My leukemia's back.

[N F C]

Pretty sunset Phil

 

[LittleLakePhil]

Yeah but it's dark now....just plain dark. I hear coyotes outside...haven't heard many lately because a wolf had been hanging around. Maybe he moved on...I'll just cross my fingers....got no use for wolves....I left a light on for my ducks got a while I don't have the timers hooked up yet...still a work in progress.

 

[N F C]

I think all of our stuff is a "work in progress"...we seem to get very little done just so and just right, lol.

 

[Blooie]

Well, I'd like to be able to say"work in progress" but around here "work" is the operative word, without much progress! <sigh>

 

[sourland]

I think all of our stuff is a "work in progress"...we seem to get very little done just so and just right, lol.

My father in law would back up, view a project and say, "Good enough!"

 

[LittleLakePhil]

"Work in progress" is not just a motto...it's a way of life

 

[sourland]

"Work in progress" is not just a motto...it's a way of life

That would be me - "A work in progress."

 

[FridayYet]

That would be me - "A work in progress."

That goes for me too, but some just call me "a piece of work" instead......

 

[LittleLakePhil]

That goes for me too, but some just call me "a piece of work" instead......

I've been given that title a time or two myself

 

[donrae]

That goes for me too, but some just call me "a piece of work" instead......

Or when they look at you, open their mouth to say something, shut their mouth and just shake their head and walk off, muttering under their breath.......

Mini rant--things had been going so much better with my local doctor's office---until I'm trying to get a refill on my anti-rejection med. I'm thinking this one is kind of important, right? I started requesting a refill through the pharmacy over a week ago. nada. Went to the pharmacy today, still nothing. Asked if they're refax, and I called the office. Said I'd been working on it, I was only going to have a partial dose for tonight and then I'm out. Nothing got called in today. Now, I've missed a dose here and there over the months so I know it won't kill me or send me to the ED, but I have no idea how long that's going to last. I think I'll call them tomorrow and ask for a timeline on how long it takes cyclosporine to clear one's system and how fast graft vs host can move once the immune suppression effect is removed. Oh, and what are the first symptoms I'll be seeing?

and by the way, can ya'all please call in that refill? maybe save a trip to the hospital, you know, do your part to control healthcare costs......