After three days of the landlady telling me that she was trying to contact a handyman, and that he wasn't calling back, a friend offered to come over with a ladder, and we disconnected the smoke alarm. No more beeping!
'Shindig'
Spike's Bitches 47: Someone Dangerous Could Get In
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
I'm thinking that B.org proves the Sandra Bullock movie "The Net" isn't quite true. Well, not with this group. So happy to have such caring friends!
Tons of ~ma to SJ and to Bonny.
Pix, how you holding up over there? I hope today wasn't too bad.
I wish I had Buffistas in easy driving distance.
Me too.
I talked to bonny for a bit -- she's frustrated (rightly so) by many things, chief among them being the way nurses come in with medication for her, but don't know why the doctor ordered it. Trying to get answers and otherwise be her own advocate is pretty exhausting, too.
They say she can go home tomorrow -- the rash isn't better, but no one is alarmed by it, which seems to be a cautious good sign. Benadryl isn't really helping, but the hospital added Pepcid (which actually helps with skin allergic reactions, although it doesn't work quickly). Since she's taking antibiotics for an infection, she almost certainly won't be given steroids for the rash, because steroids suppress the immune system.
All things considered, I thought she sounded pretty good. I hope I was helpful, even a tiny bit.
Teppy, I'm so glad you were able to talk to Bonny tonight. I love it that buffistas have each others back.
So, uh, Nora, smonster, is anyone willing to go with me to Endymion or Bacchus or Orpheus?
Yes, I'm coming to town for Mardi Gras. Woot!
Yes, I'm coming to town for Mardi Gras. Woot!
Which is a kickass way for Buffistas to have each others' backs!
I'm glad to hear that bonny is all right and getting the help she needs, despite how frustrating the caregivers are being.
eta I think an emergency contact list is a good idea too.
I spoke with Bonny again, and she would appreciate your prayers/good thoughts.
She has them. I am glad to hear she's getting care, if not that it is frustrating at times.
I'm always happy when I see how people really care here. Makes my Grinchy heart grow three sizes.
but the hospital added Pepcid (which actually helps with skin allergic reactions, although it doesn't work quickly
I hadn't realized this. Huh.