Re: Re: Ingrid and aaarrrggghhhhh

[Guest guest]

My son Dan is 18 and an excellent driver but he has to take and pass the

test. Ride around with them even if you are not teaching them. It is scary at

first but you get over it

Narice

[Guest guest]

My son Dan is 18 and an excellent driver but he has to take and pass the

test. Ride around with them even if you are not teaching them. It is scary at

first but you get over it

Narice

[Guest guest]

Trust him Dad they really do listen to us. And Nate don't you prove me wrong!

Narice

In a message dated 7/27/2005 2:09:09 PM Eastern Standard Time,

lwg_art@... writes:

Well Nate is doing okay. He has only made me scream once in fear of him

hitting a car because they always seem to veer to the right. The more they do

it

the better they get.

After dealing with all the scenario's of Janet's illness of which we have

survived now we pace ourselves with dealing with a 16 year old son learning to

drive, the fear of teenage pregnancies because I have a good idea what he and

his girlfreind are doing(and yes we have spoken often about sex education)

and a daughter that is reaching puberty herself.

Life goes on,

these are precious moments

Enjoy them as well,

Larry

Http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Janetrgreen

[Guest guest]

Trust him Dad they really do listen to us. And Nate don't you prove me wrong!

Narice

In a message dated 7/27/2005 2:09:09 PM Eastern Standard Time,

lwg_art@... writes:

Well Nate is doing okay. He has only made me scream once in fear of him

hitting a car because they always seem to veer to the right. The more they do

it

the better they get.

After dealing with all the scenario's of Janet's illness of which we have

survived now we pace ourselves with dealing with a 16 year old son learning to

drive, the fear of teenage pregnancies because I have a good idea what he and

his girlfreind are doing(and yes we have spoken often about sex education)

and a daughter that is reaching puberty herself.

Life goes on,

these are precious moments

Enjoy them as well,

Larry

Http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Janetrgreen

[Guest guest]

Dear Ingrid....what gives you the idea I am Not terrified????

Ingrid Lowe lowenco@...> wrote:

Thank YOU Larry!!!! By the way, when you guys come for a visit and I

work with your kids with the horses, would you work with my son and

show him how to drive??? I know he is only thirteen but he can learn

some now. I am terrified with the idea of showing him how to drive. I

guess I do not have the nerves of giving a heavy vehicle over into

his hands and then I have no control to stop the car. Are you not

nervous with the idea that Nate will soon be handling such a big

vehichle and going places that you have no control of??? Ingrid

> > >> > I have alot of evasive doctors. None seem to want to make a

> > >> statement of any kind.

> > >> > One told me it could take a year, one told me I'd be this

way

> the

> > >> rest of my life, however long that may be (wasn't that just

sweet

> > > of

> > >> him?). My local doctor is the most supportive. I see him again

> next

> > >> Wednesday. So far we haven't tried much of anything except

> > > exercise,

> > >> trying to get some muscle mass back again in my legs.

> > >> > He now has my records, so I think it is time to get started

on

> > >> figuring something out.

> > >> >

> > >> > I am sorry if I sounded snippy in my reply to you earlier, I

> sure

> > >> didn't mean it that way. I just get so dishearted. The last

> thing a

> > >> cancer survivor wants to hear is that something is going to

take

> > >> time. time is precious. I want to use it NOW....not wait!!!

Good

> > >> grief:)

> > >> >

> > >> > Believe it or not, something that does seem to " stick " are

eggs

> > >> over easy. Figure that one out???? As a matter of fact, I'm

> getting

> > >> ready to fix two right now. My days and nights are mixed up

> again.

> > > So

> > >> I may as well go ahead and eat breakfast!hahaha

> > >> >

> > >> > nancy

> > >> > Re: aaarrrggghhhhh

> > >> >

> > >> >

> > >> > What does you doc say ?

