Anya ,'Touched'
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Is there some kind of brace she can use that would give her use of the finger without too much pain or inconvenience? Ouch
You'd think. People did something before the miracle meds came to be.
Maybe talk to an occupational therapist? Aren't they the ones who know these tricks?
So nice not to be the only one who went "oh, cool" at that.
Battle of Hastings was my first thought.
Hug Cass for us, Mom of Cass.
I hope you can find something to help your mother, Laura.
But mostly, I really appreciate having someone to share my sorrow about this with.And hivemind. Which is often enlightening.
I hope that there are treatments, therapies and ways to get her back use of the joints, Laura. Should we be Googling in your steed?
What a wonderful daughter you have. We loves her we do.You're trying to make her forget watching her grown daughter throw a tantrum today, aren't you? (In which case? Entirely in your debt.)
Okay, I'm consumed with curiousity. The Battle of Hastings was in 1066. What's 2227?
Did you fling yourself on the grocery store floor?
It's hardly a tantrum if you didn't.
I did some Googling, but not very successfully. It will have to wait until tomorrow because almost midnight here and kids to get ready for school starting at 6:30am. Why did I not remember that I wasn't a morning person when I signed up for this mommy stuff?
Enjoy the mom visit! Hugs to both of you.
Ok, now I have a fun image to go to sleep with. Cassypants tantrum. Hee. Good on you! I think we should all have them more often.
The Battle of Hastings was in 1066. What's 2227?
I was wondering that, too. Until I figured out they were looking at your User ID #. Hi Mom O' Cass. Cool username!
I am now worried about Mom of Laura. Hope that a comfortable solution may be found for this.
Mom of Cass, hello to you. We luvs your Cass.
Ok, I have a hivemind question of my own. Daniel bought several vacuum-sealed packages of imitation crab meat at least two, maybe three, weeks ago. Some we tucked into the freezer, and some we put in the fridge. Now, there were several of the leg/stick style, and several of the chunk style. I have eaten most of the packages, but I did save one of the leg style packages for Daniel, as I had the idea that he wanted to dip some in cocktail sauce. That package has been sitting in the fridge, unopened since he brought them home. I say, time to just let it go. He says I should eat it. How long does that stuff stay good?
P.S. Many enthusiastic Harvey purrs to all.