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The Lounge . Jan 26 2013
03:38 (UTC)
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I had my hysterectomy at age 28, but that was 28 yrs ago. I'm sure tests and medical prcedures have changed since then (improved). They left one ovarie after removing cysts off of it. I did great, they had to cut me open since the reason for having the surgery was a 6 lb tumor that they thought was cancer. Everyone was surprised, the doctor even told me the next day he couldn't believe it. It never had any effect on my sex drive, it actually helped since didnt' have to worry about periods and I wasn't sick anymore. It took me 6 weeks to recover because the cuts had to heal. Started exercising 2 weeks after that.

MY DIL had one ovarie removed at age 14 and was suppose to have the other removed later because of cysts. They told her she wouldn't have kids. she had my grand daughter at age 19 but never had any more children in the next 15 yrs.

I wish you a quick and healthy recovery.

The Lounge I need to "Check Out" Jan 22 2013
01:35 (UTC)
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I usually head to the beach. The ocean calms me. I also rented a beautiful cabin in the woods on a lake but the nights kind of freaked me out. No phone, the cell phone didn't work and no t.v. Just staying a weekend at a hotel with a pool works for me too.  Enjoy some time off.

 

The Lounge Concerns about adult son's isolation Jan 20 2013
02:06 (UTC)
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I think you son is probably fine. Does he say he isn't? My son is 34, he as a great job, gym and plays football. He has his own house.  He married 3 yrs ago, after one year of hell,(she was nuts, ex-drug addict, and couldn't not sit still) there is more but lets keep it short,  they divorced. It's taken him over a year to recover from her. He said his life is so much calmer,(I'm sure it is)he has a very stressful job and doesn't need it at home. He's just not ready to deal with another person right now. I do hope he meets someone that is more suited to him. He also had a vasctemy because he doesn't want any children , his or someone elses.

The Lounge Ladies, did your libido Jan 20 2013
01:53 (UTC)
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Had tubes tied in 1978 and partal hystertomy at age 28 and nothing caused a problem with my libido until menapause at age 50.  I can't take any pills because they will make the brain tumor I have grow, just stupid. but it was a good run, can't complain. The hub got old too. lol

 

The Lounge I cancelled my membership at "My Fitness Pal" Jan 17 2013
02:29 (UTC)
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Just in time , thanks. I couldn't remember the name of that site. wanted to download the free app to my phone. I've read some pretty mean things on this site that's why I don't post much, just use the weight loss tools.  Remember to duck and cover around here too.

 

The Lounge How long did your flu last? Jan 02 2013
22:40 (UTC)
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I got my flu shot in Oct. and got sick Dec 9th, Sunday evening. Monday I called in sick to work and knew I wasn't going to make it Tues. so call doctor and went at 3 o'clock that day. He did a swab and it came back positive for flu. He didn't give me the anti-virus because I had a headache for acouple days. I had a fever for a week. I was sick for almost 2 1/2 weeks, about 7 days for flu then sinus infection . I went to the doctor on 20th again and he did give me any anitbotics for sinus infection said I needed rest to get over flu. On Dec 26, I went to one of the walk in clinics , the doctor did an xray of sinus to see how bad it was , and then gave me meds. I was better within acouple days then, just in time to go back to work at school and catch something else. 

Hope yo feel better soon.

The Lounge Customer dissatisfaction Dec 27 2012
17:36 (UTC)
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I see nothing has changed here recently so will check back at a later date.

 

The Lounge Christmas 2012 Highlights Dec 26 2012
23:00 (UTC)
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Original Post by santonacci:

Two Christmas dinners, both with almost the exact same food.  I really don't want to see spiral cut ham, green bean casserole, corn casserole, or potato casserole for a long time.  Actually, I'm just done with casseroles in general for a while.

And then along with my annual frustration with packaging that requires a freaking toolbox to open, there's my exasperation at my youngest son's stunning ability to lose a key loose part to a toy within 1 minute of opening it.

(And I would like to note for the record my proper use of "lose" and "loose" in the above sentence.  )

Awesome holiday cookies, though, and plenty of pie.  Mmmmmm.....pie.....

^this- no more hams! and I never ever want to see another turkey after Thanksgiving or Christmas. I informed my adult children that next year we are having spaghetti,salad, and bread. Filling, good, fast, and cheap.

