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[chickadoodles]

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That's wonderful Scg! The town is very fortunate indeed. How exciting!

 

[getaclue]

Thank you all for your prayers, and well wishes. I'd also like to thank you for sharing your anecdotes regarding alzheimer's, freak flags, being "interesting, and "colorful". I got a good chuckle reading them. In all honesty, I only chose to go to that hospital because of the doctors. They do have some of the best doctors in the country that practice there, and will call in specialists from all over, if/when needed. I also knew the care afterwards was going to be very hit-and-miss, but I considered it more important to have access to better doctors. In that respect, I don't regret my choice.

 

[whoop whoop]

@getaclue hope you are feeling better today

 

[pennyJo1960]

As long as the inner being can sing you will do super Surperchemical

 

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@getaclue

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[microchick]

Thank you all for your prayers, and well wishes. I'd also like to thank you for sharing your anecdotes regarding alzheimer's, freak flags, being "interesting, and "colorful". I got a good chuckle reading them. In all honesty, I only chose to go to that hospital because of the doctors. They do have some of the best doctors in the country that practice there, and will call in specialists from all over, if/when needed. I also knew the care afterwards was going to be very hit-and-miss, but I considered it more important to have access to better doctors. In that respect, I don't regret my choice.

Getaclue, let me give you some advice straight from a medical professionals fingertips, so to speak. Tell your doctors about your problems with the hospital. They work hard to get those accreditations with facilities and they do not want their patients to go else where for their care and potentially have the patient's care pass out of their hands. The doctor will be going straight to the administrator and trust me, the you know what really does roll down hill.

Now I gotta go out and talk to my chickens. Got on my usual T-shirt, jeans with field boots and my hair freshly spiked. I'm good to go!

 

[pennyJo1960]

Quote: don't spike the hair but love t-shirt and jeans am still fairly small,
Have had spasms of
the diaphragm since 78 thankfully not overly endowed no bra since then either

love my t-shirts and jeans or sweatshirt and jeans oversized t-shirts my favorite

 

[chickadoodles]

Where O where did the log in box go.... Oh where O where did it GO? Does anyone know?
Every time I have tried to log in today the log in box and password box is gone.
So I click on the forgot user name and password to get logged in.

This is on Chrome and Edge.

 

[microchick]

don't spike the hair but love t-shirt and jeans am still fairly small,
Have had spasms of
the diaphragm since 78 thankfully not overly endowed no bra since then either

love my t-shirts and jeans or sweatshirt and jeans oversized t-shirts my favorite

Oh man, I wish I could do that. I can remember at one of my high school reunions and somebody telling me that they had ran into 'so and so' a few years back, and my acquaintance had mentioned that she had ran into me and asked the guy if he remembered me from high school.He said yes, she was the one with the really big

......and it wasn't my eyes, which are big BTW.

I've always got a buzz out of hearing women say they wanted to have augmentation surgery. I've volunteered about half of mine but so far no takers.

As for clothes, jeans and T's have been my outfit of choice since I was in my teens. My mother would yell at me about dressing like a lady, wear a dress, some nice shoes, blah blah blah. I'd reply that I was on my way out to muck out my horse's stall. Which dress should I wear, the blue or the summer white, and 1 or 3 inch heels for standing in horse poop, which was it? I always tried to be by the door by the time I had the word poop out so I could beat a hasty retreat.

 

[superchemicalgirl]

If I remember correctly from my training it's the white dress and the 3 inch heels for horse poop.