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[Freddie]

PAGE FOUR!

[Jane]

I hate when that happens and it is happening way too much and I'm assuming is related to my Myasthenia. I think what happens is these pills fixed the double vision, the droopy lid and the speech stuff, so the brain looks for other things to mess with. Perhaps the new IV drip thing will take care of this crap.

Vibes it does.  Do you have a date for your first drip/infusion?

[Jane]

Rodzinski, regarding your shoulder -- your Primary Care physician can move your arm around to make you holler. He/she will probably know from that what's wrong. Mine is bursitis.

Years ago I had terrible bursitis.  Is it bad enough that you need shots?

[Jane]

Rodzinski, regarding your shoulder -- your Primary Care physician can move your arm around to make you holler. He/she will probably know from that what's wrong. Mine is bursitis.

Laura your note propelled me to make an appointment and I’m seeing a doc on Monday.

Excellent.  Vibes it is something that will go away.

[George]

I slept well, although I did spend too much time worrying about the cats' being warm. It was really, really, really (as Thatch says) cold, so I guess this morning I will finally turn on the heat.

[Rodzinski]

Rodzinski, regarding your shoulder -- your Primary Care physician can move your arm around to make you holler. He/she will probably know from that what's wrong. Mine is bursitis.

Laura your note propelled me to make an appointment and I’m seeing a doc on Monday.

Excellent.  Vibes it is something that will go away.

It’s not generally painful. There are just things that I cannot do without pain.  Lift my arm high up. Throw a ball. Reach backward. Sometimes sudden, random movements in certain directions…

[Rodzinski]

Cannot sleep on my right side.

[George]

My new power cable has arrived, so hopefully Jen will come down and see if it works. Pray for Rosemary's baby, folks!

Hope it all went well, Larry!

[Laura]

Rodzinski, regarding your shoulder -- your Primary Care physician can move your arm around to make you holler. He/she will probably know from that what's wrong. Mine is bursitis.

Years ago I had terrible bursitis.  Is it bad enough that you need shots?

No, I just carry on.

[Laura]

Rodzinski, regarding your shoulder -- your Primary Care physician can move your arm around to make you holler. He/she will probably know from that what's wrong. Mine is bursitis.

Laura your note propelled me to make an appointment and I’m seeing a doc on Monday.

Excellent.  Vibes it is something that will go away.

It’s not generally painful. There are just things that I cannot do without pain.  Lift my arm high up. Throw a ball. Reach backward. Sometimes sudden, random movements in certain directions…

Tossing a peanut to a squirrel, reaching behind me for my hiking hat that's hanging down my back, reaching up into the cupboard, etc.

[elmore3003]

So they had 1,000 copies of a 2-record set many of which are in a basement somewhere.

I believe cast member Wayne Bryant produced the recording. It was fetching high prices.

[ChasSmith]

Reaching the wrong way to turn a doorknob…

[ChasSmith]

Taking your wallet out of your back pocket…

[elmore3003]

I have good ews and bad news.

The good news: it was the power cable; my printer is working.

The bad news: I have to stand to scan pages. I put the final page into the scanner and sat down. Annabelle, who likes to sleep in my chair, decided to sleep and I sat on her; I lost my balance and fell onto the floor. I ended up opn my back, and I could noit raise myself to get up. I lay there for a while yelling for help that never came, then I managed to reach my cell phone and called Jen. She came down and helped me up. Luckioly, nothing was injured in the fall.

[Laura]

Oh no, Elmore! I'm so glad you had your phone handy and could call for help.

[ChasSmith]

Very glad nothing (people, cats, anything) was harmed!

[John G.]

Hugs, Elmore.

[John G.]

Must shower. Ushering for The Nutcracker tonight.

[John G.]

I have to drive through major traffic. There’s a 5K run in advance of tomorrow’s marathon.

[John G.]

Ugh

[Rodzinski]

Yikes, Elmore! Glad help arrived.

[Rodzinski]

The more I research bursitis, the more it seems like what this is. I’d prefer it to my mother’s idea that something is torn in there. She had to have surgery last year.

[Freddie]

Taking your wallet out of your back pocket…

Reaching for the check at a nice restaurant

[Freddie]

I have good ews and bad news.

The good news: it was the power cable; my printer is working.

The bad news: I have to stand to scan pages. I put the final page into the scanner and sat down. Annabelle, who likes to sleep in my chair, decided to sleep and I sat on her; I lost my balance and fell onto the floor. I ended up opn my back, and I could noit raise myself to get up. I lay there for a while yelling for help that never came, then I managed to reach my cell phone and called Jen. She came down and helped me up. Luckioly, nothing was injured in the fall.

OMG!  Thank God for good neighbors!

[Ginny]

Thank you, all, for the appointment vibes.  All went well and I did a couple of errands on the way home.

[Ginny]

Glad to hear that both DR Elmore and Annabelle are OK.

[Jrand75]

DR ELMORE the definition of Good News/Bad News.

[Jrand75]

DR RODZINSKI that was an interesting Facebook thread about Good News. INTERESTING.

John Payne?  Gene Nelson?

How could you choose?

[Jrand75]

DR FREDDIE in the dance group it seems as if the tallest guy is always a beat behind the others......not that it matters.

[Jrand75]

Show vibes for DR CHAS SMITH & Co.