> > >> >

> > >> > I don't take Immodium everyday but I will take it in the

> > > morning

> > >> if this continues. I have lomotil but I know that is addictive

> so

> > > I

> > >> don't like to take it. How about the metamucil wafers??

> > >> >

> > >> > I have really learned I cannot eat anything after 8:00 PM.

> If

> > > I

> > >> get to starving, I eat dry toast.

> > >> >

> > >> > Stay in touch.

> > >> >

> > >> > Karima

> > >> >

> > >> >

[Guest guest]

This is the new girl Lorri. We have one 16 driving and the twin girls turn 16

Friday. They are excited about getting their licence. I am not so thrilled about

it.Our son Matt is trting to pass his drivers training course now too. So one

offically driving three on the way. Help.LOL

Ingrid Lowe lowenco@...> wrote:Thank YOU Larry!!!! By the way, when you

guys come for a visit and I

work with your kids with the horses, would you work with my son and

show him how to drive??? I know he is only thirteen but he can learn

some now. I am terrified with the idea of showing him how to drive. I

guess I do not have the nerves of giving a heavy vehicle over into

his hands and then I have no control to stop the car. Are you not

nervous with the idea that Nate will soon be handling such a big

vehichle and going places that you have no control of??? Ingrid

> > >> > I have alot of evasive doctors. None seem to want to make a

> > >> statement of any kind.

> > >> > One told me it could take a year, one told me I'd be this

way

> the

> > >> rest of my life, however long that may be (wasn't that just

sweet

> > > of

> > >> him?). My local doctor is the most supportive. I see him again

> next

> > >> Wednesday. So far we haven't tried much of anything except

> > > exercise,

> > >> trying to get some muscle mass back again in my legs.

> > >> > He now has my records, so I think it is time to get started

on

> > >> figuring something out.

> > >> >

> > >> > I am sorry if I sounded snippy in my reply to you earlier, I

> sure

> > >> didn't mean it that way. I just get so dishearted. The last

> thing a

> > >> cancer survivor wants to hear is that something is going to

take

> > >> time. time is precious. I want to use it NOW....not wait!!!

Good

> > >> grief:)

> > >> >

> > >> > Believe it or not, something that does seem to " stick " are

eggs

> > >> over easy. Figure that one out???? As a matter of fact, I'm

> getting

> > >> ready to fix two right now. My days and nights are mixed up

> again.

> > > So

> > >> I may as well go ahead and eat breakfast!hahaha

> > >> >

> > >> > nancy

> > >> > Re: aaarrrggghhhhh

> > >> >

> > >> >

> > >> > What does you doc say ?

> > >> >

> > >> > I don't take Immodium everyday but I will take it in the

> > > morning

> > >> if this continues. I have lomotil but I know that is addictive

> so

> > > I

> > >> don't like to take it. How about the metamucil wafers??

> > >> >

> > >> > I have really learned I cannot eat anything after 8:00 PM.

> If

> > > I

> > >> get to starving, I eat dry toast.

> > >> >

> > >> > Stay in touch.

> > >> >

> > >> > Karima

> > >> >

> > >> >

[Guest guest]

Ingrid,

What state do you live in? Am I moving closer to you?

Karima

Re: aaarrrggghhhhh

> > >> >

> > >> >

> > >> > What does you doc say ?

> > >> >

> > >> > I don't take Immodium everyday but I will take it in the

> > > morning

> > >> if this continues. I have lomotil but I know that is addictive

> so

> > > I

> > >> don't like to take it. How about the metamucil wafers??

> > >> >

> > >> > I have really learned I cannot eat anything after 8:00 PM.

> If

> > > I

> > >> get to starving, I eat dry toast.

> > >> >

> > >> > Stay in touch.

> > >> >

> > >> > Karima

> > >> >

> > >> >

[Guest guest]

Well Nate is doing okay. He has only made me scream once in fear of him hitting

a car because they always seem to veer to the right. The more they do it the

better they get.

