Making Magic with MJ

[Nemo14]

Got to go figure out what to make for dinner - be back tonight hopefully (you'll probably have a new thread by then!)

 

[Nemo14]

It's just a jump to the left...

And a step to the ri-i-i-i-ightttt.

Put your hands on your hips.

And bring your knees in ti-iighttttt.

LET'S. DO. THE TIME. WARP. AGAIN.

:lookaroun

Your forgot the "pelvic thrusts" :lookaroun

 

[Pongo]

Got to go figure out what to make for dinner - be back tonight hopefully (you'll probably have a new thread by then!)

Whoa! I didn't even notice that!

Hmmmm...

 

[Pongo]

Your forgot the "pelvic thrusts" :lookaroun

Ahhhhh yes. I knew I forgot something.

I won't reveal what we said during that part at camp :lookaroun

 

[DisneyBunny]

Got to go figure out what to make for dinner - be back tonight hopefully (you'll probably have a new thread by then!)

I might get to see a new thread start! Wow. I'm usually never around for that.

 

[Pongo]

I'm heading out too. I've got to eat something before I leave for class at 5.

:wave:

 

[DisneyBunny]

I'm heading out too. I've got to eat something before I leave for class at 5.

:wave:

Bye!

Anybody left?

 

[maggiegrace1]

((HUGS)) to Dana. Hopefully they won't need to operate. And if they do, it's probably laprascopic. And that's not too bad. :lookaroun

How's your other patient?

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Thanks Bunny..


He is doing great Thanks....!!

I'm sorry girly.... stink.



*sigh* it's one of those days in house o' MJ... *kisses* for princess... and ((hugs)) for you girly...



Get it done at MUSC.... one of the top hospitals on the east coast! And I'll take care of miss Magg's for you while you're out.... :kiss:





Hi! :wave:

Thanks Jess...

That will be cool....YAY!!!

 

[Yellow Shoes]

Sooo..I have gallstones...so they say....Umm...yeah...

Been there, done that, have the scars to prove it.

Had laproscopic surgery in July 2005. I guess I was lucky because I was diagnosed after my first bad attack. Although in retrospect, I think I had an attack in 1994--same symptoms, but no one was looking at gall bladder. And I guess I'm lucky I went 11 years between attacks.

Anyway--surgery was at 10, came to around 3, was home by 5.

Felt OK the first 24--very sleepy. Then the gas thing happened Day 2--not fun (not really what you think. They pump air into your abdomen to help separate the organs so they can get to them easier. The air gets absorbed, but it really hurts until that happens.). With a little hydrocodone and time, I was about 80% by Day 4. I was ready to go to work for a half day, but they told me to wait until Monday.

I would advise that you get some help for at least 3 days, and plan on doing no more than the essentials for a week.

The surgery is absolutely worth it, however.

 

[jesserin]

I'm heading out too. I've got to eat something before I leave for class at 5.

:wave:

:wave: Have a good class hun...

Bye!

Anybody left?

Do i count?

Thanks Jess...

That will be cool....YAY!!!

:kiss: You know i'd take care of my girlies! :sohappy:

 

[maggiegrace1]

Been there, done that, have the scars to prove it.

Had laproscopic surgery in July 2005. I guess I was lucky because I was diagnosed after my first bad attack. Although in retrospect, I think I had an attack in 1994--same symptoms, but no one was looking at gall bladder. And I guess I'm lucky I went 9 years between attacks.

Anyway--surgery was at 10, came to around 3, was home by 5.

Felt OK the first 24--very sleepy. Then the gas thing happened Day 2--not fun (not really what you think. They pump air into your abdomen to help separate the organs so they can get to them easier. The air gets absorbed, but it really hurts until that happens.). With a little hydrocodone and time, I was about 80% by Day 4. I was ready to go to work for a half day, but they told me to wait until Monday.

I would advise that you get some help for at least 3 days, and plan on doing no more than the essentials for a week.

The surgery is absolutely worth it, however.

Thanks.....:wave:
Im kind of nervous....




oh and Thanks and Hi Nibbs...i just saw your post....:kiss:

 

[maggiegrace1]

Thanks Jess!!!!

 

[Connor002]

I am running for Homecoming Chair (person who helps make arrangements for Homecoming.) I have now learned that the bitchiest girl in the whole grade is running, too.
Her slogan is:
"I'm ____NAME____, and I'm ready, Don't Trust a Boy Named Freddy."

*laughs*
:lookaroun

hahhaha... not so much. lol... but i'm getting used to things. Met with my attorney on my lunch break and got everything taken care of for our hearing on Oct 17. (btw... child support is expensive! all you guys out there... don't go having babies if you don't plan on doing right by their mama's... i'm tellin you... if it was anyone other than Jay... i'd almost feel bad... :lookaroun) almost. lol

Almost. :lookaroun

or maybe daylight saving time....

When is that?
I need to get an extra hour of sleep.
Let's make it tonight.
:lookaroun

Your forgot the "pelvic thrusts" :lookaroun

See what I come home to...

 

[DisneyBunny]

Been there, done that, have the scars to prove it.

Had laproscopic surgery in July 2005. I guess I was lucky because I was diagnosed after my first bad attack. Although in retrospect, I think I had an attack in 1994--same symptoms, but no one was looking at gall bladder. And I guess I'm lucky I went 9 years between attacks.

Anyway--surgery was at 10, came to around 3, was home by 5.

Felt OK the first 24--very sleepy. Then the gas thing happened Day 2--not fun (not really what you think. They pump air into your abdomen to help separate the organs so they can get to them easier. The air gets absorbed, but it really hurts until that happens.). With a little hydrocodone and time, I was about 80% by Day 4. I was ready to go to work for a half day, but they told me to wait until Monday.

I would advise that you get some help for at least 3 days, and plan on doing no more than the essentials for a week.

The surgery is absolutely worth it, however.

Oh GAH. That Gas was worse than the surgery itself, if you ask me. The pain from the surgery could be moderated with pain pills, but NOTHING made that gas feel better.

 

[dandaman]

Freddy, you've got people from all across the country (and a few international lines) to back you up. What can she say to that?

First, tell us her name, and then we'll conspire for witty remarks. :lookaroun

 

[DisneyBunny]

Freddy, you've got people from all across the country (and a few international lines) to back you up. What can she say to that?

First, tell us her name, and then we'll conspire for witty remarks. :lookaroun

Hey Danny! :wave:

 

[jesserin]

Hey Danny! (and Hey Krystyna... I'm not sure if i said hi earlier )

 

[MommytoMJM]

If you ever need really extensive tests, I'll ask Marc what he can do. He's got some great contacts in the depts of surgery and others.

Thank you, you never know, it may come to that at some point...

Forget the Mondays.

We're all having a case of the Tuesdays.

Whatever it is, I want it to go away

It's a Monday in disguise!

lmmeo!

It's just a jump to the left...

And a step to the ri-i-i-i-ightttt.

Put your hands on your hips.

And bring your knees in ti-iighttttt.

LET'S. DO. THE TIME. WARP. AGAIN.

:lookaroun

Oh My, feeling old now...

Bye!

Anybody left?

Here, internet died, had to reboot...

 

[nibblesandbits]

hey...I guess I"m having a case of the Mondays too. I'm not feeling well today. Have a sore throat and my left nostral is closed up. I'm eithering thinking it's allergies or a sinus infection.

But, I'm eating clam chowder from Red Lobster...which is making it feel a bit better!

 

[Connor002]

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