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The new meds or their timing may be the problem. He might talk with the doctor if this continues to be a problem. Some drugs just agree with some people better than others or adjusting the dose or timing may be appropriate. Good communication with a good doc is the best treatment. Of course...

It might be good to look at his medications' side effects if this is a new problem. Next look at his daily routine and make sure he has one. The body likes it when the routine is the same. Establish relaxing habits before bed (dinner,warm bath, reading and relaxing, hot chocolate). If he is...

When I would see people with difficulty breathing or children with upper respiratory infections whose parents or they themselves reeked of cigarette smoke in the ER and they would say "I'm sorry I know I should quit smoking", I would always say to them, "Don't apologize to me, I encourage...

I just want to give a very strong second to what Cassie said. Having been in and around healthcare for most of my life, I can certainly attest to many many incidents where people just refused to die in the predicted time and again many many times died of something unrelated to what they were...

Deli Delish?

I don't know who said it but, it always makes me laugh, they said,"I know everybody has to die, but I always thought there would be an exception in my case." Remember that people who are married live longer.

We lived together for 14 and now have been married for 15 years and it does make a difference. You wouldn't think it would, but there was a difference right away. We were very glad we did it and a bit sorry we hadn't done it sooner. I honestly didn't think there was going to be any difference...

Congrats!!!! You made it. I kept the name with which I was born. Well, two people took a long time to pick a first name that actually matched my last name and I had no confidence that I could do better. Besides I didn't want to be writing my last name in pencil. I ask young newly married girls...

We will be there in spirit wishing you all the best.

Jim and I wish you a wonderful wedding and a marriage of great happiness, and a blessed first Christmas together. Gail

Ken has really good color, considering everything. Hope all keeps going well. Can't wait for wedding pictures. Love and prayers to both of you and your families.

Love the bouquet. Is that yours or your attendants?

What do you have left? You seem to have done such a great job of planning this all out. I have been just amazed at all the beautiful details. Even those of us who are across the country feel as if we are right there with you (at least in spirit). So generous of you to take us all along on your...

MRSA can be swift and very hard to treat. There are more things around us now as we use more antibiotics. So sorry to hear of your loss. Our prayers are with you.

I resemble that remark!!!!

I'm trying to remember what 50 was like. My mom lived to 95 which is pretty close to 100. So, say you may be half-way there and as for Ken, Doctors don't know everything. They told my dad, who was a doctor himself, that he wouldn't make it much beyond 50. He died at 80. If there is one thing...

You look old? Relative to what? If you were my age (which actually is old), you'd think you looked like a kid. You and Ken are going to make a very handsome YOUNG couple in those wedding pictures in just a few weeks. You look GREAT!!!!

Great pics. Love to see you both having a good time.

When an adult tummy is barfy, the BRAT diet is usually the first solid food suggestion. First a person needs to be able to keep down gatorade for 24hrs., nothing else. Water is a no no. Then its bananas, rice, applesauce and toast for the next 24 hrs. If that doesn't work, its doctor time...

Glad you are feeling better, debi. Finding more triggers is just the nature of the beast. Cake tasting sounds very exciting. Just love those cakes that have flavors between thin layers, yum.