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[Chickassan]

Welp, guess I don't got to check Marlene's feet, think the limpy gimpy issue is fixed for today.
And might I add.....ouch.

 

[Parront]

Welp, guess I don't got to check Marlene's feet, think the limpy gimpy issue is fixed for today.
And might I add.....ouch.
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Looks like a turkey egg! ouch x2!

 

[Chickassan]

She seems to feel much better, poor thing she's a jumbo layer but I think she's showing off a bit much.

Looks like a turkey egg! ouch x2!

 

[apryl29]

The drive to the hospital is 1.5 hours. I chose this hospital because this is where they would transfer the baby or me if anything went wrong. I did the separate hospitals thing with Thing 1. I DO NOT want to go through that again.

I can try for a VBAC, even with an "unknown scar type".

I plan on working right up until I go into labor. I would rather spend as much time with the baby rather than having a week or two with NOTHING to do, which is what would have happened with my son since I didn't go into labor with him until 41+4.

The telephone company is here and is moving the line out of the way! That means my septic guy can hopefully finish by the end of the week or early next week!!!! And that means we’ll have water, septic and phones! We’ll have to start planning a moving party. Hopefully people from church can help.

Also, look what I found while in the field talking to the telephone company guys. So cute and not abandoned.
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I don't blame you, it's well worth the drive if you eases your mind. It's great that they're going to let you try for the vbac. that everything goes your way.
on the telephone people getting the line moved. It won't be long til you have your own place & everything moved! I'm so excited for you!
for the baby deer.

My puppies are out of surgery and doing well. We pick them up in 45 minutes. It is a 30 minute drive.......had to come home to let Jack and Delilah outside.

Sable just hates baths.
Tilly and Jack like them go figure lol.

Blood sugar does go down when exercising. Yup normal....I think.

Delilah wanted to come back upstairs so bad she wolfed down her food......she had been out to potty so that wasn't it. Of course she didn't chew so she threw it ALL back up.
Her food was where she had full access all morning. She won't eat unless I sit with her, yes even on weekends.

I followed her normal schedule and behavior for feeding.
Poor baby doesn't like being all alone for 5 hours.

Here's hoping Tilly doesn't like in the car again on the way home.

Rae,
I am really glad they are finally getting it rolling so you can have the necessities in the new house.

Adorable fawn by the way.

Pets are so much like children. I hope everyone is feeling better soon.

Welp, guess I don't got to check Marlene's feet, think the limpy gimpy issue is fixed for today.
And might I add.....ouch.
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Oh, that poor poor chicken.

 

[Chickassan]

She's fine @apryl29 , she has to pay the toll for such a sh*tty atitude somehow. That is six months paid in full at least.

 

[apryl29]

My tiny human is having a blast in Niagara Falls w/ her class trip. And tonight I have academic awards w/ the giant human. We fully expect them to say her name wrong again. next week is their last week of school, they get out on Wednesday. They're both looking forward to lying in bed all day and letting their muscles atrophy while I'm at work. I have to say, I'm jealous.

 

[apryl29]

She's fine @apryl29 , she has to pay the toll for such a sh*tty atitude somehow. That is six months paid in full at least.

I've had a few big ones, but those don't make me cringe as much as when my bantam Ash lays and egg and it's a bit bloody. I feel so bad for her b/c she's super tiny to begin with, but once in a while she'll lay something a bit too big and you just know it hurt. Toothless keeps laying eggs w/ extra calcium deposits on them and you just know those tear her up a big on the way out.

 

[Chickassan]

The bloody ones are always a little disturbing, way too relatable for my comfort.

I've had a few big ones, but those don't make me cringe as much as when my bantam Ash lays and egg and it's a bit bloody. I feel so bad for her b/c she's super tiny to begin with, but once in a while she'll lay something a bit too big and you just know it hurt. Toothless keeps laying eggs w/ extra calcium deposits on them and you just know those tear her up a big on the way out.

 

[Parront]

The bloody ones are always a little disturbing, way too relatable for my comfort.

It is the eggs that do not come out that are the problem! A little broken capillary is no worse than a nose bleed, looks worse than it is.

 

[Chickassan]

I think the road taken is what gets me, just the exit route plus the blood fries my sensibilities
It registers so much worse than a nosebleed visually.

It is the eggs that do not come out that are the problem! A little broken capillary is no worse than a nose bleed, looks worse than it is.