Guest guest Posted January 5, 2002 Report Share Posted January 5, 2002 I have always enjoyed the pleasure of a manicure and pedicure. -E Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2002 Report Share Posted January 5, 2002 Dear Rosie, Man, I wish you could be watching yourself from our perspective. I am amazed at how, everyday, you get more and more and more " healthy " overall. You may not feel like it physically, but the growth and openness you've demonstrated the last few weeks have blown me away. Do you realize, young lady, that about three weeks ago, the entire prospect of just going for a walk just made you insane? You thought anybody who would suggest such a thing was an alien. Today your taking meds, doing enzymes, antioxidants, seeing your docs, still working, starting websites for members to post their pics, offering your services and time to work on an interactive international members-map...and I don't even hear you gripe about your brother or son anymore... Are they still living with you? (Oh God - Rose, did you kill them? Oh damn... maybe I shouldn't have mentioned them...) I just wanted to write and say that I am SO proud of you... You are willing to try what people are suggesting, and you are seeming to benefit from it immeasurably. Sure you have your sick days, we all do, but your attitude about it sure is different than it was a few weeks ago... and you're not sick EVERY day like you were just a few weeks ago. Man, I'm just really admirin' you right now. Here's to Rose! <---- raises coffee cup : : : clink! : : : Diggin' the Rose-a-rama, Terry in KC << thanks sweetie...the headaches starting now, been getting those daily too, so i think its time for a walk and stretch these poor bones and get some fresh air...at least the doggie will thank me for it LOL >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2002 Report Share Posted January 5, 2002 i'm in so much pain today and for the last 3 days, and i don't know if its my panceas or something else, but my mid back hurts so much i wanna cry...the thing is for the last couple days i've also had massive pain in my upper and lower back too and also all my joints, from ankles, knees, wrists, fingers, everything on and off and to make things worse i am down to one oxycodine and 2 tylonal 2's and it's the weekend...i see the doc on monday, but this weekend is gonna take its tole on me and no i refuse to go to emerg., everytime i do i end up in there for a week or two and i don't wanna go running there and look like a drug addict...i think i will try not to eat today, just liquids and see what happens, tryed the heating pad, but that was no help...maybe a nice walk and go get my nails done will get my mind off it for a bit __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2002 Report Share Posted January 5, 2002 Not eating is the best thing you can do.....Limit yourself to liquids. If your intake of liquids drops off, you will have to go to the ER. Good luck If I can do anything for you, please let me know I hope this finds you and yours well Mark E. Armstrong www.top5plus5.com Oregon State Chapter Rep Pancreatitis Association, International pain > i'm in so much pain today and for the last 3 days, and > i don't know if its my panceas or something else, but > my mid back hurts so much i wanna cry...the thing is > for the last couple days i've also had massive pain in > my upper and lower back too and also all my joints, > from ankles, knees, wrists, fingers, everything on and > off and to make things worse i am down to one > oxycodine and 2 tylonal 2's and it's the weekend...i > see the doc on monday, but this weekend is gonna take > its tole on me and no i refuse to go to emerg., > everytime i do i end up in there for a week or two and > i don't wanna go running there and look like a drug > addict...i think i will try not to eat today, just > liquids and see what happens, tryed the heating pad, > but that was no help...maybe a nice walk and go get my > nails done will get my mind off it for a bit > > __________________________________________________ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2002 Report Share Posted January 5, 2002 thanks sweetie...the headaches starting now, been getting those daily too, so i think its time for a walk and stretch these poor bones and get some fresh air...at least the doggie will thank me for it LOL --- " Mark E. Armstrong " casca@...