nne and kids helping out.... (was) pain dr.

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You must be so proud of your kids, nne! Way to go mom!! My kids always had household chores to do and did their old laundry by the time they were 10. We hung clothes on the line and they learned to do it right. (I'm a tad OCD about the clothes being hung out right:) Both my son and daughter were working by they time they were 16. Before 16 my daughter babysat and my son was already helping his uncle in the cactus business. My grandkids have regular household chores too. Their mom is at work all day and I can't do it all so they must help out. They clean the living room, parlor, bathroom, kitchen and laundry room every day. I do the dishes every day and do some of the cooking--I'm not totally lazy:)Kids are like

adults--we are all happier if we have a purpose in life.hugs SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To: mserslife Sent: Wed, May 25, 2011 5:12:56 PMSubject: RE: pain dr.

I'm with you . My kids when they were young all had to make their own beds, on weekends they each had a job to do in the house and each week it was different. The boys mowed lawns and did handyman work for a neighbor and one of them washed dishes along with his sister, at the local VFW on Sat. Our daughter baby sat and washed the dishes at the VFW. Those jobs they picked out on their own. Plus the boys were in the Boy Scouts, at ages 16 and 17 joined the local volunteer ambulance and fire dept. Before they turned 18 each of them made the rank of Eagle Scout which is the highest a Boy Scout can get. All 3 were Students of the Year in high school at their vocational school they attend for 1/2 day as part of their regular schooling. One son in electronics, one son for auto mechanics, and our daughter was for office work. Can't remember the exact wording for hers. Our 7 almost 8 yr old granddaughter surprises Daddy and cleans the house a lot of

Fridays and surprises him when he gets home from shopping. Granted she may not do the job of an adult but she does pretty dang good. The only thing he has ever required of her was to keep her room clean. When they visit here, she goes under the kitchen cabinet and looks for the duster and comes out and dusts! Not that its dusty cause I clean ever week but she loves to do it :-)My mother was an alcoholic and I did a lot of the house work. By age 9 In was ironing my fathers shirts. When you are 9 yrs old ironing a size 17 1/2 shirt seemed like ironing a king size bed sheet! LOL I would also do some of the cleaning. To me there is NO excuse for kids not to help out at home.HugsnneTo the world you might be one person, but to one person you just might be the world""May the Lord Bless you and keep you,May the Lord Make his face shine upon you, and give you Peace...Forever"Breast Cancer Patients Soul Mates for

Lifehttp://breastcancerpatientssoulmatesforlife.bravehost.com/ Anxiety Depression and Breast Cancerhttp://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/AnxietyDepressionandBreastCancerAngel Feather Loomerwww.angelfeatherloomer.blogspot.comThe Cancer Clubwww.cancerclub.com> pain dr.> > Hi all,> Still with the TN pain. I'm wondering if anyone has had experience with> pain> doctors. My neuro simply is raising my baclofen, but I can already (at 15> mgs) start to feel sleepy. I'm thinking an appt with one might prove to> be> helpful, but wanted to know what ya'll thought.> I'm still doing the computer training, but find it exceedingly difficult> to> focus with the pain, and with the meds making me sleepy. Planning on> giving> to the instructor the word, 'trigeminal neuralgia' so she can look it up> and> see what I'm suffering with. Maybe she'll understand...especially when I> make those grimacing faces at her! lol.> love you all, with gentle hugs,>

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amen Sharon, a purpose is so vital!To: MSersLife Sent: Wed, May 25, 2011 8:38:39 PMSubject: nne and kids helping out.... (was) pain dr.

You must be so proud of your kids, nne! Way to go mom!! My kids always had household chores to do and did their old laundry by the time they were 10. We hung clothes on the line and they learned to do it right. (I'm a tad OCD about the clothes being hung out right:) Both my son and daughter were working by they time they were 16. Before 16 my daughter babysat and my son was already helping his uncle in the cactus business. My grandkids have regular household chores too. Their mom is at work all day and I can't do it all so they must help out. They clean the living room, parlor, bathroom, kitchen and laundry room every day. I do the dishes every day and do some of the cooking--I'm not totally lazy:)Kids are like

adults--we are all happier if we have a purpose in life.hugs SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To: mserslife Sent: Wed, May 25, 2011 5:12:56 PMSubject: RE: pain dr.

