Sally, this visit sounds so difficult. Her description of the doctor's face is amazing and horrible. I could be wrong, but I bet he was not a wonderful doctor. It's so strange, because my mom is much worse in the morning, and as the day turns into evening her mood/mind improves greatly.So glad you're back! Did you just change the HTML code to 400 width x proportional ht? Thought I tried that. I know there are 2 places...must know soon! I'm crazy about Graffiti.
Thank the corporate medical gods for Ativan. The dream you can't come out of is terrifying, at any age, for any body. I hope someone quickly sets her straight when you're not visiting.Nice to know what the former prez is up to.
I love your fluid line in Graffiti! I must practice with the Wacom. Sorry to hear about your difficult visit. So glad you had many opportunities to laugh hysterically! Did you fly on Southwest? Their attendants are often funny. Amazing the detail your mother used to describe the doctor's face. When patients I didn't know at Dad's nursing home would ask me who they were, I didn't know what to say to reassure them and would try to find someone working there to help out.
That "Graffiti" by Mindy Fisher looks a little like the flat-faced mountain doctor.
Sounds like things got scary and tough at times. Who wouldn't be alarmed if they'd lost track of who they were- even if it was temporary!I'm glad you had some quality time with her too. I wonder what's up with the doctor- was he really that malevolent? You'd think doctors would get some training in coming across as friendly and interested in the patients well-being. Who needs Scary Doctor or Robo Doctor?As someone else speculated, was this Southwest Airlines? Do they still hand out the little snack box of over processed foos?
My brother thought the doctor was okay, seemed concerned but perhaps shy. I don't know, never saw him. But he definitely gave my mother the creeps.Tonight when I spoke to her she sounded very lucid and content. YAY! A nurse she's fond of had returned after a few days off.Yes, it was Southwest, but it's been a long time since I've seen such an all out comedy act on the airline. Particularly with the captain going for the big laughs too, and getting them.I don't think I've seen Mindy's graffiti. I'm having a hard time with facebook and am mighty ambivalent about it. Too much noise. And don't even think about TWITTER!
Facebook is overwhelming me, too.
I tried reading a friend's Twitter once and decided only her mother could love reading those details.
Stray, that's very funny!
I'm glad you're back.
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Sally, this visit sounds so difficult. Her description of the doctor's face is amazing and horrible. I could be wrong, but I bet he was not a wonderful doctor.
It's so strange, because my mom is much worse in the morning, and as the day turns into evening her mood/mind improves greatly.
So glad you're back! Did you just change the HTML code to 400 width x proportional ht? Thought I tried that. I know there are 2 places...must know soon! I'm crazy about Graffiti.
Thank the corporate medical gods for Ativan. The dream you can't come out of is terrifying, at any age, for any body. I hope someone quickly sets her straight when you're not visiting.
Nice to know what the former prez is up to.
I love your fluid line in Graffiti! I must practice with the Wacom.
Sorry to hear about your difficult visit. So glad you had many opportunities to laugh hysterically!
Did you fly on Southwest? Their attendants are often funny.
Amazing the detail your mother used to describe the doctor's face. When patients I didn't know at Dad's nursing home would ask me who they were, I didn't know what to say to reassure them and would try to find someone working there to help out.
That "Graffiti" by Mindy Fisher looks a little like the flat-faced mountain doctor.
Sounds like things got scary and tough at times. Who wouldn't be alarmed if they'd lost track of who they were- even if it was temporary!
I'm glad you had some quality time with her too.
I wonder what's up with the doctor- was he really that malevolent? You'd think doctors would get some training in coming across as friendly and interested in the patients well-being. Who needs Scary Doctor or Robo Doctor?
As someone else speculated, was this Southwest Airlines? Do they still hand out the little snack box of over processed foos?
My brother thought the doctor was okay, seemed concerned but perhaps shy. I don't know, never saw him. But he definitely gave my mother the creeps.
Tonight when I spoke to her she sounded very lucid and content. YAY! A nurse she's fond of had returned after a few days off.
Yes, it was Southwest, but it's been a long time since I've seen such an all out comedy act on the airline. Particularly with the captain going for the big laughs too, and getting them.
I don't think I've seen Mindy's graffiti. I'm having a hard time with facebook and am mighty ambivalent about it. Too much noise. And don't even think about TWITTER!
Facebook is overwhelming me, too.
I tried reading a friend's Twitter once and decided only her mother could love reading those details.
Stray, that's very funny!
I'm glad you're back.
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