'Out Of Gas'
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.
Especially as I know pancreatitis as a fatty foods issue. Which is can be. Shelby was triggered by toxicity. But her recovery and the rest of her life? Low fat. Because pancreatitis can come backI've been trying to come up with "low fat treats dogs love" and I'm afraid all I've come up with is:
My dog loves carrots, celery, broccoli, and watermelon. All low-fat!
{{{Cass}}} Poor pup and poor y'all, that sounds really scary!
In petty annoyance news: I am working in the office today and forgot to bring my computer glasses. Oops. Perhaps more frequent breaks from the screen will help with that...
Coincidentally, my DH is suffering through a bout of pancreatitis at the moment. I had a bout of it once and know the pain. It sucks.
He's under doctors' care and making an appointment with a specialist, but it's such a bitch of a malady.
I remember when ND was in the hospital and how really deadly serious it got whenever DH's flares up. I finally remembered to tell him that to explain my intense obsession with doing whatever we can to sort this thing out.
We were in the ER last night, though they ended up sending us home (which was the right call), but holy hell am I tired today.
One meeting in a couple.of minutes, and then nap time. I should shower first, but I probably won't.
The contractor is here and the agenda for today he told me is "demolition" and I can hear it already.
It's just going to be like that for the next couple weeks. Oy.
(Our decorative balcony doesn't drain properly and it has caused dry rot in the garage door frame so the balcony needs to be fixed with new drainage and the garage door frame ripped out and replaced.)
At this point it feels like 90% of all home maintenance is dealing with water that got where it wasn't supposed to be.
Fortunately, unlike the window restoration, this project should stick pretty close to its timetable, as our contractor has blocked out the calendar and there's nothing fancy or exotic needed in the supplies.
Also, we're awaiting a visit from the Geek Squad to put in a new motherboard on our new but not working TV.
Blah blah house maintenance blah.
Coincidentally, my DH is suffering through a bout of pancreatitis at the moment.
Yikes! Poor puppies and humans.
My friend had to have her gallbladder out after pancreatitis and now she can't have the fatty foods.
{{JenP and DH}}}
At this point it feels like 90% of all home maintenance is dealing with water that got where it wasn't supposed to be.
That sounds right.
TVs that need motherboards, what a world!
At this point it feels like 90% of all home maintenance is dealing with water that got where it wasn't supposed to be.
That sounds right.
Leaky basements, I curse you.
The long Covid fatigue has been exceptionally bad for the past week and a half. I'd like a new immune system, please. It's pretty demoralizing. Or depressing. Or another d-word.
Sending the healing~ma to JenP's DH. Painful maladies suck.
As do fatigue causing maladies! Sending stamina~ma to Teppy.
DH hasn't suffered any fatigue and is going stir crazy. He has done laundry, did dishes, worked in the yard, and did office work work. I may draw a little line on his test when it does come back negative.
I remember when ND was in the hospital and how really deadly serious it got whenever DH's flares up.
Yeah, I had acute necrotizing pancreatitis and as you all know it was no joke. Thankfully it didn't develop into chronic pancreatitis which does happen in some folks.