Fay! Is it odd that I am exited at the prospect of you going to Chine? Well, I am. I' not sure if I said, but I have been thrilled to follow your travels always, and I have been thinking about you lately what with the transition of monarchy in Thailand. Sad, but also not, about The Cat Daniel. The passage of time, I cannot get a grip on it.
I do realize that children's stories - as well as children's pictures - are mostly interesting maybe to a few family members of those children, and sometimes not even to them, so I won't go into all those little details who build the everyday pictures of their lives, and therefore of such a large part of mine.
Obviously, I don't speak for anyone but myself, but I would love so love to read whatever paragraphs you could throw at the screen about those little details, Nilly! Or about your pedagogical opinions or, you know, whatever you got.
I know I have failed to recognize each and every one of you delurkers as you should be recognized, but rest assure, only in words here on the board. My heart has leapt with joy to see each of you. My brain just can't compose posts to keep up.
Wow, Sparky! I feel like i say this or something similar to every one of your posts, but that is a lot of wow.
Eat, that surgical glue business is fucked up! But no migraines is terrific news. As I blend my responses to your posts with complete disregard to how you experience your own life. Sorry about that!
Hi bennett! I thought you were somewhere else. I don't know why. Always good to hear from you. I think of you as Shakespearean in some way, is that totally off?
Stephanie! Your life sounds so good to me. Keep it up. That whole buying a house with your parents thing, that's terrific. And much else, but that is what I am jealous of, I guess.
Nanita! We need to make a Point Isabel dog park date. Your schedule is more the determining factor than mine, let me know if you see a good opening on your schedule.
I still have all mo reproductive parts, for all the good they've done me. I 'm mildly jealous of anyone who has had them removed and got any improved quality of life from that!
I have been eating Jamaican food and then chocolate and drinking wine all night, I might be a wee bit sentimental, but all y'all, so good to see you!
Heh, yeah, I'm on track to join the hyster-sisters in the near future but have been resisting because 1) my abdomen is already impressively scarred and I'm strangely averse to adding to the patchwork and B) while I've been to 2 gyno specialists (one my regular, second for a second opinion) who both mentioned hysterectomy as sorta the only option left, neither were very gung-ho about the prospects of it actually helping noticeably. They both kinda hemmed and hawed about how endometriosis can't really be diagnosed just from symptoms even tho I've been 'diagnosed' with endometriosis by every gyno I've seen since I was 19....*sigh* If just one Dr said "I believe that getting in there and removing the fibroids and the uterus and the scar tissue that is almost certainly coating your innards will significantly relieve your pain" with even 60% hope...I would schedule it ASAP (or as soon as I bank up enough sick time to cover the time off work.) But no one says that, it's always "I'd like to get in there laparoscopicaly and have a look but if we schedule that we might as well do the hysterectomy because insurance won't pay for just diagnostic laparoscopy" and I have zero need for my uterus. (I'm 40 now and have never wanted to be a mother. Never. Pretty dang sure I'm not gonna change my mind on that before menopause sets in naturally.) I just really want someone to hold my hand and say "do this, it will help. you will feel better." But as is, there are doubts, and I don't like the idea of being put under and cut open without a pretty dang good reason, ya know?
I really need to catch up on ita's thread but I'm not quite ready for that. yet. Maybe tomorrow night after a cocktail or 2. P (my employer-recognized-for-the-health-care-benefits 'domestic partner') brought me home some truly spectacular Ginger liquor which I've been enjoying straight over ice...but I also looked up some veeery eeeenteresting cocktails that must needs be tried out. For science.
I know I have failed to recognize each and every one of you delurkers as you should be recognized, but rest assure, only in words here on the board. My heart has leapt with joy to see each of you. My brain just can't compose posts to keep up.
This! Delurking month has been a delight.
-t, yes on Point Isabel! My two loved Walter!
Delurking month has been a delight.
It really has! I've been so glad to catch up on everyone's lives. Much ~ma to people going through challenges, and tackle-hugs to those who like them.
I love seeing the delurkers and the updates. Since I'm not a lurker I'm holding off until the Good Riddance thread.
(Though I'm sure if the fibroids were larger and seemed more likely to be the main root cause of my issues, my doctor would've recommended that route. She's been my gyn for about five years now, and I trust her judgment.)
I'm sorry, I wasn't clear. I meant that the laproscopic fibroid surgery was easy for me, and the hysterectomy surgery is supposed to be easier, so you may want to consider that. Which you are :)
Hi. I guess I would definitely be classed as a 'superlurker'! I think I broke cover once or twice but generally would then go back to reading/lurking. This is probably because I mostly went to the TV threads and live in the UK, so was always at least a season behind on everything. I'd end up reading the thread a year late just to see everyone's spicy thoughts!
How times have changed. Now we could all be streaming the same show at the exact same time. I sometimes forget the torture of having to wait so long for my BtVS episodes!
Anyway, I still pop back sometimes to read the fascinating thoughts and discussions that take place here. This board always felt like a safe space in these crazy internet wilds and it still feels nice to be able to pop back for a visit from time to time. *waves*
