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My mom called me about 30 minutes ago and told me she was coming home from work early. She's had pain in her stomach and back for about a week and she's going to either the E.R. or the Dr. if it doesn't ease up soon.

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I was sound asleep. At 1:30 the kids across the street let their loudest firecracker go off right in the street next to our building. It woke me up with a start. My heart starting racing.

I understand setting of fireworks for the 4th. But this building is filled with 40 apartments of elderly residents. Most of them have heart problems. I am more surprised than upset. These kids are not really "kids." The are in their late teens, early 20's. They have been doing these fireworks every years since I have lived here. But never that light into the night. They usually stop by 11 p.m. Fireworks are illegal in this state. :angel:
 
Update - in the E.R. with my mom. They took blood and gave her some Zolfran for nausea. Waiting for blood work results now.

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Update - in the E.R. with my mom. They took blood and gave her some Zolfran for nausea. Waiting for blood work results now.

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Thanks for the update. I hope it is nothing more than a tummy ache because she ate too much. :angel:
 
Update - in the E.R. with my mom. They took blood and gave her some Zolfran for nausea. Waiting for blood work results now.

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How are things? It's rough to spend the night in the ER, for a patient and their loved ones.
 
Update - she has a uti, stomach inflammation, and is dehydrated. They are admitting her for the weekend, have her on an iv and antibiotics and a painkiller as needed. You're right Princess Fiona - it is rough. But the staff is really nice.

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Last night some idiot across the street set of one of those really big fire crackers at 1:30 in the morning. It sounded like it went off right in my apartment. I was in a sound sleep. I have been awake since. Now I have to get ready to go to my daughter's house for a late July 4th party. Oh joy. I hope she has a bed in the yard. :angel:
 
We don't have too many dogs that run loose in our area, but they sure do a lot of barking. One barks, and they all start barking. There is one family up the street whose dog would run out if I walked my dog on a leash, and that's why I quit walking my dog. They would call him back in right away and he went, but he had to run across the street to bark and sniff my dog and back across to go home. He could have been killed.
 
Update - she has a uti, stomach inflammation, and is dehydrated. They are admitting her for the weekend, have her on an iv and antibiotics and a painkiller as needed. You're right Princess Fiona - it is rough. But the staff is really nice.

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I'm glad it was not too serious. We older ladies tend to ignore UTI symptoms until they are only fixable with IV meds.
 
Getting ready for friends to come over for dinner. I'm cooking big burgers on the grill, with homemade buns. Have a pot of onions on the grill side burner to caramelize. Just took peach cobbler out of the oven and that'll be served with homemade vanilla bean ice cream. The rest of the toppings are all prepped and pasta salad is made.
 
I'm glad it was not too serious. We older ladies tend to ignore UTI symptoms until they are only fixable with IV meds.

I hear ya PF. I think I have one now which is adding to the liver/rib pain and chronic pain. But I am at the "I feel too rotten to go see about it stage". Well, I just got up for some more meds and a quick email check and am off to bed again to try to sleep some of the pain away.
 
I'm glad it was not too serious. We older ladies tend to ignore UTI symptoms until they are only fixable with IV meds.

You're so right about that. She tends to ignore the pain as much as possible. She had a pretty good lunch - chicken salad with wheat bread on the side (she didn't eat the bread), vegetable soup, applesauce, and tea. I'm glad I remembered to put my splenda in the purse because they didn't have any on her tray - they had sugar, the pink envelopes, and the blue envelopes, but no splenda.

I'm home now for a bit so phones can charge - going back up around 5 to have supper with her.
 
I just made a yummy macaroni salad and cut up a pineapple to marinate as we'll be leaving soon for a barbeque at older sons house.

I'm thinking about Cat and wondering how the wedding went yesterday. Has anyone heard?
 
Thank you so much, Princess Fiona. Her and my daughter and granddaughter are my world. I don't know what I would do if something happened to them.

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Getting ready for friends to come over for dinner. I'm cooking big burgers on the grill, with homemade buns. Have a pot of onions on the grill side burner to caramelize. Just took peach cobbler out of the oven and that'll be served with homemade vanilla bean ice cream. The rest of the toppings are all prepped and pasta salad is made.

Everything sound so good. Wish I was on your friends list.:yum:
 
LPBeier, thank you. I am taking care of myself. We had baked chicken, green beans, salad, and pineapple for supper. I got her washed up where it needed and helped her brush her teeth and now we're waiting for her new nurse to come in.

One good thing, she didn't need any painkillers from 10:30 this am until just a few minutes ago!

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