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Mitt Romney is a liar.
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During a discussion of the Supreme Court decision that juveniles cannot be given a sentence of life without parole for murder, an interesting point came up. Steven's parents thought it was a bad decision since now a court must review every juvenile murder case, which is a waste of resources. Courts should be allowed to decide that some juveniles deserve life without parole, and even implied that they should be allowed to give the death penalty to juveniles.
I decided to point out that this is good because young brains are still developing and the possibility of rehabilitation may be higher compared to adults. Steven's dad replied, "I don't want them to be rehabilitated. They don't deserve that right. I want them to be punished."
I'm having trouble with this. Steven's parents are very devoted to their Christianity, but that response seemed to go completely in the opposite direction of Christianity's ideas about redemption. This is one of the reasons I feel so put off by mainstream Christian/conservative beliefs.
I chose not to say anything else. Steven had already started a debate regarding the moral nature of killing vs murder, and things were already getting heated.
But he basically said there is no opportunity for redemption for murderers, only punishment. I don't even know what to say about that.
That translates to about 61 Californians every week. Nationwide, 26,000 Americans in that same age group, died last year for the same reason.
The blatant racism present in this minivan is astounding. Driving through Memphis, we can't stop to pee because we're "in a bad part of town." This statement was probably repeated about 10 times by Steven's dad. Everyone had to pee but apparently we would just get immediately attacked by the black masses if we exited the car.
Even Steven's parents were a bit surprised when one of Steven's sisters blurted out "There are too many black people in this town!"
But here is the best part of the full-bladdered journey through Memphis: A black woman pulls up next to us at a stop light. One of Steven's sisters looks over and says, "I think that lady is talking to herself. Or maybe she has a Bluetooth thing…no, look at her. She *definitely* doesn't have a Bluetooth." I was like, "Seriously? Then Steven's other sister chimes in with, "Maybe she's rapping!"
Oh god.
In which we watch Avengers multiple times.
So, Black Widow. I must confess I missed the fact that she appears to be fucking terrified of the Hulk from the outset. In my defense, there is a lot going on in that movie. A lot. (Other second viewing posts are forthcoming, because feels.) And when you're still getting to know a character, it can be difficult to pick up on whether something really means something or it's just a throw-away line.
Anyway, I must also confess that I like the character a lot more because of it, and my opinion of Scarlett Johansson's handling of the character went up several notches. I mean, her response to the clarification that "the big guy" does not mean Tony Stark, "the big guy" means the Hulk, is "My God." And why shouldn't it be? She is, as is brought up several times, not a soldier. She's a spy. She out-thinks her opponents. Where force is needed, it's targeted and limited. The idea of facing down an invulnerable, super-powered bulldozer fueled by incoherent rage, for her, has to be roughly up there with asking Batman to go fight his dead parents. His dead parents, who only want to hug him and tell him how proud of him they are. But Barton needs her, so next time we see Romanoff, it's alone in a small room with an unstoppable force and some "insurance purposes only" back-up out in the bushes, acting like this dude isn't the sum of all fears and explaining why SHIELD would very much appreciate it if Dr. Banner could help them save the planet.
And then Banner decides to fuck with her! Which I can't imagine really endears him to her much. But considering that Fury (has an army) and Rogers (can survive getting punched through a wall, plunging into ocean, being frozen for 70 years) both handle the "zomg Hulk is dangerous" aspect of the situation with less grace than Romanoff putting the gun down and telling everyone to back off, Banner's just being a dick, it's hard to fault her for maybe being a little prickly about it afterwards.
After the helicarrier gets attacked and she's stuck with Banner in an enclosed space? She's still afraid of him. None of this has gone away. Her conviction that Loki plans to use the Hulk against them has probably brought it into sharp focus. And she's still on point, trying to stabilize the situation and get him calmed back down. The help that could get her unstuck is ordered back because stalling Banner's transformation takes priority. After he tries to kill her and comes very close to succeeding? Like, smashed into a wall close to succeeding? And she's injured and shaking and hardly out of danger herself? She still pulls herself together, gets up, and goes after Barton. She's hurt, and she's afraid, and she pushes through it and gets shit done.
