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Grex > Agora35 > #10: The bummed item....."Im so lonesome I could cry" | |
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grimaldi
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response 275 of 691:
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Nov 2 05:57 UTC 2000 |
I'd recommend Arthroscopic surgery first before you even think silly thoughts
like knee replacement.. most of even the newer knees will last you no longer
that 7-9 years... and with arthroscopic, you save most of your knee as I have
thus far.. :)
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senna
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response 276 of 691:
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Nov 2 06:07 UTC 2000 |
Dad started chemo today.
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birdy
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response 277 of 691:
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Nov 2 06:41 UTC 2000 |
I drove to Marquette only to find out they'd cancelled the trial and FORGOT
TO TELL ME. So, four days with my ex-boyfriend who didn't pay me for hotel
or gas, a miserable time, no goodbye to Mike before he went to prison for 3-15
years, car's brakes are dead, I'm tired, exhausted, upset, nauseous, and just
found out my favorite uncle needs a heart transplant or he'll die soon.
I'm not happy.
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carson
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response 278 of 691:
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Nov 2 08:07 UTC 2000 |
(oh, geez. I could have told you the trial was cancelled. [they forgot
to tell news outlets too, FWIW.])
(hope you feel better.)
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tpryan
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response 279 of 691:
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Nov 2 12:48 UTC 2000 |
I failed to mention my sister was in a car accident where the
lasting effect was a weaker knee.
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jiffer
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response 280 of 691:
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Nov 2 13:27 UTC 2000 |
Before anyone suggest anything else, I want to get the X-rays first. This
maybe taken care of with simple physical therapy, or maybe not. Now, quit
driving me insane with these suggestion unless your a doctor and you have
actually done the examination.
I am extremely grumpy.
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mooncat
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response 281 of 691:
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Nov 2 15:34 UTC 2000 |
My problems seem rather trivial after reading the above, but I'm still
bummed that I'm really really tired (though I can't say I regret my
reasons for staying awake too much) and The Guy is going out of town
for a month, maybe longer, and I'm really going to miss him <sighs> I
know... like I said, trivial compared to the above.
<hugs Sarah, Jenn, Trish, Wendy and Steve>
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richard
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response 282 of 691:
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Nov 2 16:28 UTC 2000 |
The Leprechaun is going out of town for a month? why be bummed about that?
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jiffer
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response 283 of 691:
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Nov 2 16:48 UTC 2000 |
Anne, we will keep you busy.
Somehow.
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birdy
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response 284 of 691:
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Nov 2 17:38 UTC 2000 |
Yeah...like cleaning up the mess from Saturday's party...<growl>
I'm going back up north.
(Carson - don't worry about it, but thanks for the concern =)
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mooncat
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response 285 of 691:
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Nov 2 19:03 UTC 2000 |
Sarah- sorry the mess isn't all picked up, I've been busy the past few
days. I'll work on it tonight.
Richard- if it was the Leprechaun leaving town I would have phrased it
that way. 'That Guy' refers to someone else.
<hugs Jenn> Thanks. <grins>
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birdy
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response 286 of 691:
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Nov 2 19:22 UTC 2000 |
The mess has been cleaned already. =) Took ten minutes. Me no like ants
and moldy food.
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mooncat
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response 287 of 691:
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Nov 2 21:24 UTC 2000 |
Wow... you have more motivation than I. <grins>
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hematite
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response 288 of 691:
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Nov 2 21:48 UTC 2000 |
I officially have Mono. Yum. Lucky me. <falls asleep at the keyboard>
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beeswing
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response 289 of 691:
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Nov 2 22:28 UTC 2000 |
Ohhh dear. Mono=hell.
Rest, rest, rest and more rest. Talk to your professors and plead for
leniency. (Speaking from a teacher's perspective, any mono-infested
student of mine would get all the time they need).
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krj
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response 290 of 691:
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Nov 2 23:18 UTC 2000 |
Isn't mono a required part of the college experience?
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carson
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response 291 of 691:
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Nov 3 00:22 UTC 2000 |
(can I catch it from you?) :)
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hematite
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response 292 of 691:
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Nov 3 00:50 UTC 2000 |
(Come down here Carson, I'll breathe on you. :)
The only class I'm worried about right now is Taekwondo, mainly cause
it involves physical activity (which they warned me not to do, cause
apparently your liver and spleen can get big and rupture). I've been
very sloth like this week which is bad cause I have a microeconomics
test tomarrow morning. And I still have a chapter to read and studying
to do.
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russ
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response 293 of 691:
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Nov 3 02:58 UTC 2000 |
Re #252: If your mom can hold out for a while, Bees, her
prospects are going to be pretty good. The BBC reported recently
that there appears to be a cure for another autoimmune disease,
rheumatoid arthritis. Given the leaps in immunology in the last
ten years, a cure for most autoimmune diseases seems like it should
not be far off.
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birdy
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response 294 of 691:
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Nov 3 06:38 UTC 2000 |
Your Tae Kwon Do teacher will forgive you, Wendy, especially under those
circumstances. It really does suck, though. =(
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mooncat
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response 295 of 691:
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Nov 3 15:16 UTC 2000 |
<hugs Wendy> I sorry.
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senna
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response 296 of 691:
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Nov 3 18:43 UTC 2000 |
What I need is a good break just now.
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rcurl
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response 297 of 691:
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Nov 3 19:47 UTC 2000 |
What would you like broken?
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senna
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response 298 of 691:
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Nov 4 08:28 UTC 2000 |
My legs, if you can possibly help it.
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senna
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response 299 of 691:
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Nov 4 19:22 UTC 2000 |
My dad has been re-admitted to the UM to control what appears to be some sort
of infection. He might be in there for a couple of days. The start of chemo
has been a bit rocky.
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