Re: What if our siblings read all of our posts? OT, sort of!

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Courage,

We need to keep you and Carol active while she is at home. It will be so much

fun to read. Keep up the chuckles.

Hugs,

Donna R

Caregave for Mom (after I brought her from WI to MI) for 3 years and 4th year in

a nh.

She was almost 89 when she died in '02. No dx other than mine.

Re: What if our siblings read all of our posts? OT,

sort of!

Carol,

Who knew that my parents would have had a plethora of male children who don't

appear to care about them or a daughter with POA who plethorically

over-medicates my mother. While my pleas to have this stop have been plethoric

the results, thus far, have been less than plethorically pleasing. At one point

I did worry that they could read my plethoric emails but I let it go because I

stand by what I have to say. The break with my siblings resulted from a plethora

of causes and I believe it would have happened eventually. If they do read my

posts and don't like what I have to say then they can kiss my plethoric a%!

With you in a plethora of feeling,

Courage

What if our siblings read all of our posts? OT, sort

of!

What if all the people we so boldly complain about actually got on

this website and read what we really think about their behavior.

What if they actually got interested enough to learn something about

caring for a Lewyville Slugger?

This site keeps me from being invisible. Since nobody would believe

all of our stories, it is nice to know there is a place where people

are actually benefitting from our challenges.

Besides, where else could you find a washing machine full of poop or

shredded birthday cards, or lunchmeat in the dishwasher. So many

vivid things to be thankful for on any given day. I get tickled

thinking of landing on the agitator of my washer. I know the bruise

would be one of the three week kind, with all of the colors of the

spectrum. the yellow would have to be the worst, you know the day

after the green is fading!

By checking in daily, I guarantee myself a chance to be heard.

It doesn't mater what you tell the LO, cause they don't remember it

anyway.

My reality check is this site. It's a sad fact, but your posts

remind me I am still a person, even while doing loop de lews on a

runaway rollercoaster.

I appreciate all the advice, but sometimes, I just need to know I am

not alone.

Did I mention that Millie took the package of puppy training pads and

put them in the fridge? Cool, huh?

Three more days of school and then 2 whole weeks of Millie Mania!

You guys gotta get me through my break.

I am even thinking of signing up for a colonscopy for the sheer

respite.

The kids are wild crazy right before vacation. Some days Millie is

the easier of the two venues.

My friends and I play a little game in conversation. The first one

to use the word " plethora " each day gets the points. They aren't

worth anything, but points are points, in my book.

So, put down those Christmas cards and wrapping paper, and keep the

site exciting for those of us who will be trapped on the coaster for

days on end.

Smiles,

Carol