> wrote: > Not eating is the best thing you can do.....Limit > yourself to liquids. If > your intake of liquids drops off, you will have to > go to the ER. Good luck > > If I can do anything for you, please let me know > > I hope this finds you and yours well > > Mark E. Armstrong > www.top5plus5.com > Oregon State Chapter Rep > Pancreatitis Association, International > pain > > > > i'm in so much pain today and for the last 3 days, > and > > i don't know if its my panceas or something else, > but > > my mid back hurts so much i wanna cry...the thing > is > > for the last couple days i've also had massive > pain in > > my upper and lower back too and also all my > joints, > > from ankles, knees, wrists, fingers, everything on > and > > off and to make things worse i am down to one > > oxycodine and 2 tylonal 2's and it's the > weekend...i > > see the doc on monday, but this weekend is gonna > take > > its tole on me and no i refuse to go to emerg., > > everytime i do i end up in there for a week or two > and > > i don't wanna go running there and look like a > drug > > addict...i think i will try not to eat today, just > > liquids and see what happens, tryed the heating > pad, > > but that was no help...maybe a nice walk and go > get my > > nails done will get my mind off it for a bit > > > > __________________________________________________ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2002 Report Share Posted January 5, 2002 thanks, that was great to hear, but it hasn't been easy, still in some kind of pain daily, but trying to see things in a new perspective...just one day at a time...and x-mass is just the worst time for me and this year topped them all, but i'm trying my damnedest to not stress over everything and just take care of me...so all i say is 2002 bring it on...give it to me...and i'll find a way to deal with it...oh by the way, yes there still alive...my sons been driving me crazy, but he's not here as much, you know new girlfriend that lives far away so he has to always spend the night and he spends alot of late nights at the studio jamming...for the brother, he's been more understanding and been keeping off my back, hopefully that will continue...thanks again for the nice responce, it made my day --- roguekc@... wrote: > Dear Rosie, > Man, I wish you could be watching yourself from > our perspective. I am > amazed at how, everyday, you get more and more and > more " healthy " overall. > You may not feel like it physically, but the growth > and openness you've > demonstrated the last few weeks have blown me away. > Do you realize, young lady, that about three > weeks ago, the entire > prospect of just going for a walk just made you > insane? You thought anybody > who would suggest such a thing was an alien. > Today your taking meds, doing enzymes, > antioxidants, seeing your docs, > still working, starting websites for members to post > their pics, offering > your services and time to work on an interactive > international > members-map...and I don't even hear you gripe about > your brother or son > anymore... Are they still living with you? > (Oh God - Rose, did you kill them? Oh damn... > maybe I shouldn't have > mentioned them...) > I just wanted to write and say that I am SO > proud of you... You are > willing to try what people are suggesting, and you > are seeming to benefit > from it immeasurably. > Sure you have your sick days, we all do, but > your attitude about it sure > is different than it was a few weeks ago... and > you're not sick EVERY day > like you were just a few weeks ago. Man, I'm just > really admirin' you right > now. > Here's to Rose! <---- raises coffee cup : : : > clink! : : : > > Diggin' the Rose-a-rama, > Terry in KC > > In a message dated 1/5/02 01:44:03 PM, > toosweettocare@... writes: > > << thanks sweetie...the headaches starting now, been > getting those daily too, so i think its time for a > walk and stretch these poor bones and get some fresh > air...at least the doggie will thank me for it LOL > >> > > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2002 Report Share Posted January 5, 2002 Being the " tom-boy " that I am, I have never felt the need or desire to indulge into such luxuries as those mentioned, but I've been leaning very hard on the manicure subject. Maybe if I did something nice for myself, I would feel better?!?! I'm willing to try anything & everything at the moment! The gift I have given myself quite a few times is visits to the tanning booth. There isn't anything more relaxing then that, my friends! But I know there are alot of people who would debate me on the subject, right? Hey, whatever works for each & everyone of us. Hope everyone is doing ok this weekend. Lots of Hugs, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~` I have always enjoyed the pleasure of a manicure and pedicure. -E Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2002 Report Share Posted January 5, 2002 oh you should definately try a massage too, nothing better or relaxing...my self desided to try tia che (sp) the next one starts in two or three months and i think i can manage to save up enough by then to do it...but it all works if you can aford it, manicure, pedicure, change of haircolor (i went for a little redish with blond streaks, never did that in my life and just love it) and hair cut...anything...if i don't have the bucks...i just take at least one day, my pamper toosweet day, kick the kid out and have a nice bubble bath with candles, do a conditioning treatment on the hair, do a facial, do the shaving thing...bring a magazine and a glass of juice in and just soak till i'm all wrinkly...climb out and do my eybrows and nails and make myself a nice dinner and relax...its great...try it ;o) --- liamhoha20 liamhoha20@...