And I'm really not trying to be all "Hooray, competence!", because Black Widow demonstrates in pretty much every scene she's in that she is extremely good at what she does. Find a weak spot, find a blind spot, poke it just enough to get what you need out of it—it's what she does the entire film. Play stupid to get intel out of Russian mobsters. Play on Banner's sympathies to get him where she needs him. Play mortal audience to Loki's ranting. Find the vulnerability in the invulnerable system. Shut it down. But she's very much not a character whose design lets her punch Evil Space-God in the face and walk away from it, and she's very much out of her comfort-zone when that's what's going on, and she still stands up with everyone else because fuck failure, and then she saves the day by doing what she really does best.
I need to watch that again, there's A LOT of nuance to the characters in that move, like how banner seems very "nervous", twitchy and awkward all the time. He knows people are scared of him and it makes him uncomfortable.
Or how Banner and Stark are kind of bro's because Stark teases Banner like he's anybody else - which gives a lot of insight into Stark's character - he's a playboy that was board with life then almost died, he's a thrill seeker who plays with explosives, his teasing Banner is a form of self destructive behavior.
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What people call "Obamacare" is actually the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. However, people were calling it "Obamacare" before everyone even hammered out what it would be. It's a term mostly used by people who don't like the PPaACA, and it's become popularized in part because PPaACA is a really long and awkward name, even when you turn it into an acronym like that.
Anyway, the PPaACA made a bunch of new rules regarding health care, with the purpose of making health care more affordable for everyone. Opponents of the PPaACA, on the other hand, feel that the rules it makes take away too many freedoms and force people (both individuals and businesses) to do things they shouldn't have to.
So what does it do? Well, here is everything, in the order of when it goes into effect (because some of it happens later than other parts of it):
Already in effect:
It allows the Food and Drug Administration to approve more generic drugs (making for more competition in the market to drive down prices)
It increases the rebates on drugs people get through Medicare (so drugs cost less)
It establishes a non-profit group, that the government doesn't directly control, to study different kinds of treatments to see what works better and is the best use of money.
It makes chain restaurants like McDonalds display how many calories are in all of their foods, so people can have an easier time making choices to eat healthy.
It makes a "high-risk pool" for people with pre-existing conditions. Basically, this is a way to slowly ease into getting rid of "pre-existing conditions" altogether. For now, people who already have health issues that would be considered "pre-existing conditions" can still get insurance, but at different rates than people without them.
It renews some old policies, and calls for the appointment of various positions.
It creates a new 10% tax on indoor tanning booths.
It says that health insurance companies can no longer tell customers that they won't get any more coverage because they have hit a "lifetime limit". Basically, if someone has paid for life insurance, that company can't tell that person that he's used that insurance too much throughout his life so they won't cover him any more. They can't do this for lifetime spending, and they're limited in how much they can do this for yearly spending.
Kids can continue to be covered by their parents' health insurance until they're 26.
No more "pre-existing conditions" for kids under the age of 19.
Insurers have less ability to change the amount customers have to pay for their plans.
People in a "Medicare Gap" get a rebate to make up for the extra money they would otherwise have to spend.
Insurers can't just drop customers once they get sick.
Insurers have to tell customers what they're spending money on. (Instead of just "administrative fee", they have to be more specific).
Insurers need to have an appeals process for when they turn down a claim, so customers have some manner of recourse other than a lawsuit when they're turned down.
New ways to stop fraud are created.
Medicare extends to smaller hospitals.
Medicare patients with chronic illnesses must be monitored more thoroughly.
Reduces the costs for some companies that handle benefits for the elderly.
A new website is made to give people insurance and health information.
