Something to laugh about

[Guest guest]

I just thought some of you ladies would get a kick out of what a " spaz " I was

at the doctor's office on Thursday night. I went to see my GYN in NJ just to

speak to him in his office about some concerns. I was very preoccupied and

the nurse brings me in. She telIs me to have a seat. So, I start to sit down

and she says " Sheryl what are you doing that is the Doctor's chair " . LOL I

think I turned as red as an apple. I was like oops I am so preocuppied that I

didn't realize. She was like I don't think Dr. C would mind if you sat in his

chair but he might get confused when he comes in and sees you sitting there.

LOL. I said to her I am quite embarrassed and please don't mention this.

The thing about it is his chair is not one of those big leather chairs. It

was the same color of the chair as the one I sit on except a little larger.

Heeeheeehee.

On another note, Dr. Ledger is sending me the new article that was just

published this past month but it is different then the Interlugan 1- From my

understanding it discusses Vaginitis and goes into how physicians should know

how to detect the difference between this and Vulvodynia. The great thing

about this article is that it is a popular medical journal that many GYNS

prescribe to. His article like I mentioned before is in BIG LETTERS on the

front page of this physicians magazine.

****For those of you who take Vioxx for this condition or any other for that

matter please be very careful. There are a lot of side effects regarding this

medicine and FYI one is hypertention. I unfortunately have been trying to get

my b/p down since Tuesday and I am now taking two different medications for

this. My doctor said that it may take anywhere from a week to a month for my

pressure to normalize. On Tuesday it was 184/105. (the normal b/p is 120/80).

Meanwhile I am waiting for this medicine to take affect and then hopefully

will be able to go off all these meds in about a month. (I hope) I also know

that my doctor is being extra cautious and ran a bunch of blood work and

urine tests.

Take care all and feel well!

Sheryl