OT: Well, I'm Baaaaaack Jeanne take good care

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I send you tons of good vibes. Happy you are back and

wishing you all the best. Don't panic and stay calm.

Makes the tests and procedures easier on you.

Get well all your fur-babies need you and so do we.

Love Hugs.

Donna

--- treazure noname <treazured wrote:

 

> Well, my Raid array fried but by disconnecting all 4

> of those drives and power, I have the computer back

> (finally). One of our sons came down for

> Thanksgiving and we had a great time. He bought a

> stove for me and the first thing I did was throw out

> the old hot plate I've been cooking on for about 3

> years. Hot diggity. Thankfully most of my cooking

> was done in segments ahead of time so it didn't take

> great effort on turkeyless day. The grandsons came

> over and headed to the hummus and the pate made with

> pistachios. (posted the reicipe earlier this month

> and the hummus is Chupa Babi's sweet potato one that

> we are hooked on.) I crashed in bed while they all

> ate and the husband person did the kitchen,

> thankfully.

>

> That's the good news. Now for the less so. I've

> not been doing well since the blood clot in the lung

> so they have been doing tests, etc. I'm in

> congestive heart failure and am scheduled for a

> heart cath next week and more lung tests. (Gotta

> love those blood gas tests.) They wanted it done

> yesterday but couldn't get me in. I tend to panic

> off and on when it is hard to breathe, (can't

> imagine why), so I've been sitting in my husband's

> truck outside where he works. Silly, but it is a

> lot closer to the hospital and we live out in the

> boonies.

>

> Thought of all of you every day. It is so nice to be

> back. I'll post as possible. Bright blessings to

> you all!

> Jeanne in GA

>

>

>

> Everyone is raving about the all-new Mail

> beta.

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

 

 

Open up o world and let me in,

then there’ll be a new life to begin

I have dreamt of an open world,

Borderless and wide

Where the people move from place to place

And nobody’s taking sides

Source:Yusuf Islam(Cat Stevens)-Maybe's There's A World

An Other Cup album

 

 

 

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http://new.mail.

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Jeanne,

It is great to see you on-line again. Put on some soothing music and read an

interesting story if you can, while\

you wait, or maybe do your Christmas Cards. I love sending out the Christmas

Cards.

 

I know those blood gases are painful. Our thougths and prayers are with you

as you weather

thru this. You are never alone.

Yes your fur babies do need you and we enjoy you also.

 

How wonderful to have a stove. I know that was a happy day in the good

cook/baker life, you enjoy.

 

Yes I am wanting to try your pate. It did look good.

 

How wonderful to have a clean up team for Thanksgiving.

 

Keep us updated. We're your Veggie family.

Judy

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--- treazure noname <treazured wrote:

 

> Well, my Raid array fried but by disconnecting all 4

> of those drives and power, I have the computer back

> (finally). One of our sons came down for

> Thanksgiving and we had a great time. He bought a

> stove for me and the first thing I did was throw out

> the old hot plate I've been cooking on for about 3

> years. Hot diggity. Thankfully most of my cooking

> was done in segments ahead of time so it didn't take

> great effort on turkeyless day. The grandsons came

> over and headed to the hummus and the pate made with

> pistachios. (posted the reicipe earlier this month

> and the hummus is Chupa Babi's sweet potato one that

> we are hooked on.) I crashed in bed while they all

> ate and the husband person did the kitchen,

> thankfully.

>

> That's the good news. Now for the less so. I've

> not been doing well since the blood clot in the lung

> so they have been doing tests, etc. I'm in

> congestive heart failure and am scheduled for a

> heart cath next week and more lung tests. (Gotta

> love those blood gas tests.) They wanted it done

> yesterday but couldn't get me in. I tend to panic

> off and on when it is hard to breathe, (can't

> imagine why), so I've been sitting in my husband's

> truck outside where he works. Silly, but it is a

> lot closer to the hospital and we live out in the

> boonies.

>

> Thought of all of you every day. It is so nice to be

> back. I'll post as possible. Bright blessings to

> you all!

> Jeanne in GA

>

>

>

> Everyone is raving about the all-new Mail

> beta.

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

 

Open up o world and let me in,

then there'll be a new life to begin

I have dreamt of an open world,

Borderless and wide

Where the people move from place to place

And nobody's taking sides

Source:Yusuf Islam(Cat Stevens)-Maybe's There's A World

An Other Cup album

 

________

Everyone is raving about the all-new Mail beta.

http://new.mail.

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Thank you Lady of the Lilacs! Not panicking is the hardest thing to do.

Hopefully they'll give me something to calm me down before doing the heart cath.

I am a huge tofuchicken. (Also to be hoped is that they LISTEN when I tell them

that they can give me a lot of Versed and it won't do a thing.)

 

Still have knee mails going out for your Mom. Is she doing better? Are YOU

holding on ok? Hang in there, we need you.

 

Give Koko a pet for me. Smoogles and love from Jeanne in GA

 

 

 

Everyone is raving about the all-new Mail beta.

 

 

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I would ask for a med. to relax you, if they don't . I have a huge

claustrophobia of CAT Scan machines. My doctor has given me something to calm

me before having that test. The place I have it done also allows you to bring a

CD to listen to while the CAT Scan is done. I always bring some nice soothing

music that tells stories in their songs or books on CD. It is a great

distraction and gets me thru the test.

Yes those doctors do need to listen to us. We know a lot more about our bodies

than they do. They can't keep up with each individual patients particular

responses to med. so it is very important to let them know.

 

Bless your heart.

Judy

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treazure noname

Wednesday, November 29, 2006 5:30 AM

Re: OT: Well, I'm Baaaaaack Jeanne take good care

 

 

. Not panicking is the hardest thing to do. Hopefully they'll give me

something to calm me down before doing the heart cath. I am a huge tofuchicken.

(Also to be hoped is that they LISTEN when I tell them that they can give me a

lot of Versed and it won't do a thing.)

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I have to agree with Judy

I have had a CAT Scan. I am not at all claustrophobic, but can imagine how one

might become claustrophobic in that machine. Speak to your Doctor. Tell him of

your fears and concerns, as well as teh staff that will run the machine. They

have all had experience of patients suffering from claustrophobia, and they

should be sympathetic to you. Also, what Judy says is good, some nice soothing

music. Always a good way to spend time.

 

 

wwjd <jtwigg wrote:

I would ask for a med. to relax you, if they don't . I have a huge

claustrophobia of CAT Scan machines. My doctor has given me something to calm me

before having that test. The place I have it done also allows you to bring a CD

to listen to while the CAT Scan is done. I always bring some nice soothing music

that tells stories in their songs or books on CD. It is a great distraction and

gets me thru the test.

Yes those doctors do need to listen to us. We know a lot more about our bodies

than they do. They can't keep up with each individual patients particular

responses to med. so it is very important to let them know.

 

Bless your heart.

Judy