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The Isolated Blurt Thread XLII : Saint Peter is a douchebag

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jezzilee said:
Hello 4am. The folks that treated my mom in the ER tonight were great. The drive to Duluth where she was admitted for more testing was horrendous. White out snow, couldn't see the lines on the roads because of snow cover, 25 to 30 mph which made for a long drive. We made it safe though and she's resting peacefully.

Here's hoping for a better tomorrow, oh wait. It is tomorrow....
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And how about you? You can't take care of her if you don't take care of yourself.
 
MelissaBaby said:
And how about you? You can't take care of her if you don't take care of yourself.
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On the bright side I am seeing the floor that I will be staying on here in the hospital when I have my surgery.

Thanks for asking Melissa, I am a tiny bit exhausted, extremely overwhelmed, trying to stay positive for everyone...
 
Emerson40 said:
chumbolone

noun
1- Old, insecure, grumpy fella who parrots partisan, political talking points and spends countless hours digging up the bones of old posts, in order to attempt trolling.
2- Weaksauce, repetitious board troll, AKA TalkRadio
3- The almost, never quite made it, new ‘covfefe’
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Chumbolone Em's trigger word is "banana." Amirite?
 
jezzilee said:
Hello 4am. The folks that treated my mom in the ER tonight were great. The drive to Duluth where she was admitted for more testing was horrendous. White out snow, couldn't see the lines on the roads because of snow cover, 25 to 30 mph which made for a long drive. We made it safe though and she's resting peacefully.

Here's hoping for a better tomorrow, oh wait. It is tomorrow....
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Glad you made it there safely. Best of luck to your mother.
 
jezzilee said:
Hello 4am. The folks that treated my mom in the ER tonight were great. The drive to Duluth where she was admitted for more testing was horrendous. White out snow, couldn't see the lines on the roads because of snow cover, 25 to 30 mph which made for a long drive. We made it safe though and she's resting peacefully.

Here's hoping for a better tomorrow, oh wait. It is tomorrow....
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I hope you get some rest when you finally get home and that your mother is okay. :rose:
 
jezzilee said:
Hello 4am. The folks that treated my mom in the ER tonight were great. The drive to Duluth where she was admitted for more testing was horrendous. White out snow, couldn't see the lines on the roads because of snow cover, 25 to 30 mph which made for a long drive. We made it safe though and she's resting peacefully.

Here's hoping for a better tomorrow, oh wait. It is tomorrow....
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Cool. Stay positive. I was taken to the ER about a month ago and they were great. I thought I was sick with some sort of virus - dizzy, sweating, throwing up uncontrollably, and a massive headache. When I got there, the ER doctor quickly determined something else was very wrong and determined I had a stroke. From there I was whisked off to another hospital and they did just fine. My recovery has been nothing short of a miracle. Now I'm out and doing intense outpatient therapy. Everyone has been great. In many ways I'm a different person. Memories come and go. I sometimes struggle with processing the simplest of tasks. Headaches are gone though. There was brain swelling, but no operation or horror stuff I've heard so much about. I'm told repeatedly that whatever life I am living now is the "new normal". I feel so blessed I've been surrounded by so many positive people.

Whatever my past was, I try not to focus on it. Though sometimes memories flash through my head. Some I don't like. Controlling my emotions is very difficult at times. I want to move forward. I never know what skills or functions I'm capable of until a situation presents itself and I want to see what I can or cannot do. My cognitive skills and primitive reactions and reflexes have been severely effected, but get much better each day. I can remember things from months or years ago, but sometimes I can't tell you what I did 10 minutes ago. I get better through practice and the new habit of writing things down or repetition.
 
Froya said:
Glad you made it there safely. Best of luck to your mother.
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Thank you Froya, I just heard the area I drove through got five inches last night! I am the kful for the chair I am sitting in and the view out the window. I can see the lift bridge that looks like it is all lit up for Chrismas. I can't wait to see the sun come up over lake superior this morning. It looks like there us a ship sitting out there.

Always a bright side, right?
 
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jezzilee said:
Thank you Frogs, I just heard the area I drove through got five inches last night! I am the kful for the chair I am sitting in and the view out the window. I can see the lift bridge that looks like it is all lit up for Chrismas. I can't wait to see the sun come up over lake superior this morning. It looks like there us a ship sitting out there.

