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I have a cold... congestion upon waking up and very mild after. The worst part is I constantly feel like I'm going to sneeze..2
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Dad has an MRI to track how his Parkinsonism has progressed over a year. I'm not expecting good news. I'm telling myself it is what it is, there's nothing I can do to change the course of this disease so I just need to accept what comes, and not lose my head.7
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asthesoapturns wrote: »Dad has an MRI to track how his Parkinsonism has progressed over a year. I'm not expecting good news. I'm telling myself it is what it is, there's nothing I can do to change the course of this disease so I just need to accept what comes, and not lose my head.
My dad was diagnosed with Parkinson's many years ago. Don't be scared many of the symptoms can be managed with good meds. Dad has lived a good life and honestly Parkinson's has impacted it but not too profoundly. He has a stiff kind of walk and difficulty swallowing sometimes.
I'm not trying to minimise what is a serious disease, some have mild symptoms some not. I'm just saying.. dont lose your head 🙂
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slimgirljo15 wrote: »asthesoapturns wrote: »Dad has an MRI to track how his Parkinsonism has progressed over a year. I'm not expecting good news. I'm telling myself it is what it is, there's nothing I can do to change the course of this disease so I just need to accept what comes, and not lose my head.
My dad was diagnosed with Parkinson's many years ago. Don't be scared many of the symptoms can be managed with good meds. Dad has lived a good life and honestly Parkinson's has impacted it but not too profoundly. He has a stiff kind of walk and difficulty swallowing sometimes.
I'm not trying to minimise what is a serious disease, some have mild symptoms some not. I'm just saying.. dont lose your head 🙂
Thanks. I'm glad to hear your dad is doing well! Dad was diagnosed with CBD Parkinsonism last year which is both resistant to medication, and typically terminal within 8yrs. He is on medication anyways, weren't He seems to have developed increased issues swallowing and communicating but his spirits are good!1 -
asthesoapturns wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »asthesoapturns wrote: »Dad has an MRI to track how his Parkinsonism has progressed over a year. I'm not expecting good news. I'm telling myself it is what it is, there's nothing I can do to change the course of this disease so I just need to accept what comes, and not lose my head.
My dad was diagnosed with Parkinson's many years ago. Don't be scared many of the symptoms can be managed with good meds. Dad has lived a good life and honestly Parkinson's has impacted it but not too profoundly. He has a stiff kind of walk and difficulty swallowing sometimes.
I'm not trying to minimise what is a serious disease, some have mild symptoms some not. I'm just saying.. dont lose your head 🙂
Thanks. I'm glad to hear your dad is doing well! Dad was diagnosed with CBD Parkinsonism last year which is both resistant to medication, and typically terminal within 8yrs. He is on medication anyways, weren't He seems to have developed increased issues swallowing and communicating but his spirits are good!
I'm sorry 😔 Its good that his spirits are up though..
Many meds were trial and error for us. I hope they find some that suit your dad.
Tbh my dad was diagnosed so long ago I can't remember what sort it is, we just say Parkinson's.
Best wishes to you and your dad 🙂2 -
mommabear4315 wrote: »KickassAmazon76 wrote: »Sometimes I am really thankful for my internet friends. They have been there for me during some damn scary and painful times.
I love you, my dear imaginary friends. ❤️
I can be a great imaginary friend who drinks and has more imaginary friend and then we can become a whole imaginary friend gang and take over the world 🌎!!!! Muhahahaha wait did I go to far again 🤔
Is this an invitation to join my happy imaginary family? If so... expect a friend request! haha1 -
Hello goodbye
We can work it out
Day tripper1 -
mommabear4315 wrote: »@MelG7777 I found my new bumper sticker! At first I thought it was a dirty picture and then I saw he’s fighting the empty indicator! I busted out laughing because the universe is sending me a sign. Fill your gas tank momma! Lolol.
This is me! I've become such a rebel now that my gas tank tells me how many kms to empty... my worst one yet is pulling into the station with 6kms left in my tank! hahah1 -
rainandsilence wrote: »It’s really true that brown rice is more filling than white rice and sates the appetite longer. It’s pretty darn good actually.
I don’t mind brown rice either .. Panda Express offers it here in lieu of fried ..2 -
What will tonight hold for me1
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r3d_butt3rfly_ wrote: »I met a stranger yesterday at the laundromat. She asked if my dryer broke since she saw my wet laundry in baskets. I said it did and she goes on to tell me her house caught on fire a few months back and her machines burned down (the reason why she was there) We talked about her home. We talked about my kids. When I was leaving she hands me a $10 bill. She told me to take it and use it for my next trip to the laundromat. I was speechless. I refused the money and she insisted saying she was going away because she was in the Army and she knows the struggles mom's go through. I have been going through a few things and her act of kindness touched my soul. I accepted the money and thanked her and wished her luck in her journey. I sat in my car and cried. Someone who was also struggling felt the need to reach out..When you think you've lost faith, here comes someone to show you to keep hoping. We need more people like her in this world.
Crying too 🤗3 -
I found out today that, with the exception of one woman who has already read 50 books since the start of the year, nobody I work with reads.