> wrote: > Being the " tom-boy " that I am, I have never felt the > need or desire > to indulge into such luxuries as those mentioned, > but I've been > leaning very hard on the manicure subject. Maybe if > I did something > nice for myself, I would feel better?!?! I'm > willing to try anything > & everything at the moment! The gift I have given > myself quite a few > times is visits to the tanning booth. There isn't > anything more > relaxing then that, my friends! But I know there > are alot of people > who would debate me on the subject, right? Hey, > whatever works for > each & everyone of us. Hope everyone is doing ok > this weekend. > > Lots of Hugs, > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~` > > I have always enjoyed the pleasure of a manicure and > pedicure. > -E > > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 6, 2002 Report Share Posted January 6, 2002 --I start relaxing Mon-Fri at 6:35am when My daughter leaves for school, followed by my son at 6:40, Then my husband right behind him. The dogs go outside and I have the house completely to myself. Take my shower or go back to bed (rarely). Or I converse with Loreal 6a. Then I work every other weekend. Being by myself is the most relaxing thing for me. Cheryl - In pancreatitis@y..., " liamhoha20 " wrote: > Being the " tom-boy " that I am, I have never felt the need or desire > to indulge into such luxuries as those mentioned, but I've been > leaning very hard on the manicure subject. Maybe if I did something > nice for myself, I would feel better?!?! I'm willing to try anything > & everything at the moment! The gift I have given myself quite a few > times is visits to the tanning booth. There isn't anything more > relaxing then that, my friends! But I know there are alot of people > who would debate me on the subject, right? Hey, whatever works for > each & everyone of us. Hope everyone is doing ok this weekend. > > Lots of Hugs, > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~` > > I have always enjoyed the pleasure of a manicure and pedicure. > -E Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 7, 2002 Report Share Posted January 7, 2002 Ditto from Colorado. TTFN, Re: pain > Dear Rosie, > Man, I wish you could be watching yourself from our perspective. I am > amazed at how, everyday, you get more and more and more " healthy " overall. > You may not feel like it physically, but the growth and openness you've > demonstrated the last few weeks have blown me away. > Do you realize, young lady, that about three weeks ago, the entire > prospect of just going for a walk just made you insane? You thought anybody > who would suggest such a thing was an alien. > Today your taking meds, doing enzymes, antioxidants, seeing your docs, > still working, starting websites for members to post their pics, offering > your services and time to work on an interactive international > members-map...and I don't even hear you gripe about your brother or son > anymore... Are they still living with you? > (Oh God - Rose, did you kill them? Oh damn... maybe I shouldn't have > mentioned them...) > I just wanted to write and say that I am SO proud of you... You are > willing to try what people are suggesting, and you are seeming to benefit > from it immeasurably. > Sure you have your sick days, we all do, but your attitude about it sure > is different than it was a few weeks ago... and you're not sick EVERY day > like you were just a few weeks ago. Man, I'm just really admirin' you right > now. > Here's to Rose! <---- raises coffee cup : : : clink! : : : > > Diggin' the Rose-a-rama, > Terry in KC > > > > << thanks sweetie...the headaches starting now, been > getting those daily too, so i think its time for a > walk and stretch these poor bones and get some fresh > air...at least the doggie will thank me for it LOL >> > > > > PANCREATITIS Association, Intl. > Online e-mail group > > To reply to this message hit " reply " or send an e-mail to: Pancreatitis (AT) Yahoo > > To subscribe to this e-mail group, simply send an e-mail to: Pancreatitis-subscribe (AT) Yahoo > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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