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I've weathered the "family drama" before, and as I said, it all went well, so no concerns for now. Gotta keep life interesting, right?

As to Dh's son, he was very nice to me. He usually is, but it's what he says behind my back that's been the problem. He's got problems with depression. When he goes off his meds, he self-medicates with drinking, drugs, etc. He spends all his money going out and partying, so then he wants Dh...

I've tolerated this chemo well, so far. Of course, it's just the first round of many. A couple months ago, Dh's brother said he, and his wife were coming to FL. They come down here every year, and every year Dh invites them to come over, or let us meet up with them somewhere, so we could...

I started my new chemo yesterday. It went well, and so far today, I'm very tired, but so far, I don't feel like I've been run over a few times by a Mack truck.

The horse paste works just fine. For a long time, that's all that was available. Both my daughter and I have used it. Be sure to read how many lbs. per notch, because it can vary quite a bit between brands, and adjust it to your weight. We did the one dose based on our weight. That knocked...

ROFLOL, No, I meant the ivermectin for your husband. It works great against covid type viruses.

Although nicotine is predominantly found in tobacco plants, it’s also present in tomatoes, eggplants, potatoes, and green pepper plants. And while they all belong to the nightshade family, the quantities of nicotine in these other plants are much lower than in tobacco plants. There are certain...

It's not about the lungs exclusively. It's about the receptors in the body. Nicotine helps block those receptors.

Yes, we now know that the nicotine in the patches block the receptors that the covid attaches to. It was one of the first things the Italian doctors noted early on, that smokers seemed to fare better, so they were using nicotine patches, and they helped some.

Has he been to his doctor about it? Could he possibly have bronchitis, OR mycoplasma? People get mycoplasma too. The exposure can be a result of going to the feed store, and someone else carried it in. It doesn't necessarily have to be from your own chickens. A prescription of Doxycycline...

While healthy eating does provide a plethora of benefits, including a strong immune system, like you said, it's not a force field. At least one other benefit, which you are demonstrating, is the ability to fight back, and recover more readily, on those rare occasions that you do catch...

I hope you get to feeling better very quickly. There are a couple things that seem to be going around right now that are not Covid. If you suspect it might be Covid, grab some Ivermectin. It knocks it right out.

Merry Christmas

Peroxide, a couple times a day for a few days, should remove it. Don't do it more than twice a day, or it can cause some inflammation, which is counter productive. Careful it doesn't get into the eyes.

I'm sorry she's gone downhill. I know it doesn't fix anything, but I was thinking more along the lines of it helping her walk a bit more normally.

You mention that Scarlett is doing pretty good in all other regards, so it might be worth giving her relief from the fluid, if it can be done with one needle puncture, and it can be done in a reasonable amount of time, then dressing the small puncture from the needle. If not, then let nature...

Awwww, so sorry to hear about Mina. I don't really know of anything that prevents seizures in chickens.

It's a beautiful pattern.

Yes, you do have a nice, informative channel on youtube. I agree that there is a lot of bad information on almost any topic one chooses, however, there are also channels like yours, that are really good. It's a mixed bag of nuts, and yes there are some nuts on there too.

I have no doubt you've done those things. I just thought I'd post, in case anyone reading wasn't familiar with fly strike. I hope Athena recovers nicely. Fingers crossed.