Oh no! A mother in law live in?

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In a message dated 10/18/2003 1:03:37 AM Central Standard Time,

coprhed@... writes:

hey wolfie,

thanks for the advice - i'll re-check what i'm taking and ask the dr again -

i'm even thinking about fosamax - its supposed to build lost bone - have you

heard of it? right now i'm so po'd at my hubby - not only am i coming out of

a c-section but then this and i thought i could have his support and he

stays gone the whole day - and his mom is living with us and i added in that

she didn't even offer to make me a meal

i just had 2 dayss of the flu with 101 plus fever, sweating/freezing, body

hurting --- and i'm the only one in the house.

Hey Girl,

Well for one thing. Momma is dead weight for ya. Get her butt gone. If

you have to be there and do for yourself without her helping out then tell her

company is like dead fish...it all stinks after three days, lol. Thats what

my Mom always says,lmbo. With you being sick your hubby should have spent some

time helping you more. I think I have heard of the fosamax. Let me know where

you get it. You said the mother in law " LIVES " there? Not a good thing. Never

saw a house big enough for two women. Can lead to major problems. How long has

she been living with you two?

Wolfie

Leeds, Alabama

Lap RNY

August 27,2003

Dr. Lee A. Schmitt, M.D.

Medical Center East

Beginning Weight: 336

" Keep Em Laughing! "