After dealing with all the scenario's of Janet's illness of which we have

survived now we pace ourselves with dealing with a 16 year old son learning to

drive, the fear of teenage pregnancies because I have a good idea what he and

his girlfreind are doing(and yes we have spoken often about sex education) and a

daughter that is reaching puberty herself.

Life goes on,

these are precious moments

Enjoy them as well,

Larry

Http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Janetrgreen

flipper759@... wrote:

My son Dan is 18 and an excellent driver but he has to take and pass the

test. Ride around with them even if you are not teaching them. It is scary at

first but you get over it

Narice

[Guest guest]

Well Nate is doing okay. He has only made me scream once in fear of him hitting

a car because they always seem to veer to the right. The more they do it the

better they get.

After dealing with all the scenario's of Janet's illness of which we have

survived now we pace ourselves with dealing with a 16 year old son learning to

drive, the fear of teenage pregnancies because I have a good idea what he and

his girlfreind are doing(and yes we have spoken often about sex education) and a

daughter that is reaching puberty herself.

Life goes on,

these are precious moments

Enjoy them as well,

Larry

Http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Janetrgreen

flipper759@... wrote:

My son Dan is 18 and an excellent driver but he has to take and pass the

test. Ride around with them even if you are not teaching them. It is scary at

first but you get over it

Narice

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 7/27/2005 12:40:30 PM Eastern Standard Time,

lowenco@... writes:

Thank YOU Larry!!!! By the way, when you guys come for a visit and I

work with your kids with the horses, would you work with my son and

show him how to drive??? I know he is only thirteen but he can learn

some now. I am terrified with the idea of showing him how to drive. I

guess I do not have the nerves of giving a heavy vehicle over into

his hands and then I have no control to stop the car. Are you not

nervous with the idea that Nate will soon be handling such a big

vehichle and going places that you have no control of??? Ingrid

Ingrid....our little worry-wart Mommy!!!

Seriously, this is a very nerve-wracking time...when children are old enough

to learn to drive. They do need a very good teacher...and if you'll be too

nervous, then it's a good idea to get Driver's Ed. Training. They use to

have it in the schools here, but now we have to pay for it. But, it's worth it

to know they've been taught all they need to know for all the different

circumstances they might find themselves in.

Ingrid, once again, we have very little control....once they are

knowledgeable enough, we just have to let go...and pray!!!

Lots of hugs and prayers, Donelle

Caregiver to Glenn

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 7/27/2005 2:09:09 PM Eastern Standard Time,

lwg_art@... writes:

Well Nate is doing okay. He has only made me scream once in fear of him

hitting a car because they always seem to veer to the right. The more they do

it

the better they get.

After dealing with all the scenario's of Janet's illness of which we have

survived now we pace ourselves with dealing with a 16 year old son learning to

drive, the fear of teenage pregnancies because I have a good idea what he and

his girlfreind are doing(and yes we have spoken often about sex education)

and a daughter that is reaching puberty herself.

Life goes on,

these are precious moments

Enjoy them as well,

Larry

Very precious....and all too soon done and over with...sitting in an empty

house!!

My struggle with raising 3 boys alone was a really hard time in my life....

I can actually say, I never " suffered " from the Empty Nest Syndrome. I have

recently, though, looked at my grandchildren in awe...trying to remember the

days when my sons were their ages....how come having grandchildren is soooo

much more fun than raising your own??? I should have had grandchildren

first!!! LOL

Lots of hugs and prayers, Donelle

Caregiver to Glenn

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 7/27/2005 2:09:09 PM Eastern Standard Time,

lwg_art@... writes:

Well Nate is doing okay. He has only made me scream once in fear of him

hitting a car because they always seem to veer to the right. The more they do

it

the better they get.

After dealing with all the scenario's of Janet's illness of which we have

survived now we pace ourselves with dealing with a 16 year old son learning to

drive, the fear of teenage pregnancies because I have a good idea what he and

his girlfreind are doing(and yes we have spoken often about sex education)

and a daughter that is reaching puberty herself.

