Health~ma to Tim!
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Natter 76: Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Foaminess
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Hoping Steph and Tim both get a good night's sleep~ma
Oh man, Steph! I'm sorry for both of you!
Sorry, Steph!
Bon voyage, Jess!
Occasionally, while I walking to work, I get to see Peter Dinklage taking his daughter to the fancy private school in my neighborhood. I hope he realizes the hoodie he wears does much to disguise him.
Adios, Jess, have fun!
Eta you all pretend he's incognito, though, right Tom? This is what I have been led to believe is the convention.
you all pretend he's incognito, though, right Tom?
OF COURSE we do. This is NYC, not some podunk town.
Oh no! I hope Tim's pain level is better today.
I'm excited for Jess being in Cuba. I'd love to take a trip there. My DIL has family there, but I am not sure how complicated it would be to connect. So Jess, have a blast, enjoy the cuisine, and take pictures!
Speaking of islands in my back yard, so upset for the poor people of Puerto Rico. They really didn't need more destruction.
Ugh Steph that sounds rough and a long night. My dad's pain is mostly arthritis at this point (back and neck) and they gave him an injection on Monday to hopefully ease the pain.
Mac registered for classes! on his own! he was so late in doing so that he did not get what we had planned on, or maybe his friends had talked him into changing that anyway. Who knows? But he is registered for 2 classes and I can pay the bill and get reimbursement for this month's rent!
Tim's pain level is about a 2 today, so that's a big improvement. Last night it wasn't just a 10; I think it re-set his concept of what a 10 is (upwards). They sent him home with percocet and steroids and a referral to an orthopedist. It's possible he can have arthroscopic surgery on his elbow to clean out any bone or cartilage fragments, which would provide some relief. Elbow replacement is also a thing, but doctors don't like to do it for people in their 50s, because they're so young and the replacement wears out. (But on the other hand, if his elbow is so fucked up that he can't function, a replacement might be the best option, even if it wears out.)
But (because things are never uncomplicated) he has to have his valve replacement surgery first. He meets with the surgeon tomorrow to discuss it and (I assume) schedule the surgery.
I think he just needs all his wonky parts swapped out for bionic parts and then he can do some superheroing.
One vote for SuperTim!