Re: Last night & missing meds

[Guest guest]

Hi :

This morning we awoke to a new two feet of snow. My DH got out the

snowblower to clear the driveway, then we headed up over the summit.

My son did a wonderful job of driving very carefully, his first time

on snow chains.

But we are back in our " real " home now, where a few snowflakes falling

make the frontpage of the paper. I remember one very light flurry of

snowflakes in the early '90s was the first measurable snow here in 20

years! In July when it's your winter you'll hear me complaining about

heatwaves of 105F. Gets very hot here, too. (Central Valley of

California, two hours east of San Francisco.)

Unfortunately, when we got home my DH realized he left my box with all

my supplements, plus my MTX bottle up at Tahoe. And of course, there

are no more refills, because the rheumy wants to see me first on 1/14

before he writes another script. I'm sure hoping he's in the office

tomorrow to call an emergency refill to the pharmacist. I usually take

responsibility for all my own stuff getting into the car, but he had

it in his hand was heading towards the garage ... except ... when he

was out of my sight he set it down on the top of the washing machine

and forgot to come back to get it.

I know it's not as crucial as with some of the other meds like pred to

skip a dose of MTX, but shoot!

Yeah, it's hard to see the boysies leave, but this one has his life in

order, is doing well in school, and has lovely a girlfriend. He's 21

and this is what we raised him for ... to be independent and happy!

Tenayahh

> Wow, Tenayahh. It all sounds like a Winter wonderland over there, it

must be

> so pretty just to look out of the window. I think I would stay under

that

> comforter if I were you, it sounds really cozy. We are in the midst

of a

> heat wave here (in Aust) and I haven't seen snow in several years.

We

> actually have to drive up to the mountains in mid winter to see it.

> I agree about the pain. I am also lucky at the moment to be pain

free and

> just suffer from post Christmas fatigue.

> Your son sounds gorgeous and I know you will miss him when he

leaves. Hard

> to be a mum sometimes isn't it?

> Take care,

> Lesley

>

>

[Guest guest]

Glad you made it home safely, Tenayahh. How maddening about those meds; I

bet you could have killed your husband, or are you more tolerant than me?!

Our heat wave has finally broken and it rained over night, although it is

still humid.

Hope you got those meds replaced OK,

Happy New Year,

Lesley

> " tenayahh@...>

>Reply-To: OurMyositis

>To: OurMyositis

>Subject: Re: Last night & missing meds

>Date: Mon, 30 Dec 2002 06:42:15 -0000

>

>Hi :

>

>This morning we awoke to a new two feet of snow. My DH got out the

>snowblower to clear the driveway, then we headed up over the summit.

>My son did a wonderful job of driving very carefully, his first time

>on snow chains.

>

>But we are back in our " real " home now, where a few snowflakes falling

>make the frontpage of the paper. I remember one very light flurry of

>snowflakes in the early '90s was the first measurable snow here in 20

>years! In July when it's your winter you'll hear me complaining about

>heatwaves of 105F. Gets very hot here, too. (Central Valley of

>California, two hours east of San Francisco.)

>

>Unfortunately, when we got home my DH realized he left my box with all

>my supplements, plus my MTX bottle up at Tahoe. And of course, there

>are no more refills, because the rheumy wants to see me first on 1/14

>before he writes another script. I'm sure hoping he's in the office

>tomorrow to call an emergency refill to the pharmacist. I usually take

>responsibility for all my own stuff getting into the car, but he had

>it in his hand was heading towards the garage ... except ... when he

>was out of my sight he set it down on the top of the washing machine

>and forgot to come back to get it.

>

>I know it's not as crucial as with some of the other meds like pred to

>skip a dose of MTX, but shoot!

>

>Yeah, it's hard to see the boysies leave, but this one has his life in

>order, is doing well in school, and has lovely a girlfriend. He's 21

>and this is what we raised him for ... to be independent and happy!

>

>Tenayahh

>

>

> > Wow, Tenayahh. It all sounds like a Winter wonderland over there, it

>must be

> > so pretty just to look out of the window. I think I would stay under

>that

> > comforter if I were you, it sounds really cozy. We are in the midst

>of a

> > heat wave here (in Aust) and I haven't seen snow in several years.

>We

> > actually have to drive up to the mountains in mid winter to see it.

> > I agree about the pain. I am also lucky at the moment to be pain

>free and

> > just suffer from post Christmas fatigue.

> > Your son sounds gorgeous and I know you will miss him when he

>leaves. Hard

> > to be a mum sometimes isn't it?

> > Take care,

> > Lesley

> >

> >

>

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