I'm with you . My kids when they were young all had to make their own beds, on weekends they each had a job to do in the house and each week it was different. The boys mowed lawns and did handyman work for a neighbor and one of them washed dishes along with his sister, at the local VFW on Sat. Our daughter baby sat and washed the dishes at the VFW. Those jobs they picked out on their own. Plus the boys were in the Boy Scouts, at ages 16 and 17 joined the local volunteer ambulance and fire dept. Before they turned 18 each of them made the rank of Eagle Scout which is the highest a Boy Scout can get. All 3 were Students of the Year in high school at their vocational school they attend for 1/2 day as part of their regular schooling. One son in electronics, one son for auto mechanics, and our daughter was for office work. Can't remember the exact wording for hers. Our 7 almost 8 yr old granddaughter surprises Daddy and cleans the house a lot of

Fridays and surprises him when he gets home from shopping. Granted she may not do the job of an adult but she does pretty dang good. The only thing he has ever required of her was to keep her room clean. When they visit here, she goes under the kitchen cabinet and looks for the duster and comes out and dusts! Not that its dusty cause I clean ever week but she loves to do it :-)My mother was an alcoholic and I did a lot of the house work. By age 9 In was ironing my fathers shirts. When you are 9 yrs old ironing a size 17 1/2 shirt seemed like ironing a king size bed sheet! LOL I would also do some of the cleaning. To me there is NO excuse for kids not to help out at home.HugsnneTo the world you might be one person, but to one person you just might be the world""May the Lord Bless you and keep you,May the Lord Make his face shine upon you, and give you Peace...Forever"Breast Cancer Patients Soul Mates for

Lifehttp://breastcancerpatientssoulmatesforlife.bravehost.com/ Anxiety Depression and Breast Cancerhttp://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/AnxietyDepressionandBreastCancerAngel Feather Loomerwww.angelfeatherloomer.blogspot.comThe Cancer Clubwww.cancerclub.com> pain dr.> > Hi all,> Still with the TN pain. I'm wondering if anyone has had experience with> pain> doctors. My neuro simply is raising my baclofen, but I can already (at 15> mgs) start to feel sleepy. I'm thinking an appt with one might prove to> be> helpful, but wanted to know what ya'll thought.> I'm still doing the computer training, but find it exceedingly difficult> to> focus with the pain, and with the meds making me sleepy. Planning on> giving> to the instructor the word, 'trigeminal neuralgia' so she can

look it up> and> see what I'm suffering with. Maybe she'll understand...especially when I> make those grimacing faces at her! lol.> love you all, with gentle hugs,>

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OCD about laundry on the line

outside??? LOL.. yup.. towels have to be hung a certain way, and

from the largest to the smallest... all the underwear in the

same direction.. yup.. been there, done that.. quit hanging

clothes on the line when they were stained and there might be a

chance that my mother would stop by and see them (even though

NOBODY else could see them unless they walked into my back yard

-- quite embarrassing the day I decided I wanted no tan lines on

my back... so with the backyard being totally out of sight of

anyone anywhere I took off my top.. only to have my

brother-in-law, who happened to be a Baptist Minister, walk

around the corner of my house!)

I got the laundry OCD from my mother.. same with curtain and

window blinds all having to be on the same angle.. But the

funniest story she ever told was when she and my aunt hung

laundry out together.. and my dad & uncle both wore the same

brand & same size of undies.. and my aunt exclaimed.. "How

are we ever going to tell who the underwear belonged to -- aunt

was every bit as anal as my mother about whiteness of whites --

and my mother walked over to the underwear on the line, turned

the "pouch" inside out and showed my aunt exactly how!... My

mother was even more anal than my aunt.. My mother would turn

that "pouch" inside out and clean out the fuzz/lint that would

collect there!..

Unfortunately, after my mother told me that story.. I HAD to

start doing the same!!

As for my kids working at 16.. nnnnn.. nope.. but that would

have been my own fault.. Rule #1 in the house.. you don't get a

driver's license until you've got a job to pay the increase in

the auto insurance.. though I was willing to take them around

and put in the applications and get them to interviews and get

them back and forth to work until they did earn their license..