Always a bright side, right?
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Its amazing how it went from a book to, all the shit on my phone
 
Thankfully you can use a computer and find the literotica general forum as well, yes?

So many miracles!

Dinosaur1 said:
Cool. Stay positive. I was taken to the ER about a month ago and they were great. I thought I was sick with some sort of virus - dizzy, sweating, throwing up uncontrollably, and a massive headache. When I got there, the ER doctor quickly determined something else was very wrong and determined I had a stroke. From there I was whisked off to another hospital and they did just fine. My recovery has been nothing short of a miracle. Now I'm out and doing intense outpatient therapy. Everyone has been great. In many ways I'm a different person. Memories come and go. I sometimes struggle with processing the simplest of tasks. Headaches are gone though. There was brain swelling, but no operation or horror stuff I've heard so much about. I'm told repeatedly that whatever life I am living now is the "new normal". I feel so blessed I've been surrounded by so many positive people.

Whatever my past was, I try not to focus on it. Though sometimes memories flash through my head. Some I don't like. Controlling my emotions is very difficult at times. I want to move forward. I never know what skills or functions I'm capable of until a situation presents itself and I want to see what I can or cannot do. My cognitive skills and primitive reactions and reflexes have been severely effected, but get much better each day. I can remember things from months or years ago, but sometimes I can't tell you what I did 10 minutes ago. I get better through practice and the new habit of writing things down or repetition.
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Dinosaur1 said:
Cool. Stay positive. I was taken to the ER about a month ago and they were great. I thought I was sick with some sort of virus - dizzy, sweating, throwing up uncontrollably, and a massive headache. When I got there, the ER doctor quickly determined something else was very wrong and determined I had a stroke. From there I was whisked off to another hospital and they did just fine. My recovery has been nothing short of a miracle. Now I'm out and doing intense outpatient therapy. Everyone has been great. In many ways I'm a different person. Memories come and go. I sometimes struggle with processing the simplest of tasks. Headaches are gone though. There was brain swelling, but no operation or horror stuff I've heard so much about. I'm told repeatedly that whatever life I am living now is the "new normal". I feel so blessed I've been surrounded by so many positive people.

Whatever my past was, I try not to focus on it. Though sometimes memories flash through my head. Some I don't like. Controlling my emotions is very difficult at times. I want to move forward. I never know what skills or functions I'm capable of until a situation presents itself and I want to see what I can or cannot do. My cognitive skills and primitive reactions and reflexes have been severely effected, but get much better each day. I can remember things from months or years ago, but sometimes I can't tell you what I did 10 minutes ago. I get better through practice and the new habit of writing things down or repetition.
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Stroke is a very scary thing and the affects can be minimized so much when one gets care immediately. When I walked up the reception desk and said I'm worried about stroke, the Triage nurse was there with a wheelchair within two minutes. Off she went and doctors and nurses were doing their assessment, asking me questions and on the counter there were two shots waiting in case she needed that medication. It was determined that it was not a stroke this time (she has had one prior to this and this is the third event like this) so they had us come to Duluth where they are able to do more intensive testeng

I am glad that you are recovering! Hang in there, keep up the therapy and rely heavily on friends and family to keep your spirits up. :rose:
 
jezzilee said:
Stroke is a very scary thing and the affects can be minimized so much when one gets care immediately. When I walked up the reception desk and said I'm worried about stroke, the Triage nurse was there with a wheelchair within two minutes. Off she went and doctors and nurses were doing their assessment, asking me questions and on the counter there were two shots waiting in case she needed that medication. It was determined that it was not a stroke this time (she has had one prior to this and this is the third event like this) so they had us come to Duluth where they are able to do more intensive testeng

I am glad that you are recovering! Hang in there, keep up the therapy and rely heavily on friends and family to keep your spirits up. :rose:
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I am new here, but i think most people here have had multiple strokes.

Are you all in the same home?

Do your children know you are all spending their money on porn?
 
