The 12th Official Random Madams and Madmen Discussion for TPBM

Wow that's sensitive

Unfortunately

Well I am out. See yous laters.

Jamie, you need one of these:

http://www.youtube.com​/watch?v=j8sDIbRAXlg

Seriously. They're amazing for this kind of thing.

BearLeeAlive wrote in post #6047688
We had a bit of a positive side about Dad, he is on no meds, the only IV's he has are a saline solution to keep his liquids up, and some nitroglycerin which is fairly standard after a hear attack I guess. He first spoke this afternoon repetitively saying "Help me up" and this evening when I was in, I asked him if he wanted me to shave him, and he clearly whispered "Please". He still rarely has his eyes open, and then seems to have trouble focusing. The good thing is that he is moving into the right direction, and we can only hope that it keeps going that way. It is now over 6 days since the heart attack. He gets an EEG tomorrow, and an MRI in a few more days though he will need to calm down first, as he thrashes a lot right now trying, we believe, to get comfortable. I guess he needs his brain without sedatives to do the MRI properly and must stay still for over half an hour.

Anyhoo, I am beat, and am off to bed. I must get some work stuff done tomorrow as I am way behind.

That is some good news Jim!!! Keeping your dad and family continually in my thoughts!

Jamie Holladay wrote in post #6047925
Allergies. There was a lady in the waiting area for service that had a perfume on that triggered it.

Ugh. I hate that. I'm very sensitive to perfume, also. I hate it when a woman who smells like she took a bath in the crap walks by me. I can't breathe for the next half hour. Perfume and cologne should be banned.

thomascanty wrote in post #6047968
Ugh. I hate that. I'm very sensitive to perfume, also. I hate it when a woman who smells like she took a bath in the crap walks by me. I can't breathe for the next half hour. Perfume and cologne should be banned.

I read a funny commentary by a Jr. high school teacher. She was talking about the craze among teen boys to use that stuff Axe(sp?) They advertise it as some sort of girl attractant and there is/was a huge fad where it was the cool stuff to wear. She was saying class rooms can get pretty unbearable.

T.D. wrote in post #6047953
Jamie, you need one of these:

http://www.youtube.com​/watch?v=j8sDIbRAXlg

Seriously. They're amazing for this kind of thing.

OMG....OMG....I can't stop laughing.....that can't be for real...

Woolburr wrote in post #6048023
OMG....OMG....I can't stop laughing.....that can't be for real...

I can assure you it is...I always think I'm going to drown but my doctor is an advocate

3Turner wrote in post #6046735
You're such a trouble maker every where huh?

I was actually just following the standards set forth by the city council... But of course those are to be thrown out the window when ONE citizen has a problem...

Woolburr wrote in post #6048023
OMG....OMG....I can't stop laughing.....that can't be for real...

I had never seen the video. Lots of people swear by them, and Chris roams the internets promoting them, but I would drown trying to get water through my multibroken nose.

Woolburr wrote in post #6048023
OMG....OMG....I can't stop laughing.....that can't be for real...

The video is goofy, but I assure you, it's real. I use it whenever my allergies kick up or when I'm getting a cold. It works wonders.

My cousin took Claritin daily for 10 years and hasn't touched the stuff since she started using it.

short5 wrote in post #6048044
I had never seen the video. Lots of people swear by them, and Chris roams the internets promoting them, but I would drown trying to get water through my multibroken nose.

If you weren't such a perv it wouldn't have been broken so many times. Just saying.

Jamie Holladay wrote in post #6047925
Allergies. There was a lady in the waiting area for service that had a perfume on that triggered it. Actually it don't suck it blows (pardon the pun)

short5 wrote in post #6047939
Wow that's sensitive

Jamie Holladay wrote in post #6047950
Unfortunately

Well I am out. See yous laters.

T.D. wrote in post #6047953
Jamie, you need one of these:

http://www.youtube.com​/watch?v=j8sDIbRAXlg

Seriously. They're amazing for this kind of thing.

Woolburr wrote in post #6048023
OMG....OMG....I can't stop laughing.....that can't be for real...

Permagrin wrote in post #6048033
I can assure you it is...I always think I'm going to drown but my doctor is an advocate

i'm sensitive to chemicals really badly. I have issues at work all the time. I can tell you, you don't need a netipot. LOL Use a water bottle with a nozle top, put some salt and a pinch of baking soda in some luke warm water. It works just the same and it helps IMMENSELY! It might look funny but it helps my dad and I both with our allergies.

T.D. wrote in post #6048048
The video is goofy, but I assure you, it's real. I use it whenever my allergies kick up or when I'm getting a cold. It works wonders.

My cousin took Claritin daily for 10 years and hasn't touched the stuff since she started using it.

I have a special attachment on my wet/dry vac for such an occasion.

puddlepirate44 wrote in post #6048057
I have a special attachment on my wet/dry vac for such an occasion.

Where is that video?

theague wrote in post #6048055
i'm sensitive to chemicals really badly. I have issues at work all the time. I can tell you, you don't need a netipot. LOL Use a water bottle with a nozle top, put some salt and a pinch of baking soda in some luke warm water. It works just the same and it helps IMMENSELY! It might look funny but it helps my dad and I both with our allergies.

the neti pot is supposed to use gravity and not force the fluid through...it's better for your sinus health but they do sell bottles too for those who prefer to use them.