A credit program is made that will make it easier for business to invest in new ways to treat illness.
A limit is placed on just how much of a percentage of the money an insurer makes can be profit, to make sure they're not price-gouging customers.
A limit is placed on what type of insurance accounts can be used to pay for over-the-counter drugs without a prescription. Basically, your insurer isn't paying for the Aspirin you bought for that hangover.
Employers need to list the benefits they provided to employees on their tax forms.
- Any health plans sold after this date must provide preventative care (mammograms, colonoscopies, etc.) without requiring any sort of co-pay or charge.
- If you make over $200,000 a year, your taxes go up a tiny bit (0.9%)
This is when a lot of the really big changes happen.
No more "pre-existing conditions". At all. People will be charged the same regardless of their medical history.
If you can afford insurance but do not get it, you will be charged a fee. This is the "mandate" that people are talking about. Basically, it's a trade-off for the "pre-existing conditions" bit, saying that since insurers now have to cover you regardless of what you have, you can't just wait to buy insurance until you get sick. Otherwise no one would buy insurance until they needed it. You can opt not to get insurance, but you'll have to pay the fee instead, unless of course you're not buying insurance because you just can't afford it.
Insurer's now can't do annual spending caps. Their customers can get as much health care in a given year as they need.
Make it so more poor people can get Medicare by making the low-income cut-off higher.
Small businesses get some tax credits for two years.
Businesses with over 50 employees must offer health insurance to full-time employees, or pay a penalty.
Limits how high of an annual deductible insurers can charge customers.
Cut some Medicare spending
Place a $2500 limit on tax-free spending on FSAs (accounts for medical spending). Basically, people using these accounts now have to pay taxes on any money over $2500 they put into them.
Establish health insurance exchanges and rebates for the lower-class, basically making it so poor people can get some medical coverage.
Congress and Congressional staff will only be offered the same insurance offered to people in the insurance exchanges, rather than Federal Insurance. Basically, we won't be footing their health care bills any more than any other American citizen.
A new tax on pharmaceutical companies.
A new tax on the purchase of medical devices.
A new tax on insurance companies based on their market share. Basically, the more of the market they control, the more they'll get taxed.
The amount you can deduct from your taxes for medical expenses increases.
- Doctors' pay will be determined by the quality of their care, not how many people they treat.
- If any state can come up with their own plan, one which gives citizens the same level of care at the same price as the PPaACA, they can ask the Secretary of Health and Human Resources for permission to do their plan instead of the PPaACA. So if they can get the same results without, say, the mandate, they can be allowed to do so. Vermont, for example, has expressed a desire to just go straight to single-payer (in simple terms, everyone is covered, and medical expenses are paid by taxpayers).
All health care plans must now cover preventative care (not just the new ones).
A new tax on "Cadillac" health care plans (more expensive plans for rich people who want fancier coverage).
- The elimination of the "Medicare gap"
Aaaaand that's it right there.
The biggest thing opponents of the bill have against it is the mandate. They claim that it forces people to buy insurance, and forcing people to buy something in unconstitutional. Personally, I take the opposite view, as it's not telling people to buy a specific thing, just to have a specific type of thing, just like a part of the money we pay in taxes pays for the police and firemen who protect us, this would have us paying to ensure doctors can treat us for illness and injury.
Plus, as previously mentioned, it's necessary if you're doing away with "pre-existing conditions" because otherwise no one would get insurance until they needed to use it, which defeats the purpose of insurance.
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My pre op is Monday. Surgery is scheduled for Oct. 16th. I feel excited and a bit nervous. I don't have a lot of questions or concerns because my mom just had hers with the same Dr. and I went with her to her pre/op and was there every step of the way. I am glad I saw first hand what it was like before I did it myself. I keep asking her if it was worth it. The more time passes she feels more and more like it was worth it.
