BYC Café

[sourland]

Good morning, and thanks for the coffee.

 

[ShrekDawg]

Good afternoon

 

[Mtn Margie]

Still mornng here and thanks for the coffee! Sunshine and 60 (mph that is)!
The drifts are pretty though.

 

[Insnesnakos]

Good afternoon BYC Cafe`

 

[LaFleche]

Good evening, everyone!

I brought another pot of freshly brewed Arabica to share.

For tomorrow the new range and oven are scheduled to arrive, can't wait to be able to cook and bake properly again!

 

[pennyJo1960]

Oh heck we are wet too rubber boots.
Did bring a pot of coffee Cafe.

 

[sourland]

Oh heck we are wet too rubber boots.
Did bring a pot of coffee Cafe.

Thanks.

 

[DobieLover]

Did bring a pot of coffee Cafe.

We've all got the same idea. It's cold and dank here. I'll have a cup too.

I did finally get the shower stall base prepped for the dry pack. I'll do the actual application Friday. I need to get a larger wood float for finishing it before I get started.

 

[CapricornFarm]

Drizzly, rainy, cruddy day here today. Looks like the drizzle is supposed to last past 2 pm.

I got Bella's blood test results back. She is incredibly low in cobalamin and low in folate. I bought a bottle of cobalamin that has 100 injectable doses for less than $12. I will be giving her oral folate.

My nurse sis came over to do the first injection and she hosed it! Her hands were shaking like a leaf because of neuropathy in her neck. She didn't get the needle fully through and under her skin and when she injected it, it squirted back out of the skin onto her shoulder.

I decided I had to suck it up and do it myself. And I DID! I have never given such an injection. I HATE needles. HATE. But if she is going to need this for the rest of her life, I need to be the one to do it.

I'm hoping that Bella starts to feel much better soon with her new therapy. I will need to get her blood serum levels tested again in early March to finalize what her final therapeutic regime should be.

Skin is much tougher than people expect it to be.

 

[CapricornFarm]

I understand her B12 problem. I have to take Sublingual B12 for the same reason. I didn't know I had a dog's disorder.

Larry, SIT!