The Chit Chat Chit Chat Thread

[MOXOMUMD]

Karma, just saying

With all the poop I've gone through this year with my ex being pulled over and arrested and all the hoopla that followed, it's someone else's turn..........Just sayin'

 

[MOXOMUMD]

Yah, right . . . (Call me skeptical . . .)

Hello skeptical.

 

[MOXOMUMD]

On my way to church I took a better picture of my tree. I really don't like fall because I know that winter is on it's way but the trees are pretty.
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That's a gorgeous tree.

 

[Figgy1]

I have bread baking in the machine again. 2 loaves baked in 2 days. Might be beating @figmentfan423 in the bread eating category if this keeps up.

A loaf of bread a day sounds about right.

Spoiler

plus assorted rolls, muffins. biscuits and quick breads

 

[Figgy1]

Hubby passed a very large stone. That tore up his ureter ect. He is on pain medication, and nausea pills. He hasn't eaten much for a couple days. I know he doesn't feel well.......I'm stressed and eating for him....

Sympathy like for both of you. Is there any chance it was only one stone? Prayers, pixie dust and a margarita shhhh

 

[Figgy1]

We had a double rainbow too. Then rain, changing to snow....we ended up with 8 inches. We are higher than Denver....

make that 2 margaritas and a sling shot

 

[Goofyernmost]

If it's a stone...it can roll in and out of the bladder, when it leaves the bladder...all the pain starts...it's too big to go from the ureter to the urethra they are the size of a small hair. The stone can be really large up to a 7 milimeter. Or more, that's when they get stuck or can't pass. Either, can tear up your bladder or the rest of the plumbing. I'm hoping for no stones, for you they can be a real pain....

The stone I had last year was 10 mil. and got stuck in the opening between the kidney and the bladder completely blocking the path. I had to have surgery to get it out, How it got from my kidney to the opening to my bladder (sorry, I can't remember the name of the tube) without my feeling it is anybody's guess. Anyway, Big Thunder would be of little help.

It took two surgeries actually. The first was to place a stint to take the pressure off a much enlarged kidney and two weeks later, to break up and remove the stone itself. They placed a second stint after the removal to allow all that irritated stuff to calm down and heal a little. That stint I had to remove myself. Didn't really hurt, but, it certainly felt weird. It's kind of making me cringe a little just talking about it.

 

[betty rose]

Sympathy like for both of you. Is there any chance it was only one stone? Prayers, pixie dust and a margarita shhhh

I'm back on the sauce....a small margarita or alcoholic drink a day can help with Alzheimer's. My mom and all of her sister's ended up in a nursing home. I'm hoping to avoid that! So there to my Dr.!

 

[Figgy1]

As I have aged....I need jeans for a big and no butt!

Be a trend setter and wear them backwards

 

[MySmallWorldof4]

Hubby passed a very large stone. That tore up his ureter ect. He is on pain medication, and nausea pills. He hasn't eaten much for a couple days. I know he doesn't feel well.......I'm stressed and eating for him....

Sympathy like for your last posts. I hope your hubby will be better soon. They weren’t able to ultrasonically break the stone into smaller pieces. Guessing it was too late. Hope there is no more craziness until the cruise and that you will be able to hide from your sister.

 

[Figgy1]

The stone I had last year was 10 mil. and got stuck in the opening between the kidney and the bladder completely blocking the path. I had to have surgery to get it out, How it got from my kidney to the opening to my bladder (sorry, I can't remember the name of the tube) without my feeling it is anybody's guess. Anyway, Big Thunder would be of little help.

It took two surgeries actually. The first was to place a stint to take the pressure off a much enlarged kidney and two weeks later, to break up and remove the stone itself. They placed a second stint after the removal to allow all that irritated stuff to calm down and heal a little. That stint I had to remove myself. Didn't really hurt, but, it certainly felt weird. It's kind of making me cringe a little just talking about it.

I cringed just reading about it One of my steps had a stone once and our family doc told her the surgery wouldn't hurt and she'd be pain free after. She wasn't so he wasn't, a good swift kick He was the same doc who busted me out after getting my knee done and told my mom. Small town sheesh everybody knew everybody's business.

 

[MOXOMUMD]

something I'm sure you're well acquainted with View attachment 236709 . Watch any Madea movie for further info which I'm sure you don't need

Madea's hilarious. One of my favorite scenes is when that lady stole her parking spot so Madea moved her car with the tow motor.

 

[MOXOMUMD]

hopefully chewbacca will do this to the whinny kid once and for all.

I saw the new trailer this morning. Loved loved loved it!

 

[MinnieM123]

@MinnieM123 Here's one for you.

What do you call a cow with no legs?

Ground beef. My niece sent that in at Monsters Inc and they used it when we were there.

Another one for the office tomorrow! I'm gonna go tell hubs now, too.

 

[MinnieM123]

I once texted a joke and it was used...

What did one ocean say to the other?

Nothing. They just waved.

Another wicked pun to share!!!

 

[MinnieM123]

Hubby passed a very large stone. That tore up his ureter ect. He is on pain medication, and nausea pills. He hasn't eaten much for a couple days. I know he doesn't feel well.......I'm stressed and eating for him....

OMG . . . that's awful. Good that he passed it, but that sounded very painful. Too bad it was so large, because with the smaller ones they can do shock wave treatments and break them up that way. But if it's really large, they can't do that approach. Sorry to hear that Mr. Bets was in so much pain, but at least now he can look forward to a recovery in a few days.

 

[MinnieM123]

Hubby went to the Dr. to get an ex-ray. They found a lot of damage. But he is resting, except for having to drink 70 oz of water for the next three days. They also put in a catheter , and he had to remove it this morning. I thought he was going to pass out. What a last three days.

Hugs to Mr. Bets.

 

[MinnieM123]

He got a prescription for Dilaudid. It is working good.

That's a very powerful drug. That definitely should help.

 

[MinnieM123]

Live PD is a show on A&E that showcases six police departments televising their LIVE patrol from 9-midnight on Friday and Saturday. The show was created to show not all police are bad and what they go through on patrol. I didn't recognize anyone on the show but knew all the places they were at.

That sounds interesting.

 

[MOXOMUMD]