Life goes on,

these are precious moments

Enjoy them as well,

Larry

Very precious....and all too soon done and over with...sitting in an empty

house!!

My struggle with raising 3 boys alone was a really hard time in my life....

I can actually say, I never " suffered " from the Empty Nest Syndrome. I have

recently, though, looked at my grandchildren in awe...trying to remember the

days when my sons were their ages....how come having grandchildren is soooo

much more fun than raising your own??? I should have had grandchildren

first!!! LOL

Lots of hugs and prayers, Donelle

Caregiver to Glenn

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 7/27/2005 2:51:39 PM Eastern Standard Time,

lowenco@... writes:

How does one deal with being in the passenger seat while your child has

the steering wheel and brakes in his control?? Scary!!! Very scary!!!

Ingrid

Some times children, at 16, are NOT mature enough to be driving; the best

idea would be to wait til they are 18. But you're son is only 13, right

Ingrid?? He still has 3 yrs. to mature and gain responsibility and the knack

for

good decisions and good judgement.

Lots of hugs and prayers, Donelle

Caregiver to Glenn

[Guest guest]

GRIP the dash board grind your teeth and try to remain calm

[Guest guest]

ingrid why would you even want to attempt to teach your 13 year old to

drive. Ever think he may take a vehicle behind your back when you are not

actively supervising him. It may not be the smartest thing you could do

with him cause kids his age are always cocky and always sure of themselves

when in reality they make totally immature decisions. You could be opening

a big can of worms. He is not legally allowed to drive at 13 and I sure as

heck wouldn't risk this.

Nonnie

Re: Ingrid and aaarrrggghhhhh

Thank YOU Larry!!!! By the way, when you guys come for a visit and I

work with your kids with the horses, would you work with my son and

show him how to drive??? I know he is only thirteen but he can learn

some now. I am terrified with the idea of showing him how to drive. I

guess I do not have the nerves of giving a heavy vehicle over into

his hands and then I have no control to stop the car. Are you not

nervous with the idea that Nate will soon be handling such a big

vehichle and going places that you have no control of??? Ingrid

> > >> > I have alot of evasive doctors. None seem to want to make a

> > >> statement of any kind.

> > >> > One told me it could take a year, one told me I'd be this

way

> the

> > >> rest of my life, however long that may be (wasn't that just

sweet

> > > of

> > >> him?). My local doctor is the most supportive. I see him again

> next

> > >> Wednesday. So far we haven't tried much of anything except

> > > exercise,

> > >> trying to get some muscle mass back again in my legs.

> > >> > He now has my records, so I think it is time to get started

on

> > >> figuring something out.

> > >> >

> > >> > I am sorry if I sounded snippy in my reply to you earlier, I

> sure

> > >> didn't mean it that way. I just get so dishearted. The last

> thing a

> > >> cancer survivor wants to hear is that something is going to

take

> > >> time. time is precious. I want to use it NOW....not wait!!!

Good

> > >> grief:)

> > >> >

> > >> > Believe it or not, something that does seem to " stick " are

eggs

> > >> over easy. Figure that one out???? As a matter of fact, I'm

> getting

> > >> ready to fix two right now. My days and nights are mixed up

> again.

> > > So

> > >> I may as well go ahead and eat breakfast!hahaha

> > >> >

> > >> > nancy

> > >> > Re: aaarrrggghhhhh

> > >> >

> > >> >

> > >> > What does you doc say ?

> > >> >

> > >> > I don't take Immodium everyday but I will take it in the

> > > morning

> > >> if this continues. I have lomotil but I know that is addictive

> so

> > > I

> > >> don't like to take it. How about the metamucil wafers??

> > >> >

> > >> > I have really learned I cannot eat anything after 8:00 PM.

> If

> > > I

> > >> get to starving, I eat dry toast.

> > >> >

> > >> > Stay in touch.