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Omg Today is my pre-op and my surgery is Oct.17th im more excited than nervous and i think its because i did research and im comfortable with my surgeon. Good luck! Are you going to post pics. Im not sure with me but i will documented for myself.
Congrats on scheduling your surgery! Keep us posted!
Pre-op Done
Today I had my pre-op and it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. Paid remaining balance and signed all my papers. Also had the dreaded before photos, it wasn't that bad. The staff and Dr. are all very nice and I didn't have very many questions.
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Wow! That's awesome! I'm excited for you. As for the picture upload you can either email them to yourself & retrieve it thru your laptop & upload or just connect your phone to your computer.
Yeah! We are the same day! My pre-op is this Thursday. It's getting "real" real fast.
Yes it is!
It feels really close now
Up until this weekend surgery felt so far away. Now it feels really really close. I went away with my husband this week and ate way too much and wrong. I had wanted to lose some weight before surgery. I've been feeling sort of low on energy but can think of so much to do to prepare but lack the energy/motivation to do so. My son has a sore throat and runny nose so I am hoping I don't get sick too. One of the things that I am looking forward to most is not having to do the morning routine waking my teen son up every morning. That is a huge struggle every single day. He's pretty much a rock. Surgery day is 12 days away. My doctor said not to take anything special as far as supplements just be healthy. I'm not really concerned too much about gathering items and such for such a short time. I will borrow a recliner from my mom that has an easy handle to open and close. My recliner you have to do quite some leg work to close.
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I finally got up the nerve tp post photos!
I finally took photos and it was freaking scary. I had never transferred photos from my phone to my computer. I emailed them to myself and was terrified I might accidentally send them to the wrong person or post to Facebook lol. I am so glad that is over.
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LOL yes it is scary posting our pictures but you did great! I try to look at everyone who has the same belly as mine,lol especially if they weigh around the same as me and love seeing the awesome post pics too gives me hope that I'm doing good for myself.
Thank you!
Congrats on posting your pictures, you encouraged me to do the same. Thanks a lot.
4 more days!!
I can't believe surgery is just next week. I don't feel ready at all. I haven't cleaned as much as I wanted or shopped for what I think I will need. I'm feeling some anxiety about that. This week my friend's husband was killed in a car accident so that has been very heavy on my heart. The services for him are unknown as of yet so I'm very concerned that I won't be able to go and I will feel really horrible about that. To change the date of surgery would be very difficult. It's already paid in full and my husband has the time off.
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Good luck tomorrow ! We are both scheduled for tomorrow and I will be thinking good thoughts for all my tt sisters tomorrow ! Will check in when I can !
Thank You! I hope we can sleep well tonight!
Oh my gosh, so sorry to hear that!! Praying for everyone.
Night before Surgery
I'm not sure I can sleep. I still want to mop the kitchen and clean the bathroom. I have my space in my room ready with borrowed recliner and table. All my comfy loose clothes are on top of my dresser (my usual drawers are way down low) My husband is very nervous and gave me what felt like a "if you don't make it through" speech, lol. He wanted to make sure I knew that he loved me, etc. Side note, my husband is a terrible spider getter. There was one hanging on the fan and he had it then dropped it. I'm trying not to think of myself resting in my chair with that spider running around. I feel bloated tonight unfortunately. I can't eat or drink anything after midnight. I had my last meal around 8. I'm working on drinking plenty of water between now and then. I haven't been drinking enough today, been so busy. I have had the most wonderful support. Friends checking in letting me know they'll be praying for me. My mom will take my boy tomorrow night. My daughter will help take her brother to and from school tomorrow. My mother in law had back surgery not long ago and wanted to make sure I had everything I needed as far as supplies. I borrowed her hospital table so I can use my laptop without having it on my lap and extra pillows, also a grabber thingy. I might just use that for pinching people though lol. No matter what, I'll make sure and be in bed by midnight. I feel bloated and like I need to move around before I try and go to sleep. Prayers for everyone that is having surgery tomorrow, I hope you all have a restful sleep, God Bless You!
