Oh, yeah, that'll sap your ability to move even without back surgery. Good figuring out, Steph.
Natter 77: I miss my friends. I miss my enemies. I miss the people I talked to every day.
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.
I hope that not overmedicating will help
I'm remembering when people in college would pass out after drinking too much and/or taking drugs, and trying to turn them so they were lying on their side was like trying to move a 150-pound sandbag, because they were just floppy unresisting weight. I'm pretty sure that's what happened here.
I just asked Tim "With all that oxy in your system, what's your pain level?" He said "Negative 3. It feels like my spine was dipped in honey." Which admittedly sounds awesome.
Yeah. Weird, but kind of sexy, too.
Heh.
Yikes! Well, good that it seems Tim's mobility issues were due to inadvertently being stoned out of his gourd rather than an unexpected complication of the surgery or recovery process.
Let me tell y'all about two more people who deserve Fucking Champ recognition: Matilda's teacher Ms. Stuart, and Jacqueline's previous supervisor Tracy.
Kudos to Ms. Stuart and Tracy!
Congratulations on finding your person, smonster!
I can add a bit of good news—Mom's operation went well yesterday and her doctor is guardedly optimistic that targeted chemo beyond what they did as part of the procedure won't be necessary. He said the cancer was less aggressive than in its initial occurrence. We'll know better in a month at her follow-up appointment, but indications are good. She felt good enough this morning to offer to make my bed for me as I was taking care of it, so hopefully full recovery will be swift.
That's very good to hear, Matt.
Excellent news, Matt!
Matilda has taken to Drug Scribe duties as well as Chief Engineer on the Gunko machine. (Technically a Gonko, but it's removing the gunk, so...).
Anyway, she tracks every dose in a log with time and date and notes. (Scheduled or breakthrough pain etc.)
Anyway, she tracks every dose in a log with time and date and notes.
This is good, to avoid self-roofieing.
Matt, that is great news, thanks for sharing.
Ah, Matilda, freaking key duties there, kudos to you for taking that on.
This is good, to avoid self-roofieing.
Key duties!
I just asked Tim "With all that oxy in your system, what's your pain level?" He said "Negative 3. It feels like my spine was dipped in honey." Which admittedly sounds awesome.
NGL, I want that.
Hec, I'm so glad in a bittersweet way for the support network you and JZ have, and that there are some fucking superstars helping you out. Please remember to take time for yourself to breathe and stare blankly at a wall.