Even the former and current English majors hadn’t read Huckleberry Finn, The Awakening, The Hobbit, Lolita, Catcher in the Rye, The Jungle. They know what wiki has to say about some of them and they’ve watched excerpts of film adaptations of course so I’m sure it’s fine.6 -
TwitchyMacGee wrote: »I found out today that, with the exception of one woman who has already read 50 books since the start of the year, nobody I work with reads.
Even the former and current English majors hadn’t read Huckleberry Finn, The Awakening, The Hobbit, Lolita, Catcher in the Rye, The Jungle. They know what wiki has to say about some of them and they’ve watched excerpts of film adaptations of course so I’m sure it’s fine.
That is a bit shocking, seriously.2 -
honeybee__12 wrote: »TwitchyMacGee wrote: »I found out today that, with the exception of one woman who has already read 50 books since the start of the year, nobody I work with reads.
Even the former and current English majors hadn’t read Huckleberry Finn, The Awakening, The Hobbit, Lolita, Catcher in the Rye, The Jungle. They know what wiki has to say about some of them and they’ve watched excerpts of film adaptations of course so I’m sure it’s fine.
That is a bit shocking, seriously.
It also makes me think I need to add those books to our family read aloud canon
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rainandsilence wrote: »TwitchyMacGee wrote: »I found out today that, with the exception of one woman who has already read 50 books since the start of the year, nobody I work with reads.
Even the former and current English majors hadn’t read Huckleberry Finn, The Awakening, The Hobbit, Lolita, Catcher in the Rye, The Jungle. They know what wiki has to say about some of them and they’ve watched excerpts of film adaptations of course so I’m sure it’s fine.
Same here. Including one who’s going for a second masters. They all just say “I don’t really read”.
I have the least amount of education amongst all of them (high school diploma, trade school diploma) and I’m the only one who reads. But I love to read.
It’s strange to me because I remember when people at least pretended to like reading. It’s as if it isn’t even considered an honorable thing anymore3 -
I love my books.
I have old books from my grandfather.
I will never give them up.
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honeybee__12 wrote: »I love my books.
I have old books from my grandfather.
I will never give them up.
is that your Gpa? i LOVE this pic M.....0 -
summer is on my mind. my deck. my yard. my garden. not having to wear a parka. i'm ready
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TwitchyMacGee wrote: »I found out today that, with the exception of one woman who has already read 50 books since the start of the year, nobody I work with reads.
Even the former and current English majors hadn’t read Huckleberry Finn, The Awakening, The Hobbit, Lolita, Catcher in the Rye, The Jungle. They know what wiki has to say about some of them and they’ve watched excerpts of film adaptations of course so I’m sure it’s fine.
as someone who reads a book every week or two - i find this so disappointing. however - lit was my minor in university and i've always been a geek. i'm talking about a tangible - IN YOUR HAND book. my daughter is an avid reader , which i'm very happy about. and my best friend of umpteen years is as much of a bookworm as i am.
because i'm not able to work anymore due to health stuffs- books are my big escape. feel free to add me1 -
mi_nina_lola wrote: »honeybee__12 wrote: »I love my books.
I have old books from my grandfather.
I will never give them up.
is that your Gpa? i LOVE this pic M.....
No
Twilight Zone episode 😀1 -
TwitchyMacGee wrote: »rainandsilence wrote: »TwitchyMacGee wrote: »I found out today that, with the exception of one woman who has already read 50 books since the start of the year, nobody I work with reads.
Even the former and current English majors hadn’t read Huckleberry Finn, The Awakening, The Hobbit, Lolita, Catcher in the Rye, The Jungle. They know what wiki has to say about some of them and they’ve watched excerpts of film adaptations of course so I’m sure it’s fine.
Same here. Including one who’s going for a second masters. They all just say “I don’t really read”.
I have the least amount of education amongst all of them (high school diploma, trade school diploma) and I’m the only one who reads. But I love to read.
It’s strange to me because I remember when people at least pretended to like reading. It’s as if it isn’t even considered an honorable thing anymore
I have noticed that those free games on cell phones have replaced Kindles on my subway ride to work.0 -
Bf went into a house that had a fire..... and rescued a dog. ❤
Then gets upset that anyone recognize that action as anything more than stupid.
The man has a heart bigger than the state we live in. ❤🥰❤
I adore him.10 -
Bf went into a house that had a fire..... and rescued a dog. ❤
Then gets upset that anyone recognize that action as anything more than stupid.
The man has a heart bigger than the state we live in. ❤🥰❤
I adore him.
Is this your first public post about him? MFP official? This is serious.
And he is pretty great ❤️3 -
TwitchyMacGee wrote: »Bf went into a house that had a fire..... and rescued a dog. ❤
Then gets upset that anyone recognize that action as anything more than stupid.
The man has a heart bigger than the state we live in. ❤🥰❤
I adore him.
Is this your first public post about him? MFP official? This is serious.
And he is pretty great ❤️
I think it is!!! We hit 6 months yesterday, too! 😍❤5 -
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How did I get so lucky0
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Mr Rogers was. Genuinely good dude yo. Watched the biopic - and saw the hbo doc - more peeps should be like mr fuggin Rogers yo5
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honeybee__12 wrote: »I love my books.
I have old books from my grandfather.
I will never give them up.
You know how that episode of the Twilight Zone ends, right?2
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