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Hey there how are you doing?
I'm pretty good, very sleepy and had a rough night of vomiting last night. Had to get IV fluids today.
We did it!!!!
It's done!
I'm having a hard time staying awake as I write. Yesterday went well. The Dr. said everything looks beautiful. I had quite a bit of vomiting last night, not sure if it was the anesthesia or pain meds. My mother in law gave me some medicine for that and that has helped. I haven't had much of an appetite. Drinking stuff makes me feel nauseous so I only do small sips. Grapes have been great. I did have a little Cream of Wheat and a banana this morning. Today has been much better. I have trouble going pee. I can only go a little at a time. At my appointment today I had IV fluids. I still haven't seen my tummy, the Dr. gave me a mirror to see but I wasn't able to focus to see it. My husband has been 100% awesome and so has everyone else. I'm very grateful for that. I hope everyone is doing well.
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I am very glad everything is going well! Hope everything continues to go smoothly.
Feeling much better
I am feeling way less nauseous and pain is manageable. I am still very very sleepy. I am going to try and cut back on the valium some. My legs are so very itchy from the socks. I'm going to try and take a shower in a bit. My cousin came over for a visit and we had frozen yogurt :) My appetite is getting better.
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Congrats ! Getting off meds help clear your head. My bladder was sluggish after surgery.
Oh mine too. It was hard to pee, partly, because I would sit there and fall asleep lol.
Good for you. You're doing great! I haven't tried to shower yet. Going to wash my hair today. Having no problem going to bathroom. Eating is getting better too. Not much pain going on. Just a lot of discomfort. I find my self waiting for the next day to hurry up and get here so I'll feel even better. Haha. My next preoperative is this Monday. Happy healing.
Showered last night and 1 drain removed
Last night I had my shower and it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. I washed my hair, my husband helped. The most uncomfortable part was laying exposed while my garment washed. I slept in my bed last night which was great. I think that the valiu must have been subduing my tickle cough because I wasn't having a problem with the cough. I started to need to cough which is next to impossible so I took a Valium. I think it relaxes my coughing muscles or something. I saw my doctor today and he removed one drain. I still have 2 more. That felt like a hot snake exiting my body but it was over quickly. I also had my last shot and can lose the sexy socks. My doctor has seen me every day since surgery which I love. I was feeling pretty good today so decided to go to church. I was tired after that, A friend brought dinner over and visited with me a bit. I'm trying to stretch out my Percocet farther now too. How active is everyone? I'm not sure how active I should be. Obviously I'm not doing laundry or vacuuming but how often is everyone getting up and moving around?
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Doing great
I am doing great. Another drain removed today, one more to go. Everything is healing nice. I have pooped twice and showered twice. Last night I fell asleep in the living room in the recliner. I didn't mean to do that. I had went the whole night, about 10 or so hours without meds. To my surprise I wasn't in very much pain. I am trying Tylenol now, I would love to be able to stay awake to watch a whole movie or type a full sentence lol. I went to the grocery store with my husband today. No more squeezy things on my legs but I do have to wear the socks a bit longer.
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Looking amazing!!! I love not being on pain meds. I'm able to walk talk form sentences it's great. Haha! Thats for your update.
You are doing great 5 days out. and you incision looks awesome.
Still doing really good
I'm doing really well. Able to sit and stand on my own. Went to church on Sunday. A little bored is all. I'm not sure how much I should rest. If I'm up to long it's mostly my back that hurts. Coughing is also painful. I can't remember if I said this already haha. I have wanted to eat frozen yogurt quite a bit. Family is awesome. I took regular Tylenol. It helps some but I think because I took it often before surgery it doesn't help much. I think I'll take Percocet for first meds in morning when I;m stiffest and Valium and another Percocet at night, 2 hrs apart of course. Mostly because I get so stiff, mostly in my back. I feel like I need the pain meds more for my back through this ordeal more than anything.
