There's a guy with the username Jelly who Josh has helping him with forum stuff, and I noticed that Jelly was on yesterday at about 10:30a, and today is his birthday, so I'm sure he's working on it. But you know how these things go - slowly, very slowly!
Sounds cute. Dilly our cat loves a fresh bag of kibble so much I buy small bags.Each of the bearded dragons got a size-appropriate hornworm for dinner last night. It was the first time either one ever ate a hornworm... and the look on Indy's face... It was the very best thing he had ever tasted, and it was gone way too soon. Oh, but he liked it!
This does create some interesting possibilities. Before I saw Indy's face when he tasted that hornworm, I would have told you he simply wasn't food motivated.
I haven't seen a post or I would try to say hello...at least.
He doesn't post, he just comes on to tweak the Forum for Josh.
Each of the bearded dragons got a size-appropriate hornworm for dinner last night. It was the first time either one ever ate a hornworm... and the look on Indy's face... It was the very best thing he had ever tasted, and it was gone way too soon. Oh, but he liked it!
Thanks, everything went good today in therapy. I will feel it tomorrowGood luck with getting back on your leg again. It’s going to make a massive difference, but do what you’re told and don’t try to rush it
Thanks Carol, it went good today. It's kind of weird but I told my wife that the pain from therapy I can deal with and accept. But my daily pains can really mess with my head.
I get that. After a couple decades of recurring bouts with major depression, I'm finally starting to get used to NOT being depressed. (You guys get part of the credit there, I think...) I'm trying to establish a new (revised) baseline for myself, without meds, and gradually add back in any med(s) I actually need at this point, one at a time.
Sheesh. I'm too young to be experiencing these kinds of aches and pains... or at least to be experiencing them, unmitigated!
Yes, I can totally relate. I think it is because the pains from therapy you know will subside sooner or later, however the daily pains are there consistently and are never ending. A person gets tired of them and it is a battle because you are constantly fighting them. I have never understood and yet have also understood it when someone says that they get used to the pain. Personally I have found it very tiring and depressing having to fight daily pain, have never gotten used to it BUT at the same time have gotten used to it. If you can understand what I am trying to say. I know it does not make any sense whatsoever, but go figure, no-one ever said I was totally sane.!!
Shame Anne. Sorry to hear but very proud of you at the same time.I get that. After a couple decades of recurring bouts with major depression, I'm finally starting to get used to NOT being depressed. (You guys get part of the credit there, I think...) I'm trying to establish a new (revised) baseline for myself, without meds, and gradually add back in any med(s) I actually need at this point, one at a time.
That being said, I'm making all sorts of discoveries lately (good and bad). Like my pain threshold having DECREASED due to one of the meds no longer being in my system.
I will only be coming online when I am at work, as it will be much easier for me to access the forum on my work computer rather than via a browser on my phone.The app has gone
Life just got a whole lot harder for those of us using our phones
Have a great Trip! I’ll be desk bound at the home office for much of the day today. We also have mid 90’s temps so that may motivate me to finish reporting quickly so I can get outdoors. Be safe
Enjoy your Kayaking.
Have fun.Have a great Trip! I’ll be desk bound at the home office for much of the day today. We also have mid 90’s temps so that may motivate me to finish reporting quickly so I can get outdoors. Be safe
