Sitting with a cup of coffee. (coffee lovers)

Yeah... I wish I could stop by.., way too far away though.

Those parents were my "stand in, in case I needed extras" parents. The Dad is still alive.... But just a bit of a kick in the gut. :(

Told my mom that she needed to stop by with a casserole or some other food thing.... Food is always good, way better than flowers, IMHO. My mom is acting as my "stand in". My mom and the dead mom weren't close, but their moms were close, so my mom very much wanted to pay her respects.

Odd though, I liked going to wakes, house visitations, etc. when people died.... then the funeral, then the burial..... I was hoping that since the family was part of the "old guard" of society down there, that they would have a wake or house visitation... But they aren't.

Seams like now-a-days people don't do that... Instead of a quality three days of visiting and mourning they wrap it up fast, often times not even a body.

I am old fashioned. I like the wailing women.... I think it helps with processing the loss.
 
Ron, hugs to your wife... Stuff like that is hard. I don't care how old you are, when someone from your youth goes it is always a shock... How did the time go??? how is the friend no longer 17????

Talking of you wife...now that she has been on meds for a good period of time, how is she doing bone/energy level/etc.??
 
Ron, hugs to your wife... Stuff like that is hard. I don't care how old you are, when someone from your youth goes it is always a shock... How did the time go??? how is the friend no longer 17????

Talking of you wife...now that she has been on meds for a good period of time, how is she doing bone/energy level/etc.??
It has been a year since the operation to remove a tumor on the gland that regulates blood calcium levels. She had a rough time in the winter because the calcium was returning to her bones and she was not taking enough calcium.

Her Mental fog is gone and she is doing much better with the symptoms of too much blood calcium.
 
Thanks Ron! I remembered the issues and symptoms that she was having..but for some reason had forgotten that it was a tumor that needed to be removed... Duh....

Anyway, glad things are looking up.
 
Thanks Ron! I remembered the issues and symptoms that she was having..but for some reason had forgotten that it was a tumor that needed to be removed... Duh....

Anyway, glad things are looking up.

Yes!

One thing that is good to be over is the Kidney Stones! She collected 60 or so in a month. Ouch!
 
Ron, 'ouch' indeed on the kidney stones, and a good update on your wife's progress.


had gall stones.... I thought I was going to die.... every exhale was a scream... no kiddng here and I have a high threshold for pain.


the worst pain is that of gall stones or kidney stones
She went to the emergency room on an ambulance two times before she was diagnosed with Kidney Stones. She was told it was a bladder infection and given anti biotics the first time. The second time the ER Doc diagnosed correctly and sent her home with meds for kidney stones and a referral to an Urologist. I figured out the tumor part--we were told she had this 10 years earlier and that it was going to be watched...of course the Dr. promptly discounted it all and did not monitor anything. He did not even run the correct blood tests.

Quite sad to have an endocrine tumor for 10 years and not have it taken care of!
 
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