Comments | seajeh: Yay for gutwrenching pain

seajeh

Yay for gutwrenching pain

May 16, 2009 22:26

So yeah, last night I was feeding the dogs and they were just SO excited. Ayllah stepped in the Pyrex dish that I use to feed buster and it slid across the floor with her paw still in it and smacked into my foot/ankle. Oh God. I honestly thought my foot was broken but didn't want to over react and have to pay for an emergency room visit if it wasn ( Read more... )

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blueotter May 17 2009, 04:01:35 UTC

*chuckles* Is it bad to say your story abou the Pyrex dish made me smile, out of a pretty sour mood? I hope it's not bad, but rather, makes you feel not quite as pained. *happy foot thoughts*

Congrats on your one year. You had such a beautiful wedding; it's only fitting you have an equally nice Paper Anniversary.

seajeh May 17 2009, 15:26:17 UTC

It's getting much better. Thank you Sean. I have to admit it was quite comical, all pain aside.

Thank you for the congrats. We drove by quartz mountain on one of our many roadtrips and I thought that would be nice since we never did stay there. Hopefully it won't be too hot by that time.

ebonytigress May 17 2009, 04:34:03 UTC

I hope your foot heals up okay.

Let us know how the implant works for you, I haven't asked my Dr.'s yet about it, but maybe they won't try to scare me away from it like the Dr. I had last time did.

Happy Anniversary, I hope the two of you have a great day when it comes.

seajeh May 17 2009, 15:33:10 UTC

Thank you Kitty.

I've had the implant for about two weeks now and haven't noticed any adverse side effect or anything. I was kinda worried since on of my co-workers threw up for about 3 weeks straight. I'm thinkng her issue was that when she got her's she hadn't been on any type of birth control for a while.

Yeah, when I asked her about it she didn't try and say anything against it what so ever. It was like "Oh you want that? *looks at a calander* we can do it on this date" and that was that. I was a little freaked out when the day came but it wasn't as bad as I'd expected, The numbing medicine hurt like hell though.

ebonytigress May 17 2009, 17:41:05 UTC

Wow, your questioning about it was much better than my experience, I told you what happened.
I hope now that I don't go to that Dr. I can talk to someone at Tripler who will help me with that.

I think I could stand a little pain to begin with for a few years child-free.

I know I really don't want to be pregnant/have a baby out here at all, and that would ruin my plan of being married for a minimum of 2 years before giving up our lives to someone else. Assuming we don't just collect cats instead.