graceanne
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A Desert Rose said:Yea... sometimes we tickle ourselves, don't we? LOL
LOL Guess so. Or I'm just not as . . . biddable as snowy. Or as nice. lol
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A Desert Rose said:Yea... sometimes we tickle ourselves, don't we? LOL
A Desert Rose said:You know, snowy minds real well.
I think I'd have said "catalog-schmatalog, you're not the boss of me."
aaaaahahahahahaha.
D's mariposa said:Either that or our snow angel is DAMN stubborn. Question is, is she more or less stubborn than some of the PYL's around here. My money's on more, here)
I can't wait to hear if she recalls this, and how she feels about it afterwards!D's mariposa said:Apparently she was talking about 70 words per minute til they knocked her out, with NO inhibitions.
I for one don't think it's quite as funny when you're warned that you might spew your drink!graceanne said:OMG What ever happened to spew alerts? I'm just glad I wasn't drinking anything. Man, I hope I've never done anything like that under anesthesia. (I'm pretty sure I haven't. K's normally with me, and he'd never let me live it down.)
ShyGuy68 said:I for one don't think it's quite as funny when you're warned that you might spew your drink!![]()
D's mariposa said:I went in this morning before they took her away (more to keep her mum company and such than out of any worry). She managed to stay in her own pj's til this morning instead of a humiliation gown. Part of it was that she enlisted her doctor's help and she had a really cool nurse. The other part is that she's stubborn. Very very stubborn. (The hospital she's in assigns a specific nurse to a patient per shift for their length of stay whenever possible. I don't know how usual this is outside of specialty floors, like oncology or whatever. I know they didn't do it when I got mine out more years ago than I care to remember.) It took forever! She finally got out of the OR around 10. She was in recovery so long because she ran a really high fever this afternoon. It's normal now, or as normal as it's supposed to be after a tonsillectomy.
Her dad is here now, too. The funniest thing happened this morning. They gave her some Valium, then something else in an IV. The orderlies came in to pack her up. Orderly number one was a very nice lady with a motherly air. Orderly number two was a nicely muscled man with an earing and short dreads and he was wearing a hospital green bandanna tied around his dreads. So the first thing Ciara says (she was pretty high by now) "WOW! Are you like a pirate or something?" He laughed telling her "Maybe in a former life!" She then proceeded to proposition him, graphically and in detail. It started with "If I was gonna be your wenchie sexy toy person thingie.. we'd..." and ended with "Hey! Are we going to YOUR house now?" as they were going out the door. I walked with them as far as the elevator. Her mum was laughing madly (Ciara's same laugh; it was so weird! They sound so much alike. Ciara looks like her too, except for the 8 inches shorter part. The woman's beautiful, btw.) The door closed on "do you have a yaknow motorrrcycle bikey thingie?" Emphasis on the "rrrrr" part. I don't know if it was because she forgot the word she was saying or it was just really hard to pronounce in her inebriated state. The anesthesiologist said that she was hard to drug. Apparently she was talking about 70 words per minute til they knocked her out, with NO inhibitions.
AngelicAssassin said:
D's mariposa said:No, snowy's not home yet. There's a few complications going on. Her doctor thought originally she picked up a bug or something, but it looks an awful lot like a drug reaction of some sort, now. Ah well, as soon as she can keep food down, she can come home, we hope.
And no, jell-o in any form is currently not an option. It comes right back too.
D's mariposa said:Nope, she's on an iv and ice cubes. Water works maybe half the time.
This sucksD's mariposa said:No, snowy's not home yet. There's a few complications going on. Her doctor thought originally she picked up a bug or something, but it looks an awful lot like a drug reaction of some sort, now. Ah well, as soon as she can keep food down, she can come home, we hope.
And no, jell-o in any form is currently not an option. It comes right back too.
graceanne said:Oh, poor thing. Do they know which med she's reacting to?
Remind her what she got for Jell-O last time. She still has it. Threaten to ask me for details since Kat ain't available. Then, tell her you'll bring D to the hospital to find out where she's stored it.D's mariposa said:And no, jell-o in any form is currently not an option. It comes right back too.
D's mariposa said:It appears to be one of the pain killers as her temp and her nausea rise about 20 minutes after it goes into the iv. So they're trying to back off on those. Normally she'd be past the major pain except she broke/tore one of the scabs at the back of her throat when she was throwing up. It keeps bleeding so she may have more surgery tonight.
D's mariposa said:<snip>I don't think she's up for gropes yet.