> > >> >

> > >> > Karima

> > >> >

> > >> >

[Guest guest]

ingrid why would you even want to attempt to teach your 13 year old to

drive. Ever think he may take a vehicle behind your back when you are not

actively supervising him. It may not be the smartest thing you could do

with him cause kids his age are always cocky and always sure of themselves

when in reality they make totally immature decisions. You could be opening

a big can of worms. He is not legally allowed to drive at 13 and I sure as

heck wouldn't risk this.

Nonnie

Re: Ingrid and aaarrrggghhhhh

Thank YOU Larry!!!! By the way, when you guys come for a visit and I

work with your kids with the horses, would you work with my son and

show him how to drive??? I know he is only thirteen but he can learn

some now. I am terrified with the idea of showing him how to drive. I

guess I do not have the nerves of giving a heavy vehicle over into

his hands and then I have no control to stop the car. Are you not

nervous with the idea that Nate will soon be handling such a big

vehichle and going places that you have no control of??? Ingrid

> > >> > I have alot of evasive doctors. None seem to want to make a

> > >> statement of any kind.

> > >> > One told me it could take a year, one told me I'd be this

way

> the

> > >> rest of my life, however long that may be (wasn't that just

sweet

> > > of

> > >> him?). My local doctor is the most supportive. I see him again

> next

> > >> Wednesday. So far we haven't tried much of anything except

> > > exercise,

> > >> trying to get some muscle mass back again in my legs.

> > >> > He now has my records, so I think it is time to get started

on

> > >> figuring something out.

> > >> >

> > >> > I am sorry if I sounded snippy in my reply to you earlier, I

> sure

> > >> didn't mean it that way. I just get so dishearted. The last

> thing a

> > >> cancer survivor wants to hear is that something is going to

take

> > >> time. time is precious. I want to use it NOW....not wait!!!

Good

> > >> grief:)

> > >> >

> > >> > Believe it or not, something that does seem to " stick " are

eggs

> > >> over easy. Figure that one out???? As a matter of fact, I'm

> getting

> > >> ready to fix two right now. My days and nights are mixed up

> again.

> > > So

> > >> I may as well go ahead and eat breakfast!hahaha

> > >> >

> > >> > nancy

> > >> > Re: aaarrrggghhhhh

> > >> >

> > >> >

> > >> > What does you doc say ?

> > >> >

> > >> > I don't take Immodium everyday but I will take it in the

> > > morning

> > >> if this continues. I have lomotil but I know that is addictive

> so

> > > I

> > >> don't like to take it. How about the metamucil wafers??

> > >> >

> > >> > I have really learned I cannot eat anything after 8:00 PM.

> If

> > > I

> > >> get to starving, I eat dry toast.

> > >> >

> > >> > Stay in touch.

> > >> >

> > >> > Karima

> > >> >

> > >> >

[Guest guest]

ingrid why would you even want to attempt to teach your 13 year old to

drive. Ever think he may take a vehicle behind your back when you are not

actively supervising him. It may not be the smartest thing you could do

with him cause kids his age are always cocky and always sure of themselves

when in reality they make totally immature decisions. You could be opening

a big can of worms. He is not legally allowed to drive at 13 and I sure as

heck wouldn't risk this.

Nonnie

Re: Ingrid and aaarrrggghhhhh

Thank YOU Larry!!!! By the way, when you guys come for a visit and I

work with your kids with the horses, would you work with my son and

show him how to drive??? I know he is only thirteen but he can learn

some now. I am terrified with the idea of showing him how to drive. I

guess I do not have the nerves of giving a heavy vehicle over into

his hands and then I have no control to stop the car. Are you not

nervous with the idea that Nate will soon be handling such a big

vehichle and going places that you have no control of??? Ingrid

> > >> > I have alot of evasive doctors. None seem to want to make a

> > >> statement of any kind.