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Looking good!!!! And sounding like you're healing quickly!! :) I can't wait to be able to take a shower!!! :) I hope it continues to just get better and better for you!!
Congrats ! You're doing great.Heal well and hope to see great pics.. Free Consultation For Surgery
Thank You! Are you completely off your pain meds?
All my Drains are Gone!
I got my last drain out today. I don't have to wear my special socks anymore, and the doctor took out my belly button stitches. My belly button hurts a little more when I get up and sit down. It had some discharge today. When I cough it feels like something pokes out. Maybe I'm not ready for Tylenol only. Over all I'm doing really well. Went out to lunch with my husband and looked at model homes for something to do and walk around a bit. My husband barbecued chicken for me. Today was a bit stressful because my husband had to take my cousin's son to the doctor because she doesn't have a car. Poor kid had a swollen face and had an infection in his lymph node. While my hubby was out my son called to be picked up because he was having problems at school. I had to scramble to find someone to pick him up. My belly button hurts so bad right now when I stand up.
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Wow! Your surgery was the day after mine and you are doing SO much better than me! You look awesome!
Moving along
Yesterday I felt emotional and crying for no reason. I think that maybe I was feeling that there are certain people that I love that I am always there for and there were requests of me continued through this time. They know of my surgery and I just kind of felt like maybe it would be nice for them to ask how I was doing for a change. Also, my brother has not called once or stopped by to see how I am doing. I know I am probably just over emotional but I try to show the people I love care and concern and inquire of how they are doing whether it's a good time or a bad time for them. My husband is great though and listens to me vent about these things and says he loves taking care of me. I felt more pain yesterday than the prior days, maybe because my belly button stitches came out? I went out a few times yesterday for minimal walking around and to get some sunshine but walking around is exhausting and hurts my back. My doctor plans to do some more lipo later which was planned from the start because he's a very careful doctor and didn't want to do too much at once. I've been feeling kind of nauseous again. Maybe because the drains are out? I don't know. I have another appointment today. He saw me every single day after surgery including Sunday for the first week and now every other day. I can't imagine a more caring, careful, compassionate doctor than him. The whole staff really.
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Friday Post op
At my appointment yesterday I graduated to tape instead of goop and gauze. I also don't have to go back until next Friday. I've been staying up really late, enjoying recovery and watching movies. I'll be sad when my husband goes back to work. I feel like I still need the Percocet here and there but have to be able to be off and drive by the time my husband goes back to work so I can take my son to school.
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You look fantastic!
I think you're right about the garment. I can't imagine getting around without it.
Thank you!
2 weeks post op
Today marks 2 weeks since surgery. My husband goes back to work tomorrow :( I will be on my own. I'm mostly taking Tylenol and sometimes a muscle relaxer or Percocet at night. Last night I took cough syrup with acetaminophen in it. It may be ill advised but I was coughing and wanted it to stop. It hurts so bad. I always have this sort of chronic tickle cough. I'm not looking forward to the being in the car for so long dropping and picking up of children. In some respects the second week seems worse than the first. Probably because I was really drugged the first week. The second week is more painful because I've backed off the narcotic meds. I think this is probably the most pain I've been in in my life. It's tolerable though. I don't feel that it is at all like a C section. Although I was younger with that and it was many years ago so I could be foggy. My kids are 16 and 22. My daughter (22) is awesome and went shopping yesterday. My beloved son is a handful. He has some special needs and it'll be hard still recovering while my husband goes back to work. The hardest will be getting him up in the morning and to school on time or close to on time :) He will spend the night with my mom tonight and she will take him to school in the morning and he is spending the weekend with a friend so that's great for me :)