The boys just decided they didn't need to drive.. they had

enough friends that had parents who didn't mind that huge jump

in insurance premiums.. and gave their kids their money &

the cars.. so the boys didn't HAVE to drive to get where they

wanted to go

Earl was 22 before he got his license & Bud was 27 when he

got his.. doesn't mean that they weren't driving before then..

they just weren't driving MY cars..

[sidebar -- I'm listening/watching the live trial of Casey

... defense just slipped one right on by the State's

Attorney without objection -- they asked the witness if he had

any information about the day Caylee drowned -- cause of death

was never proven by forensics but defense contends that she did

in fact drown, and then the dysfunction of the family set in...

thus causing all this ruckus]

HUGS

|)onna

You must be so proud of your kids, nne!

Way to go mom!!

My kids always had household chores to do and did their old

laundry by the time they were 10. We hung clothes on the line

and they learned to do it right. (I'm a tad OCD about the

clothes being hung out right:) Both my son and daughter were

working by they time they were 16. Before 16 my daughter

babysat and my son was already helping his uncle in the cactus

business. My grandkids have regular household chores too.

Their mom is at work all day and I can't do it all so they must

help out. They clean the living room, parlor, bathroom, kitchen

and laundry room every day. I do the dishes every day and do

some of the cooking--I'm not totally lazy:)

Kids are like adults--we are all happier if we have a purpose in

life.

hugs

Sharon

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The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its

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From:

nne Svihlik

To:

mserslife

Sent: Wed,

May 25, 2011 5:12:56 PM

Subject:

RE: pain dr.

I'm with you . My kids when they were young all had to

make their own beds, on weekends they each had a job to do

in the house and each week it was different. The boys mowed

lawns and did handyman work for a neighbor and one of them

washed dishes along with his sister, at the local VFW on

Sat. Our daughter baby sat and washed the dishes at the VFW.

Those jobs they picked out on their own. Plus the boys were

in the Boy Scouts, at ages 16 and 17 joined the local

volunteer ambulance and fire dept. Before they turned 18

each of them made the rank of Eagle Scout which is the

highest a Boy Scout can get. All 3 were Students of the Year

in high school at their vocational school they attend for

1/2 day as part of their regular schooling. One son in

electronics, one son for auto mechanics, and our daughter

was for office work. Can't remember the exact wording for

hers.

Our 7 almost 8 yr old granddaughter surprises Daddy and

cleans the house a lot of Fridays and surprises him when he

gets home from shopping. Granted she may not do the job of

an adult but she does pretty dang good. The only thing he

has ever required of her was to keep her room clean. When

they visit here, she goes under the kitchen cabinet and

looks for the duster and comes out and dusts! Not that its

dusty cause I clean ever week but she loves to do it :-)

My mother was an alcoholic and I did a lot of the house

work. By age 9 In was ironing my fathers shirts. When you

are 9 yrs old ironing a size 17 1/2 shirt seemed like

ironing a king size bed sheet! LOL I would also do some of

the cleaning. To me there is NO excuse for kids not to help

out at home.

Hugs

nne

To the world you might be one person, but to one person you

just might be the world"

"May the Lord Bless you and keep you,

May the Lord Make his face shine upon you, and give you

Peace...Forever"

Breast Cancer Patients Soul Mates for Life

http://breastcancerpatientssoulmatesforlife.bravehost.com/

Anxiety Depression and Breast Cancer

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/AnxietyDepressionandBreastCancer

Angel Feather Loomer

www.angelfeatherloomer.blogspot.com

The Cancer Club

www.cancerclub.com

> pain dr.

>

> Hi all,

> Still with the TN pain. I'm wondering if anyone has had

experience with

> pain

> doctors. My neuro simply is raising my baclofen, but I

can already (at 15

> mgs) start to feel sleepy. I'm thinking an appt with

one might prove to

> be

> helpful, but wanted to know what ya'll thought.

> I'm still doing the computer training, but find it

exceedingly difficult

> to

> focus with the pain, and with the meds making me

sleepy. Planning on

> giving

> to the instructor the word, 'trigeminal neuralgia' so

she can look it up

> and

> see what I'm suffering with. Maybe she'll

understand...especially when I

> make those grimacing faces at her! lol.

> love you all, with gentle hugs,

> Kate

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