Out hiking Pole Steeple Trail....now my butt hurts! It's basically straight up a rock hill....beautiful view though. Of course got to come home and climb the fence to put the ducklings away...can't wait till they figure out how to go UP the ramp!where in the heck is everyone????...well, ok...night all, have a good one! Night
Oooh..I hate Wally...but will have to look for the sign, was just thinking I need one.
Quote: Agree 100%, I would also do what others have said, get it in writing and request antibiotics. I'm not a pill pusher and I hate medication for anything but Lyme is one of those things you don't mess around with. There are two antibodies they check for one is short term exposure (exposed 0-3 months prior, I'm 90% sure may be 0-6 mo) and one is long term (3 months or longer since exposure). I had the short term pop a false positive in the dead of winter, years after my last tick bite, and while on Doxy and Bactrim for 6 months to try eliminating MRSA (it worked thankfully). According to the rhuem doc I saw it will do that for fibromyalgia, and some autoimmune disorders. Infectious disease doc said that you need to watch for the rash (which usually, but doesn't always, appear), unexplained joint pain and other symptoms to be sure that there isn't an infection. Gavin's had blood work done once and will be again soon as he now has joint pain in multiple joints, his last bite was last year and another cat has tested positive this week.
Quote: I turned my heater back on, I really wish my fiance was home. He was my "heater" last spring on nights like this. Get yer minds outta the gutter, he's just always hot...I think I just dug myself deeper
I was spending time with my sister, and we were actually getting along. I gotta mark this night on the calendar for the next time our parents ask if we "can ever get along."where in the heck is everyone????...well, ok...night all, have a good one! Night
So nervous. I should have babies very soon. Like in the next 2 days .
Nah, my hubby is the same way. Night before last, I walked into the bedroom an hour after he went to bed....and had to turn on the fan, he'd jacked up the temp so high. He'd completely wrapped himself in the sheet, and accomplished sweating through it!Agree 100%, I would also do what others have said, get it in writing and request antibiotics. I'm not a pill pusher and I hate medication for anything but Lyme is one of those things you don't mess around with. There are two antibodies they check for one is short term exposure (exposed 0-3 months prior, I'm 90% sure may be 0-6 mo) and one is long term (3 months or longer since exposure). I had the short term pop a false positive in the dead of winter, years after my last tick bite, and while on Doxy and Bactrim for 6 months to try eliminating MRSA (it worked thankfully). According to the rhuem doc I saw it will do that for fibromyalgia, and some autoimmune disorders. Infectious disease doc said that you need to watch for the rash (which usually, but doesn't always, appear), unexplained joint pain and other symptoms to be sure that there isn't an infection. Gavin's had blood work done once and will be again soon as he now has joint pain in multiple joints, his last bite was last year and another cat has tested positive this week. I turned my heater back on, I really wish my fiance was home. He was my "heater" last spring on nights like this. Get yer minds outta the gutter, he's just always hot...I think I just dug myself deeperI was spending time with my sister, and we were actually getting along. I gotta mark this night on the calendar for the next time our parents ask if we "can ever get along."
