Granny's gone and done it again

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Not sure if its a meal or a snack but it was ok
 
I can't get another MRI because I just had one - earlier in the day, BEFORE my knee went SNAP! We did the MRI to confirm a torn meniscus, and the SNAP was most likely a torn ACL. But insurance won't pay for another MRI so soon after the previous one, they are crazy expensive.


Yeah it was a pain pill. I have some Ondansatron on hand, it dissolves under the tongue and it helps. Yeah the bottle says you can take the pain pill with food or without but I know better than that, haha!


Thanks! I have some graham crackers on hand, they seem to work well, thanks. I don't use that particular PP unless it hurts REALLY bad though. Usually Tylenol or Tylenol PM is enough.


Why?
I was scared to sleep lolbut I’m all good now
 
Butchy Boy has always slept with me, a paw or head on me to make sure I am still there
Strangely, he suddenly started sleeping downstairs. He growled if we tried to get him upstairs.
Every night he jumps up in the recliner to check on DH after he's satisfied, he sleeps on the floor. He repeats the process several times each night.
DH came home from surgery and now has his personal 4footed guardian angel
 
Butchy Boy has always slept with me, a paw or head on me to make sure I am still there
Strangely, he suddenly started sleeping downstairs. He growled if we tried to get him upstairs.
Every night he jumps up in the recliner to check on DH after he's satisfied, he sleeps on the floor. He repeats the process several times each night.
DH came home from surgery and now has his personal 4footed guardian angel
Aww..dogs. This is how mine have been with me since my crash. Bella more so. A few grandkids came by, I was sitting at the kitchen table, a grandson bent down to talk with her, she growled! Bella? She was between me and him. They won't let me out of sight. Yesterday was a bit better. Today not good at all. I'm using my walker again. I don't know what to do.
 
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