Vortex, I'm glad you went and got checked out; I've been worried about you.

Thanks, that's nice to know.

To be honest, what prompted me to go was the fact that there was a slight tightness in my chest/shallow breathing when I went to sleep last night, and I thought "If I die in my sleep, I wonder how long it will be before someone finds me?" And then I thought "If I'm thinking about dying in my sleep, I need to go to the damned doctor" :)

And then I thought "If I'm thinking about dying in my sleep, I need to go to the damned doctor" :)

Very shrewd move. And I am very relieved that you went, as well!

Now I'm thinking of dying in my sleep...but I'm glad Vortex is not.

Vortex, I'm glad you got checked out, too.

Also, Erin, backflung yet again.

Now I'm thinking Vortex needs to check in every morning.

Nobody to be dying, OK?

What Burrell said. No dying, asleep or otherwise.

Nobody dying right now would be good but, when you must, in your sleep. That would be the best, I think.

Except I shouldn't say that when I just took a nap. It was just a nap though, not anything longer term. Slept really badly last night but just rocked the nap.

And then I thought "If I'm thinking about dying in my sleep, I need to go to the damned doctor"

And WE feel better because you have. I hope the blood tests give a clear and easy to treat answer. Like you need to have one more Stephtini per month. You know, logical answers.

Now afternoon meetings and then I need to grocery shop later.

Feh. Was supposed to go to a dinner party tonight. Host just cancelled because someone couldn't make it and he wanted us to all be together. Annoying.

Ugh, that IS annoying! Hope the host know that the odds of getting everyone he wants together in one room on the date he wants in the summer is...unpossible.

Nice in theory, bad in practice.

And what about the peeps who made stuff for dinner or got a sitter or cancelled plans or whatever? That seems...rude.