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Lol :hugs go watch frozen

Good morning Abi :hugs good luck with ear worms

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I'm alive!! Sick but alive and we have a baby goat now our little echo was born here on the farm two weeks ago this Wed and I have a brooder of bantams lol no silkies though which is what I really want. Love y'all
 
I'm so glad you are alive! :oops: I get scared when dead people start posting.
I am very sorry you are sick. I'm still amazed Duckling didn't get me sick the last two weeks!
Congrats on Echo! Echo! Echo! :lol: Do you have kid or chick pictures?!
You will get your silkies, I'm sure.
 
You know? For all he's putting me through, I still think one of the worst fears I have is for my husband's safety.
He gets into fights.
He is sometimes clumsy (misses steps, and trips over things).
He drives distracted.
He speeds like a racecar driver (I once looked "up" from clipping my nails as we went around a corner on the bike. The spedometer said 103).
The floods. The hurricanes. The tornadoes. The fires. The ice and snow out west. He drives mostly out west. There are too many stupid drivers on the road. I mean besides my husband.
Then there is that he's gone back to drinking. If this company alerts him of drug testing, he can get away with that again too. His family is loaded with cancer. They are almost all dead from it. He is the ONLY male (and his family is more than 3/4 male) that hasn't been diagnosed with cancer. Because he refuses to be tested.
He's not 400 pounds anymore, but he's back to being a heavy smoker, has been obese since he was about four (Meat Loaf had nothing on him!) and is diabetic. He doesn't check his numbers very often.
So, I have to worry about his dying. Worry how I will have to deal with his mother taking over arrangements. Worry ... I just worry.
 
You know? For all he's putting me through, I still think one of the worst fears I have is for my husband's safety.
He gets into fights.
He is sometimes clumsy (misses steps, and trips over things).
He drives distracted.
He speeds like a racecar driver (I once looked "up" from clipping my nails as we went around a corner on the bike. The spedometer said 103).
The floods. The hurricanes. The tornadoes. The fires. The ice and snow out west. He drives mostly out west. There are too many stupid drivers on the road. I mean besides my husband.
Then there is that he's gone back to drinking. If this company alerts him of drug testing, he can get away with that again too. His family is loaded with cancer. They are almost all dead from it. He is the ONLY male (and his family is more than 3/4 male) that hasn't been diagnosed with cancer. Because he refuses to be tested.
He's not 400 pounds anymore, but he's back to being a heavy smoker, has been obese since he was about four (Meat Loaf had nothing on him!) and is diabetic. He doesn't check his numbers very often.
So, I have to worry about his dying. Worry how I will have to deal with his mother taking over arrangements. Worry ... I just worry.


Abi -
It is what it is. You can't change him.
He sounds like his own worst enemy, but he has made it this far.
If he should die (ok we are all going to die) but if it is before his mother, no harm in letting her do her thing with funeral arrangements if she wants to- he is her son and she probably loves him more than anyone. Mothers are like that.

:hugs

(Presumably your house belongs to you/your husband and not to his mother???)
 

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