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looking great! You'll be okay without hubby if not just ask for some help
tomorrow post op
Last night I started feel so much better which was great since my husband went back to work today. The house was a disaster, I mean gross. On top of caring for me he was building the fence and wore himself out and went to bed early. I was glad to feel much better today but felt tremendous pressure to get much done. It was so strange, just yesterday I went to the mall and was exhausted so fast and came home right away. I felt like I could do housework today but didn't know if I should. I did some housework, laundry( I drag tall baskets rather than lift to the garage but there is a step or two) I went to some Halloween stores after picking up my son, I had to find a new hat for my Cat in the Hat costume :) I went to the grocery store and picked up a pumpkin and treats. I made cupcakes and tried to carve the pumpkin, my boy didn't want to (teenagers...sigh). It took too much effort so I stabbed the pumpkin with a screwdriver and put ketchup on it. That's all I could come up with. How I went from wanting to carve a cute girly face to stabbing my pumpkin I will never know. I'm not sure if I did too much today or not. I did no vacuuming or mopping. Tomorrow is my post op. It's been 4 days since I've seen my belly button, incision. The doctor said to change it every 3-4 days and showering in the tape is fine. I feel scared every time to open it up of what I may see. Not so much as far as results but a complication in healing or ripping myself open. It feels strange to keep it closed, like it should get some air or something. I felt much better with the bacitricin and gauze for some reason but I trust my doctor so I will follow his advice. I hope tomorrow goes well and everything is healing nicely. Only problems really are some shortness of breath and diarrhea last night and this morning.
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3 Weeks already!
Just thought I'd post a quick update. Not too much difference between weeks 2 and 3. Still have to take it slow and feel very swollen and tired doing anything for too long. I'm still avoiding too much lifting and stretching. I have tried mopping, that went well. I have an appointment tomorrow morning.
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4 weeks
I had another post op yesterday. Everything is still going well. I will see him again next Friday at which time I can be tape free and start wearing the CG less. I am pretty active. I would say 80 %. I'm doing pretty much everything I normally would with the exception of I tire or get a sore back sooner. I'm really happy with my results especially considering he's doing a little bit more lipo in a few months. Being in one position too long will cause my tummy to feel sore, nothing a few Tylenol here and there can't fix. I haven't went shopping, I'm still wearing yoga pants mostly because my CG is hard to conceal under most pants and the texture of my suit causes most of my pants to fall down.
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My recovery is going well. My incision looks great and Dr. says I'm doing great. I should be happy right? I am but I keep feeling down on myself about my weight loss. I have lost 5 pounds total. While the surgery wasn't for purposes of weight loss, I have a ways to go as far as that goes. I weigh 180 pounds. My Dr. suggested the South Beach Diet, has anyone had any success with that? It seems pretty restrictive as far as carbs go especially in the beginning even excluding fruit in the beginning. Before surgery I did alot of walking, several miles a day. Now I feel like I don't even have enough energy to do what needs to be done in the house so I haven't added that back in yet. I am pleased with the results so far, don't get me wrong, just feeling discouraged as far as my eating/exercise goes. I have coffee with sugar (3tsp.) in each of my 2 cups every morning. I'm addicted and have tried other sweeteners. Diabetes runs in my family so I really want to do my part. I feel so unmotivated and blah.
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Did you have muscle repair or lipo?
I had both. I have a bit more touch up coming up in a few months too. That was planned from the beginning.
Try Weight Watchers....I lost 70 lbs on it. I also eat 5 - 6 small meals a day, each meal is less than 5 grams of sugar. You look great!!!