> > >> > One told me it could take a year, one told me I'd be this

way

> the

> > >> rest of my life, however long that may be (wasn't that just

sweet

> > > of

> > >> him?). My local doctor is the most supportive. I see him again

> next

> > >> Wednesday. So far we haven't tried much of anything except

> > > exercise,

> > >> trying to get some muscle mass back again in my legs.

> > >> > He now has my records, so I think it is time to get started

on

> > >> figuring something out.

> > >> >

> > >> > I am sorry if I sounded snippy in my reply to you earlier, I

> sure

> > >> didn't mean it that way. I just get so dishearted. The last

> thing a

> > >> cancer survivor wants to hear is that something is going to

take

> > >> time. time is precious. I want to use it NOW....not wait!!!

Good

> > >> grief:)

> > >> >

> > >> > Believe it or not, something that does seem to " stick " are

eggs

> > >> over easy. Figure that one out???? As a matter of fact, I'm

> getting

> > >> ready to fix two right now. My days and nights are mixed up

> again.

> > > So

> > >> I may as well go ahead and eat breakfast!hahaha

> > >> >

> > >> > nancy

> > >> > Re: aaarrrggghhhhh

> > >> >

> > >> >

> > >> > What does you doc say ?

> > >> >

> > >> > I don't take Immodium everyday but I will take it in the

> > > morning

> > >> if this continues. I have lomotil but I know that is addictive

> so

> > > I

> > >> don't like to take it. How about the metamucil wafers??

> > >> >

> > >> > I have really learned I cannot eat anything after 8:00 PM.

> If

> > > I

> > >> get to starving, I eat dry toast.

> > >> >

> > >> > Stay in touch.

> > >> >

> > >> > Karima

> > >> >

> > >> >

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 7/27/2005 4:28:22 PM Eastern Standard Time,

lwg_art@... writes:

Sure Ingrid,

Bring him to Chicago and we will start him on the 'Dan Expressway'. LOL.

Lots of Screaming.....

Ingrid Lowe lowenco@...> wrote:

Larry, You are a brave, brave man!!! Are you ready to teach my son

next??? Ingrid

Ingrid...just pretend you are on a ride at DisneyWorld...LOL

Lots of hugs and prayers, Donelle

Caregiver to Glenn

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 7/27/2005 4:28:22 PM Eastern Standard Time,

lwg_art@... writes:

Sure Ingrid,

Bring him to Chicago and we will start him on the 'Dan Expressway'. LOL.

Lots of Screaming.....

Ingrid Lowe lowenco@...> wrote:

Larry, You are a brave, brave man!!! Are you ready to teach my son

next??? Ingrid

Ingrid...just pretend you are on a ride at DisneyWorld...LOL

Lots of hugs and prayers, Donelle

Caregiver to Glenn

[Guest guest]

Yes, we are nervous, but each time we go out, he improves. It is his next step,

and we have to let go no matter how we feel. : )

janet

Ingrid Lowe lowenco@...> wrote:

Thank YOU Larry!!!! By the way, when you guys come for a visit and I

work with your kids with the horses, would you work with my son and

show him how to drive??? I know he is only thirteen but he can learn

some now. I am terrified with the idea of showing him how to drive. I

guess I do not have the nerves of giving a heavy vehicle over into

his hands and then I have no control to stop the car. Are you not

nervous with the idea that Nate will soon be handling such a big

vehichle and going places that you have no control of??? Ingrid

> > >> > I have alot of evasive doctors. None seem to want to make a

> > >> statement of any kind.

> > >> > One told me it could take a year, one told me I'd be this

way

> the

> > >> rest of my life, however long that may be (wasn't that just

sweet

> > > of

> > >> him?). My local doctor is the most supportive. I see him again

> next

> > >> Wednesday. So far we haven't tried much of anything except

> > > exercise,

> > >> trying to get some muscle mass back again in my legs.

> > >> > He now has my records, so I think it is time to get started

on

> > >> figuring something out.