Dinosaur1 said:
Cool. Stay positive. I was taken to the ER about a month ago and they were great. I thought I was sick with some sort of virus - dizzy, sweating, throwing up uncontrollably, and a massive headache. When I got there, the ER doctor quickly determined something else was very wrong and determined I had a stroke. From there I was whisked off to another hospital and they did just fine. My recovery has been nothing short of a miracle. Now I'm out and doing intense outpatient therapy. Everyone has been great. In many ways I'm a different person. Memories come and go. I sometimes struggle with processing the simplest of tasks. Headaches are gone though. There was brain swelling, but no operation or horror stuff I've heard so much about. I'm told repeatedly that whatever life I am living now is the "new normal". I feel so blessed I've been surrounded by so many positive people.

Whatever my past was, I try not to focus on it. Though sometimes memories flash through my head. Some I don't like. Controlling my emotions is very difficult at times. I want to move forward. I never know what skills or functions I'm capable of until a situation presents itself and I want to see what I can or cannot do. My cognitive skills and primitive reactions and reflexes have been severely effected, but get much better each day. I can remember things from months or years ago, but sometimes I can't tell you what I did 10 minutes ago. I get better through practice and the new habit of writing things down or repetition.
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Good luck to you moving forward.:rose:
 
MagnusRichard said:
I am new here, but i think most people here have had multiple strokes.

Are you all in the same home?

Do your children know you are all spending their money on porn?
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No. And I don't have children. The past several days I've been going through bills and appointments. So much fucking writing shit down and taking notes! At some point in my life, I must have been preparing for this. About 40% of my paycheck through my last 2 employers was going towards primary and supplemental insurance. The benefits won't last long. I'm trying to get back to work. My boss(es) have been checking on my progress in hopes of my return. I'm very hopeful and determined to go back. The sad part is that I have to relearn or retrain on everything. I'm told I was very good at what I do or did. My employer has some sort of training program I'm told I helped develop and they are mailing a package to me so I can learn it all again. I hate the idea of being unemployed, but I must do whatever I must to have some sort of life or normalcy. There are people that have faith in me. That's a good thing. I have high expectations of myself.
 
jezzilee said:
Thank you Froya, I just heard the area I drove through got five inches last night! I am the kful for the chair I am sitting in and the view out the window. I can see the lift bridge that looks like it is all lit up for Chrismas. I can't wait to see the sun come up over lake superior this morning. It looks like there us a ship sitting out there.

Always a bright side, right?
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Always look for the light. :heart:
 
jezzilee said:
Thank you Froya, I just heard the area I drove through got five inches last night! I am the kful for the chair I am sitting in and the view out the window. I can see the lift bridge that looks like it is all lit up for Chrismas. I can't wait to see the sun come up over lake superior this morning. It looks like there us a ship sitting out there.

Always a bright side, right?
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It's a bit early to be hitting the sauce, no? :D
 
jezzilee said:
Hello 4am. The folks that treated my mom in the ER tonight were great. The drive to Duluth where she was admitted for more testing was horrendous. White out snow, couldn't see the lines on the roads because of snow cover, 25 to 30 mph which made for a long drive. We made it safe though and she's resting peacefully.

Here's hoping for a better tomorrow, oh wait. It is tomorrow....
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Glad your Mom is getting the care she needs. Hoping she has a complete and uneventful recovery. :rose:
 
Dinosaur1 said:
No. And I don't have children. The past several days I've been going through bills and appointments. So much fucking writing shit down and taking notes! At some point in my life, I must have been preparing for this. About 40% of my paycheck through my last 2 employers was going towards primary and supplemental insurance. The benefits won't last long. I'm trying to get back to work. My boss(es) have been checking on my progress in hopes of my return. I'm very hopeful and determined to go back. The sad part is that I have to relearn or retrain on everything. I'm told I was very good at what I do or did. My employer has some sort of training program I'm told I helped develop and they are mailing a package to me so I can learn it all again. I hate the idea of being unemployed, but I must do whatever I must to have some sort of life or normalcy. There are people that have faith in me. That's a good thing. I have high expectations of myself.
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You had a full memory wipe? Fantastique! This is an exciting time for you, yes?

Can you remember who you were cybersexing here before the stroke or any of your old ID's?
 
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