars website and played games and colored (I got him a Shining Star Monkey and named a star for him so we can enter the game area too.) It was really fun. He said he liked doing it sitting on my lap the best. I didn't love that at all. LOL It was a good way to prepare for the chemo and I am blessed that he wants to spend so much time with me. As for changing the subject. I am through with that subject. I would never get through to her anyway that there are nice ways to say things that don't hurt others feelings. I had received 15 e-mails asking for me to post something and so I did. When you are at a better place than someone else, or many someone elses, there are kind ways of asking about them and telling your story, but not disparaging how they are handling their lives. It would have been nice to say I guess I may be dealing with less that some of you rather than saying I handle things differently than you. There are nice ways to say almost anything. Anyway I'm done, that's for sure. I hope you are doing OK today and that you have fun with your new games. Thanks for writing. I think I said I leave again at noon so I appreciate any and all thoughts and prayers. Blessed be, Marti ddean228 wrote: Marti, Well now I don't have to ask how the first day of chemo went! Having had 2 aunts who went thru it for diff types of cancer, I know it affects every one differently. Does your fibro flare up or are you able to keep it at bay some? What size print should we type in to make it easier for you? I noticed that " all caps " is hard on the sarcoidisis so if I need to make an emphasis on something I'll try another route. I don't want anyone straining to read what I read, little as it is! Can you tell I'm trying to change the current subject? I think on some level we all deal with this beast where we are at. I am glad that is blessed enough that her DH makes a sufficient salary and that she can rely on some natural ways to deal with her pain, energy level, etc. I know there are others who are trying that route too (I do chiro, ion cleanse and reflexology and would do massage if my ins allowed it!) to help us with this beast. We all know that there are good and bad days. I'm in a bad cycle myself, mainly because I pushed and pushed myself too much earlier this week in an effort to be " done " for Thurs, Fri and Sat so maybe, just maybe, I can play a game with my kids this weekend (we bought some new board games - one is called " Nerdy Wordy " ; sounds fun huh?) as they sometimes both struggle with spelling and reading and I thought it would be a fun way to teach them. I have had to rely on my breakthrough meds a little more than I like, plus the asthma is trying to kick my butt too. The combination is making me cranky....lol. Anyhow, I said all that to say this. I don't believe blessings are being held back from others or that has such a better life than the rest of us; we all wax and wane and ebb and flow. I am glad her water aerobics help her - I need to check into that myself, but a big problem I have is overpowering scents and I'm afraid a commercial pool is going to be over-chlorinated. Marti, know that even as you hang out in your fav bathroom (that was a joke btw....lolol....do you need any reading material???), I will continually be lifting you in prayer. That the nausea ceases quickly, that the pain that may be flaring in you eases. And that you will know that you are being prayed for during this difficult time. (((Hugs))) Darlene P.S. I relooked at what you said about fixed incomes; it does make sense; I have a friend who is well-invested and she considers herself on a fixed income because of the checks they receive (which is true to a point) except what if you were never able to do that??? Like me??? I don't have that to " fall back on " ! > > I've just gotten back from my first day of chemo for bone cancer and have spent most of my time in the bathroom. Yes I am having meds put by IV into my body and yes it is scaring me to death, but it is what I have to do to maybe get better. I think I handle that as well as you would. > > Being on line here is one of the relaxing things I do and came here to make me feel better. > > There was a beautiful, useful string going on that I read about hobbies, crafts and books and other things people are doing to help them distract themselves from the terrible pain they are in. Join in on something like that and stop telling us how you control you life so well with no meds and with your water aerobics. Say something to make people feel better about their lives for a change. > > Marti > > > > > > > > > --------------------------------- Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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