> > >> >

> > >> > I am sorry if I sounded snippy in my reply to you earlier, I

> sure

> > >> didn't mean it that way. I just get so dishearted. The last

> thing a

> > >> cancer survivor wants to hear is that something is going to

take

> > >> time. time is precious. I want to use it NOW....not wait!!!

Good

> > >> grief:)

> > >> >

> > >> > Believe it or not, something that does seem to " stick " are

eggs

> > >> over easy. Figure that one out???? As a matter of fact, I'm

> getting

> > >> ready to fix two right now. My days and nights are mixed up

> again.

> > > So

> > >> I may as well go ahead and eat breakfast!hahaha

> > >> >

> > >> > nancy

> > >> > Re: aaarrrggghhhhh

> > >> >

> > >> >

> > >> > What does you doc say ?

> > >> >

> > >> > I don't take Immodium everyday but I will take it in the

> > > morning

> > >> if this continues. I have lomotil but I know that is addictive

> so

> > > I

> > >> don't like to take it. How about the metamucil wafers??

> > >> >

> > >> > I have really learned I cannot eat anything after 8:00 PM.

> If

> > > I

> > >> get to starving, I eat dry toast.

> > >> >

> > >> > Stay in touch.

> > >> >

> > >> > Karima

> > >> >

> > >> >

[Guest guest]

Yes, we are nervous, but each time we go out, he improves. It is his next step,

and we have to let go no matter how we feel. : )

janet

Ingrid Lowe lowenco@...> wrote:

Thank YOU Larry!!!! By the way, when you guys come for a visit and I

work with your kids with the horses, would you work with my son and

show him how to drive??? I know he is only thirteen but he can learn

some now. I am terrified with the idea of showing him how to drive. I

guess I do not have the nerves of giving a heavy vehicle over into

his hands and then I have no control to stop the car. Are you not

nervous with the idea that Nate will soon be handling such a big

vehichle and going places that you have no control of??? Ingrid

> > >> > I have alot of evasive doctors. None seem to want to make a

> > >> statement of any kind.

> > >> > One told me it could take a year, one told me I'd be this

way

> the

> > >> rest of my life, however long that may be (wasn't that just

sweet

> > > of

> > >> him?). My local doctor is the most supportive. I see him again

> next

> > >> Wednesday. So far we haven't tried much of anything except

> > > exercise,

> > >> trying to get some muscle mass back again in my legs.

> > >> > He now has my records, so I think it is time to get started

on

> > >> figuring something out.

> > >> >

> > >> > I am sorry if I sounded snippy in my reply to you earlier, I

> sure

> > >> didn't mean it that way. I just get so dishearted. The last

> thing a

> > >> cancer survivor wants to hear is that something is going to

take

> > >> time. time is precious. I want to use it NOW....not wait!!!

Good

> > >> grief:)

> > >> >

> > >> > Believe it or not, something that does seem to " stick " are

eggs

> > >> over easy. Figure that one out???? As a matter of fact, I'm

> getting

> > >> ready to fix two right now. My days and nights are mixed up

> again.

> > > So

> > >> I may as well go ahead and eat breakfast!hahaha

> > >> >

> > >> > nancy

> > >> > Re: aaarrrggghhhhh

> > >> >

> > >> >

> > >> > What does you doc say ?

> > >> >

> > >> > I don't take Immodium everyday but I will take it in the

> > > morning

> > >> if this continues. I have lomotil but I know that is addictive

> so

> > > I

> > >> don't like to take it. How about the metamucil wafers??

> > >> >

> > >> > I have really learned I cannot eat anything after 8:00 PM.

> If

> > > I

> > >> get to starving, I eat dry toast.

> > >> >

> > >> > Stay in touch.

