Sitting with a cup of coffee. (coffee lovers)

[mrbigschickens]

Oh, man. I had sciatica during the last part of my first pregnancy, and periodically for years after that. I can remember standing in the middle of an aisle in Walmart with my son in a baby sling, thinking, "how long is it going to take someone to notice that there's this woman just standing here, and how am I going to explain to them that I can't move?!" It was absurd - as long as I stood still, I was fine, but if I tried to walk, every step was like someone kicking me on my tailbone, with the pain radiating down my leg. Fortunately, that spasm passed without the police or EMT's getting called . . . . Early in my second pregnancy, I felt a couple of twinges, and thought, "Oh, boy. This is gonna be a long nine months." But it passed off, and I haven't had any trouble since. 

Trust me, you have my sympathy.

I'be never been pregnant LoL but I have had and do have kidney stones.
They say the pain from them is like a woman giving birth if that's true I can tell that men won't be having any baby's in the near future.
Thanks for your kind thoughts I will pray you never have that again, I'm on some pretty serious meds for this and would not want you to have to do that.

 

[Puddin Fluff]

:yiipchick :yiipchick :yiipchick Best "Happy Dance" I can do right now (notice the feet not leaving the floor) BUT!!! I am vertical!!! I am a bi-ped again!!! Well, getting there anyway. Finally got the ok to put weight on my ankle but I'm still in the walking cast boot for another 4-6 weeks. I have a bunch of exercises to do of course but I am actually looking forward to it. The sooner I can get back to being vertical all the time. My surgeon warned me to not go too fast so I will be "[COLOR=B42000] [/COLOR] " a bit longer but hopefully I will be on my sweetie's arm by the holidays!

Yeah! You are on the mend!

 

[chickadoodles]

This morning I moved some chicks to a larger brooder and they love it. Then I planted some oats and wheat in a section of the chickens runs that I keep them out of and only let them forage some here and there in it. I hope the seeds come up soon. It's only a 12'x15' area but I let the hens or roosters in to forage. I had some grass last week and cleaned up the leaves and sticks for the seed to take hold.

 

[ronott1]

This morning I moved some chicks to a larger brooder and they love it. Then I planted some oats and wheat in a section of the chickens runs that I keep them out of and only let them forage some here and there in it. I hope the seeds come up soon. It's only a 12'x15' area but I let the hens or roosters in to forage. I had some grass last week and cleaned up the leaves and sticks for the seed to take hold.

It sounds like you are doing much better!

 

[chickadoodles]

Quote: This Meloxicam is really helping me get around so much better now. I am so excited about it. I'm kind of scared to slow down...

 

[ronott1]

Today I processed two Roosters. I have one more but am waiting until next weekend when I can process two more.

The coffee was gone so I mad a second pot for lunch time.

It was very tasty too!

 

[chickadoodles]

Today I processed two Roosters. I have one more but am waiting until next weekend when I can process two more.

The coffee was gone so I mad a second pot for lunch time.

It was very tasty too!

Sounds good. I just sat down with a cup of coffee break time.

 

[perchie.girl]

Just finally got my quad espresso for lunch time... If i can drink it before two PM I am good for my normal sleeping times.

Meloxicam.... I am going to look that up.... still waiting for my cards so I can participate in Obama care.... sigh.

deb

 

[chickadoodles]

Just finally got my quad espresso for lunch time... If i can drink it before two PM I am good for my normal sleeping times.

Meloxicam.... I am going to look that up.... still waiting for my cards so I can participate in Obama care.... sigh.

deb

This Meloxican (Mobic) really does help! It did take a bit to get used to it. I paid 2.56 on my Blue Cross Ins. I hope you get your Ins. and can get some help Deb.

 

[perchie.girl]

Quote:
Read up on it.... its a NSAID... which is neither hear nor there.... just a strong one. One dose per day. I am taking alieve which is also an NSAID... and when I choose to take the regular dosage get reliefe pretty quickly.... But it does a number on my gut. sigh.

I will talk to a doc once i get on board. I am going through MediCal through Covered California. Medi-Cal originally was set up for low income families with children or elderly or emergency surgery like for Cesarian sections... But typically its not offered to people with more than one car or who have houses.... Obamba care only goes by income... So the application is twirling in Cyber space like a hot buttered cat array....



sorry my latest humor about cats has been a bit dark.....

deb