The Lounge My favorite Christmas presents growing up - what were yours? Dec 26 2012
22:51 (UTC)
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It made me happy to read about the presents you loved most. When I was 9yr. old I had a bad case of chicken pox over the holiday season and my mom was due to have my brother any day. Our neighbor bought over a big old dress box and it had 3 dolls the aprox size of Barbie from when she was a girl in the 1920's. The box was full of clothes for them, they were beautiful. I wish my mom would have kept them , she didnt' save anything and gave them away.   I also, got a Chatty Kathy that year, you pulled a string on her back and she talked. That would have been 1966.

The Lounge Was this right to do? Nov 22 2012
23:47 (UTC)
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Original Post by theviewfromhere:

i'm not angry. you made a mistake. you trusted someone to do what you expected them to do, and it didn't work out. it happens; no big deal. now you want affirmation that she's a flake and you were justified in bailing. fine - you're affirmed. you bailed on a concert that--apparently--you wanted to go to in order to punish someone else for doing something you didn't like. your choice. again, no big deal. you're the one who missed the concert. it didn't affect anyone else's enjoyment. you might have tanked a friendship or three, but it doesn't sound like that's something you care about so - no loss.

but for the record, "i'm not going because i don't like what you did and we're not following my plan" is pouting, and saying "maybe next year" when you mean "not in a million years" isn't communicating honestly, and you know now that she's unreliable, so chalk it up to her unreliability and don't make that mistake again.

if the response you want is, "you're right, she's wrong," don't ask for feedback in a public forum.

why not that's what goes on here. Just wanted someone thoughts on it. You came across angry. Yes, I bailed because I went because she kept asking me and wanted someone to go with her.I didn't really want to go to beginning with.  I guess this is the reason she doesn't have many friends. Live and learn.

The Lounge Where were you? Nov 22 2012
23:36 (UTC)
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I was 6 yrs. old and I think I found out before my parents. I remember we were at an office (I think it was an insurance person). I was sitting on a sofa watching t.v. and they came on talking about it. I remembered that it was sad from what they were saying . When they showed the pictures it was scary. I don't remember talking to my parents about it or if they came and had heard what had happened. They did show it on t.v. at school, I somewhat remember that, but seems weird since I was only in 1st grade.

The Lounge Babies aren't cute. Nov 21 2012
01:52 (UTC)
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Original Post by weirdfish:

Original Post by moonbow1:

I use to think most were cute, there were some that were really ugly. Hopefully the ugly ones grow into better looking adults. I'm a teacher and I use to love them all but, I think old age is catching up and it's getting hard to be around them. I've been puked on, coughed on, etc... and we are only into the second 9 weeks. Not to forget the runs and not making it to the bathroom. I work with 1st and 2nd grade. If another one sneezes snot all over their face and just stands there ,I'm going to puke. I had that happen at school and some kid did it when I was out to dinner the other night. the mom took forever to wipe his face, everyone was grossed out.   I'm not going out to eat anymore. Also, teach your children not to eat their boogers, sometimes, I think that all they get to eat for the day. ; (  Makes them less cute.  Ooops , sorry off topic. No they aren't cute and less so as they get bigger.  Retirement soon.

Sounds like you're already there

6 more months I hope! Can't wait.

The Lounge Was this right to do? Nov 21 2012
01:34 (UTC)
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Original Post by theviewfromhere:

Original Post by cnichols2000:

Original Post by theviewfromhere:

you're both being jerks about it. we usually get the friends we deserve.

I'm interested to know how the OP is being a jerk about this.

  • pouting because she didn't get her way
  • not communicating honestly
  • not accepting that she helped create the situation by making plans with an unreliable person


wow, are  you an angry person.

1.) I'm not pouting, I just feel of someone says that this is what we are going to do and unless they tell me I don't kown about the changes and have not say. If they know for a week ahead of time they should have told me more then 3 hours before the event. It's a 2 hr driving to get to the place. If you make plans, and someone totally changes them, I'm sure just from your attitude on here you wouldn't be very accepting.  

2. I communicated honestly. Up till 2 hrs before the event we had made plans and arrangements. She changed them.  she could have called me at any time and told me about the the extra tickets and asked if it was okay to ask along other people. It's call being considerate.

3.  The person works in a different grade leve then I do and we just have started being friends. We  have gone to 2 things together in the passed year , how the f am I suppose to know she is unreliable.

You are just trying to be difficult, and I honestly don't give a crap.

Thanks to those of you with USEFUL thoughts on this subject. The event is over and future plans won't be made this this person. I have other more RELIABLE  friend.

