Reminds me of my Pascal text book in college, Problem Solving With Pascal. The author explained that you didn't cram a whole loaf of bread in your mouth, you sliced it into smaller pieces in order to eat it.
They never tell you this. Old age is painful, embarassing, expensive, frustrating ... starting to sound like the side effects of dangerous medication...
I'm only taking 4 pills daily and 2 of them are common antibiotics so I really don't have any new symptoms thankfully.
I would hit "like" for you plan alone, but hitting that on the post seems like poor taste. Do you, or will you have a portable oxygen bottle? I guess that might preserve you quality or life up to a point.
I don't need oxygen yet, as so far my blood oxygen levels are staying around 94 to 95 which is very good considering what I have to work with.
Of course, it makes perfect sense. There is no catharsis without pain, like there's no courage without fear.; that's what catharsis is, the release of pain.
I had to laugh, because that reminds me of a Simpsons gag (as many things do). Homer receives that advice: "live each day like it's your last." Then it cuts to homer sitting on a curb, crying, and yelling "I DON'T WANT TO DIE!"
"What's so embarrassing about not having died?"
FWIW, spices are a lot cheaper at ethnic markets or ethnic sections of regular supermarkets. Of course you have to want the sides on offer there.
Check out the TRF Cookbook thread. If a bunch of old geezers can cook stuff from a recipe then so can you. It's like building a rocket. Just follow the instructions.
They did that to me a few years ago using a local (pretty el sucko). I was fairly PO'd as my real plan was to have a growth removed from the underside of my left eyelid. He would not do one without the other. The crowning glory was that insurance would not pay for it after the doc insisted all was good. The upside is that the growth was removed from the eyelid and has not returned.
If The Joy of Cooking is in there, it's a good resource, as it has some very basic instructions on techniques as well as recipes. Also, cooking classes at a community college or the like would be a good way to get involved in something.
Mine is made by Hyper-Tough:
I just called to make an appointment with a local ear specialist so that I could get my hearing tested and to have them look at the normal amount of ear wax which never seems to go away for very long. It's been that way ever since the day I moved to North Carolina. I never had any wax build up or any ear infections the whole time I lived in Ohio. It's obviously something in the air, which is what my urgent care doctor told me.
It's not the same; keep looking. All Mucinex is guaifenesin, an expectorant. The D means it has a Decongestant (probably pseudoephedrine) which is what you need. The DM is for DextroMethorphan, a cough suppressant. I don't know how much good the expectorant is going to do you, but if the doc says use it then who am I to question?
Oh, you're going to enjoy *that*. I recommend either sour gum or sour hard candy. Clindamycin is one of the few meds I've been on that tastes bad THROUGH AN IV!
"Cane toads are poisonous at all stages of their life cycle, including the egg and tadpole stage. The toxin is secreted and possibly squirted when the animal is roughly handled or feels threatened. The toxin is produced on the toad's shoulder glands and is present on the skin of its back."
