Judi

[Guest guest]

Hi Judi. Are you feeling any better? costochondritis is so painful! I

hope it's calmed down.

I hope you and baby Allan have a speedy recovery.

a

On Oct 7, 2005, at 8:18 PM, nonny46 wrote:

> Just popping in to say hi--been under the weather this week with a

> very

> painful bout of costochondritis (again.) I didn't realize it was also

> called Tietze's syndrome, which is a side effect of Dercum's.

> Whatever, it HURTS and after having xrays yesterday and a heart check

> to rule anything else out, that's what the doc said. No major heart

> probs, just the bundle branch block, and she says its really

> nothing to

> worry about at the moment, as long as everything else about the heart

> seems to be working ok.

>

> So I am on double dose of diclofenac, ice, and heat and rest--no

> picking up rambunctious 2-year olds or 5-year old. This morning Allan

> (one of the triplets) had adenoids out and ear tubes put in, and we

> stayed there with him at the surgical center from 7 AM until

> 10:30. He

> was a real little trooper!

>

> I hope to keepup with the posts better when it doesn't hurt to type.

>

> Trying to stay warm after a 30-degree temp. drop,

>

> Judi

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[Guest guest]

Hi Judi

I know its not a good op to have done . I have a freiend who had the same op

and I know she went thru hell. Pleased you got a nice cute ortho...lol

take care

Joyce

nonny46 <nonny46@...> wrote:

Thanks, joyce!

It sure wasn't any fun, that's for sure! I'd rather have each hair

ripped out one by one...well, maybe not. I guess only time will tell

about the success of the surgery, but the otho is a good guy and I

really trust him. Besides, he's awfully cute!

Judi