On 12/23/2013 8:44 AM, Stormin Mormon wrote:
On 12/22/2013 10:25 PM, The Daring Dufas wrote:

I thought I wrote that I was dropped from hospice care in October. My
nurse told me I wasn't dying fast enough, in fact I wasn't declining at
all but improving. I was sent home from the hospital to die but I'm too
damned ornery. I even shipped back the 32 thousand dollar external
defibrillator unit that I had been wearing. I still take a handful of
pills twice a day. I can't take NSAIDS because of kidney problems so I
must put up with painful swollen joints, chronic pain is a real drag. I
do appreciate the good thoughts though. Now I'm worried about Sandy
because she has a skin problem. o_O

TDD

Yes, you did write that the hospice expelled you,
for bad behaviour. Aparently, you had about as
much compatibility with Hospice as you do with
parochial Catholic Schoolag.

You sent back the defib unit that the tax payers
bought you? I bet they were shocked.

Hope the vet can help Sandy's skin problem.
Dermo-Vet-Ologist? Vetroderm?

In NYS, we keep being subjected to commercials for
something called Dinovite, or Dynovite. Food suppliment
for dogs that helps with itching.


My hospice nurse was like my little sister. We were sad to part company
and I miss her weekly visits. I'll have to call her and wish her and the
gals who work for the hospice care clinic a Merry Christmas. They miss
me too. I have Dinovite that I mix with Sandy's food and I actually
slip a generic Benadryl into a treat for her in order to help her with
the itching. I have to bathe her with a special shampoo for her skin
then something for the fleas. The critter has burrowed under her own
comforter on the floor next to me because I won't let her in my lap when
I'm trying to type. Is it a real dog when you can pick up an adult
specimen with one hand? ^_^

TDD