 

The Lounge Was this right to do? Nov 20 2012
22:57 (UTC)
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Original Post by dnrothx:

Wall of text is always wrong.


Hey, I said at the beginning to please excuse the errors. I'm exhausted. Don't care anymore if  you don't like the way I spell or write or put a period. I'm doing the best I can, I have a fricken brain tumor and have told you all before. I work full time dealing with children all day. When I get home and feel like getting someones thoughts on something, I'm not going to take all darn night doing it. If you don't like it don't respond.

The Lounge Was this right to do? Nov 20 2012
22:51 (UTC)
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Original Post by anewdawn:

I think she should have told you about the free tickets.  I think if this was a good friend you would have been able to discuss your feelings freely with her. 

I would cut your losses at this point, you have already let her know you are no longer coming.  I have work friends too, but I don't hang out with them out of office hours unless they become personal friends do to mutual respect and like. 

I keep a distance the size of the Grand Canyon when it comes to stuff like this.  Work life..................................Persona l Life.  It's just easier and better that way. 

Chaulk it up to a life lesson and carry on wiser and prepared for next time. 

We arent good friends we are co workers.

The Lounge Was this right to do? Nov 20 2012
22:49 (UTC)
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Original Post by crazineko:

Yeah, she should have told you and given you one, but I wouldn't make a bit deal out of it.  The past is the past.  When you found out, you should have said something like, "extra tickets? My xyz would have loved to come." I also would have told your friend that you would much rather have gone to the planned restaurant.   Also, I definitely would have gone to the concert.  It kind of sounds like you were pouting.  Couldn't you have just met them at the concert? 

You really should have told your friend the way you felt yesterday.  That's the problem here.  You don't have to make a big deal out of this, but really the more you stew the bigger it will be for you. 


It was a 2 hr drive to the concert. That was the point in car pooling.

The Lounge Babies aren't cute. Nov 18 2012
02:15 (UTC)
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Original Post by cptbunny:

Original Post by kevinatthebrook:

Would you all mind terribly having yourselves sterilized?

K'thanks

If only doctor's thought the same as you. :P It's not exactly easy to get sterilized without having had kids first. Also, while many people dislike babies and children, they almost always love their own, as some have even pointed out in this thread (they hate other people's babies/kids, but think theirs are awesome). 

 

I'm actually happy to see so many people here who have come out and said they don't want kids and don't want them. My son got a vasectomy when he was 25 yrs old. He was told he'd have to wait till he was 30 because : 1. one he wasnt married and 2. Didnt' have any children. Well he found a doctor in Nashville that would do it. I didn't find out until 5 years later. He got married at 30 to his girl friend he'd known for 10 yrs . She knew he didnt want children and that he had a vasectomy. After 15 mo. of marriage and getting her through college and taking care of her sick and dying father she decides  some weirld things. She wants kids but the thing is because of medical issues she shouldn't have any. Anyways she went nuts and had an affair and they got divorced. I'm hoping my son meets some nice lady  who doesn't want kids, and they can enjoy life together. He has never wanted kids, and doesn't want to raise someone elses. He likes to travel, is educated , and has a cute little corgi. (do I sound like I'm hunting for someone for him?) lol.

The Lounge demonic possession Nov 17 2012
04:08 (UTC)
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One of my 1st graders growled at me and told me he was the devil. Scarely as hell. I don't know what movie he saw, but he had the sound down. Then again, there is the chance he was telling the truth.

The Lounge Babies aren't cute. Nov 17 2012
02:22 (UTC)
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Original Post by cptbunny:

Babies drool, puke, leak boogers, poop and pee. I see nothing glorious about any of those. ;P THEN they grow up into people. Ew.

ETA: And they're freakin' expensive.

I use to think most were cute, there were some that were really ugly. Hopefully the ugly ones grow into better looking adults. I'm a teacher and I use to love them all but, I think old age is catching up and it's getting hard to be around them. I've been puked on, coughed on, etc... and we are only into the second 9 weeks. Not to forget the runs and not making it to the bathroom. I work with 1st and 2nd grade. If another one sneezes snot all over their face and just stands there ,I'm going to puke. I had that happen at school and some kid did it when I was out to dinner the other night. the mom took forever to wipe his face, everyone was grossed out.   I'm not going out to eat anymore. Also, teach your children not to eat their boogers, sometimes, I think that all they get to eat for the day. ; (  Makes them less cute.  Ooops , sorry off topic. No they aren't cute and less so as they get bigger.  Retirement soon.

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