Almost 3 months Most Op- New Pics
I am almost 3 months post op already. Time has sure flown by. I haven't updated in awhile. I'm still doing well. I'm surprised that for almost a month and a half now I can get up from lying down and use my abs with no pain, I'm not sure if that is normal. I haven't done any hardcore ab work though. We'll see how that goes later. I'm cleared to do everything and have been to told to hit the cardio hard and watch my carbs. I'm having a hard time with that but have been walking 3 miles a few days/week. I plan to increase that. I've gained a few pounds, it's so hard because my dad is visiting for over a month now and he likes to eat and brings back a different coffee cake every time he goes to the store. Unfortunately, my appetite is normal now. He will leave next Tuesday so things will get back to normal. I haven't wore my garment for a few weeks now. I do like to wearing slimming tanks such as flexees, I feel supported and more comfy. I have another surgery scheduled for April. It's part 2. Lipo and maybe more skin will be taken. My tummy is currently lopsided, there is some extra fat on one side but I feel very confident it will be fine. My Dr. told me from the beginning that he would do more lipo and touch up 5-6 months after the first surgery. I'm not at all worried about it. What I am worried about is gaining weight or not losing any. I'm having a hard time still with that. I'd like to lose 30-40 pounds before my surgery in April. Any encouragement with that would be greatly appreciated!
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How do I work out a twist on this plot?:
1 Morwen Edhelwen, Wed, 23rd Jan '13 12:09:46 AM from Sydney, Australia
Tolkien freakI have characters and a concept, but no plot. Concept: Urban fantasy, homage to Tolkien. After a war in Middeleard/Verold (Middle-earth), a Norse and Saxon-inspired fantasy world with similarities to the location of the same name in Tolkien's The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings, (in fact, the main characters believe that Tolkien visited their world in his dreams and used parts of their history as inspiration for his stories), refugees flee to our world and establish a hidden neighbourhood called the Westmarch in my home city. The story focuses on a halfling teenager, Frodo, and his brother who are raised by the Dwarf mercenary Thorin Eikinskjaldi (Oakenshield) in a house built underground in this neighbourhood. Some Characters: A pair of teenaged hobbits, an honourable and tradition-bound dwarven mercenary (the above Thorin), a manipulative elven queen, and an orc leader who wants to be thought of as more than just an evil guy and also wants to be appreciated and have friends. He's an Anti-Villain. How do I make a plot from this?
edited 23rd Jan '13 2:02:19 AM by MorwenEdhelwen
The road goes ever on. -Tolkien
Think about what the characters are after, and throw a few obstacles in their path.
3 Morwen Edhelwen, Wed, 23rd Jan '13 2:55:35 AM from Sydney, Australia
Tolkien freakThe villain is the only one I have a clue about. The dwarf wants to figure out how to fit in.
The road goes ever on. -Tolkien
What does the villain want, and what is s/he doing to get it? What are the biological, cultural, etc. differences between the dwarf and humans that will make fitting in hard?
5 Bisected 8, Wed, 23rd Jan '13 7:08:13 AM from The home of Richard III Relationship Status: I-It's not like I like you, or anything!
The deadliest being in the universe.The basis of any plot is basically;
edited 23rd Jan '13 7:08:56 AM by Bisected8
6 Morwen Edhelwen, Wed, 23rd Jan '13 5:07:08 PM from Sydney, Australia
Tolkien freakThe villain I'm talking about is a minor villain. The heroes want to save a ring from destruction (thanks, james123182!). It isn't just the dwarves, elves, halflings etc but everyone from that world who's arrived in ours. They can't fit in because:
edited 23rd Jan '13 7:14:46 PM by MorwenEdhelwen
The road goes ever on. -Tolkien
7 Dimanagul, Thu, 24th Jan '13 5:24:41 AM from Pittsburgh, PA
Library of useless factsTo answer your original question a general way to figure out a plot twist with anything:
All Heroes die. Some just more than others. http://dimanagul.wordpress.com
8 Morwen Edhelwen, Thu, 24th Jan '13 6:20:12 PM from Sydney, Australia
Tolkien freakthanks, dimanagul!
The road goes ever on. -Tolkien
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i saw this: on the news, hes a dentist and deny's it all. how suprising, prob calls it a hate crime.
ah you see: it doesn't matter if black people drive mercedes, wear a tie, or even work at a goverment facility.... they'll always have a lil "N" word in them!
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