> > >> >

> > >> > Karima

> > >> >

> > >> >

[Guest guest]

Yes, we are nervous, but each time we go out, he improves. It is his next step,

and we have to let go no matter how we feel. : )

janet

Ingrid Lowe lowenco@...> wrote:

Thank YOU Larry!!!! By the way, when you guys come for a visit and I

work with your kids with the horses, would you work with my son and

show him how to drive??? I know he is only thirteen but he can learn

some now. I am terrified with the idea of showing him how to drive. I

guess I do not have the nerves of giving a heavy vehicle over into

his hands and then I have no control to stop the car. Are you not

nervous with the idea that Nate will soon be handling such a big

vehichle and going places that you have no control of??? Ingrid

> > >> > I have alot of evasive doctors. None seem to want to make a

> > >> statement of any kind.

> > >> > One told me it could take a year, one told me I'd be this

way

> the

> > >> rest of my life, however long that may be (wasn't that just

sweet

> > > of

> > >> him?). My local doctor is the most supportive. I see him again

> next

> > >> Wednesday. So far we haven't tried much of anything except

> > > exercise,

> > >> trying to get some muscle mass back again in my legs.

> > >> > He now has my records, so I think it is time to get started

on

> > >> figuring something out.

> > >> >

> > >> > I am sorry if I sounded snippy in my reply to you earlier, I

> sure

> > >> didn't mean it that way. I just get so dishearted. The last

> thing a

> > >> cancer survivor wants to hear is that something is going to

take

> > >> time. time is precious. I want to use it NOW....not wait!!!

Good

> > >> grief:)

> > >> >

> > >> > Believe it or not, something that does seem to " stick " are

eggs

> > >> over easy. Figure that one out???? As a matter of fact, I'm

> getting

> > >> ready to fix two right now. My days and nights are mixed up

> again.

> > > So

> > >> I may as well go ahead and eat breakfast!hahaha

> > >> >

> > >> > nancy

> > >> > Re: aaarrrggghhhhh

> > >> >

> > >> >

> > >> > What does you doc say ?

> > >> >

> > >> > I don't take Immodium everyday but I will take it in the

> > > morning

> > >> if this continues. I have lomotil but I know that is addictive

> so

> > > I

> > >> don't like to take it. How about the metamucil wafers??

> > >> >

> > >> > I have really learned I cannot eat anything after 8:00 PM.

> If

> > > I

> > >> get to starving, I eat dry toast.

> > >> >

> > >> > Stay in touch.

> > >> >

> > >> > Karima

> > >> >

> > >> >

[Guest guest]

It ain't easy. This morning when we went out, I couldn't help but yelp once.

that makes him nervous too, so it is better to bite my lip, hard though it is.

Janet

Ingrid Lowe lowenco@...> wrote:

How does one deal with being in the passenger seat while your child has

the steering wheel and brakes in his control?? Scary!!! Very scary!!!

Ingrid

> My son Dan is 18 and an excellent driver but he has to take and pass

the

> test. Ride around with them even if you are not teaching them. It is

scary at

> first but you get over it

> Narice

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

It ain't easy. This morning when we went out, I couldn't help but yelp once.

that makes him nervous too, so it is better to bite my lip, hard though it is.

Janet

Ingrid Lowe lowenco@...> wrote:

How does one deal with being in the passenger seat while your child has

the steering wheel and brakes in his control?? Scary!!! Very scary!!!

Ingrid

> My son Dan is 18 and an excellent driver but he has to take and pass

the

> test. Ride around with them even if you are not teaching them. It is

scary at

> first but you get over it

> Narice

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

It ain't easy. This morning when we went out, I couldn't help but yelp once.

that makes him nervous too, so it is better to bite my lip, hard though it is.

Janet

Ingrid Lowe lowenco@...> wrote:

How does one deal with being in the passenger seat while your child has

the steering wheel and brakes in his control?? Scary!!! Very scary!!!

Ingrid

> My son Dan is 18 and an excellent driver but he has to take and pass

the

> test. Ride around with them even if you are not teaching them. It is

scary at

> first but you get over it

> Narice

>

>

>