Signs?MEME's and the like!

[Wickabee]

11 of those 12 people don't think anything. They're dead. Including every single one your using t further your own point.

[Wickabee]

Um, it was a massive tragedy...I still watch reruns almost every day. I am not kidding (about watching reruns not it being a tragedy).

The only tragedy was how terrible the final episode was.

[ajcorleone]

[Wickabee]

...that never happened.

[ajcorleone]

As always your quick.So whats on the agenda for today.Your not going to waste a whole day on here. I got anogther pool run in me today.It is 92 and sweltering how about you?

10 of those 12 people don't think anything. They're dead.

[ajcorleone]

[Wickabee]

As always your quick.So whats on the agenda for today.Your not going to waste a whole day on here. I got anogther pool run in me today.It is 92 and sweltering how about you?

It's supposed to get up around 30c (look it up for the conversion, I'm too lazy). I just got back from driving my cousin to the airport so he can go back to Montreal. Had to be up around 4:30. Now I'm having my coffee and laughing at your posts, as usual around this time. Then today the house needs a cleaning and the lawn should mowed and watered. With my condition though, once it gets to about 2 o'clock, I'm going to be useless in the heat and likely have to lay down for about 2-3 hours. Heat and air pressure changes really screw with my system these days. I'd love to get myself a cooling vest, but they're damn expensive and considered a luxury (for lack of a better term) for me because I don't need it t survive.

[ajcorleone]

I mowed earlier before the real heat hits. That is a shame something you need is considered a luxury.Glad though I can make you laugh.

It's supposed to get up around 30c (look it up for the conversion, I'm too lazy). I just got back from driving my cousin to the airport so he can go back to Montreal. Had to be up around 4:30. Now I'm having my coffee and laughing at your posts, as usual around this time. Then today the house needs a cleaning and the lawn should mowed and watered. With my condition though, once it gets to about 2 o'clock, I'm going to be useless in the heat and likely have to lay down for about 2-3 hours. Heat and air pressure changes really screw with my system these days. I'd love to get myself a cooling vest, but they're damn expensive and considered a luxury (for lack of a better term) for me because I don't need it t survive.

[Wickabee]

I mowed earlier before the real heat hits. That is a shame something you need is considered a luxury.Glad though I can make you laugh.

I don't need it, it would make life a thousand times easier though. Also, I do have the option of asking the Canadian MS Society for one. They covered the entire bill for the medication ($2000/mo for one year) with no questions asked when I said I couldn't afford it (prescriptions aren't covered by health care). Again that medication wasn't considered essential, which I actually agree with. MS medications, at least for recurring/remitting MS which is mind, are kind of stupid. They can't reverse effects from an attack, but they are supposed to prevent further attacks, or at the very least lessen them a great deal. You don't need it to live or anything and, honestly, it seems like the biggest pharmaceutical scam out there. Because attacks come and go, and because RRMS is more than occasionally one attack followed by zero for the rest of your life, you never know if it's working until it doesn't.

Add to that the fact I had to stick a needle in my leg three times a week and it made me sick the following day every time, I went off it. The have oral medications coming out now, but like I said, I'm 90% sure MS medications are mostly a scam.

The one that did work for awhile was for muscle fatigue and lack of energy. That was actually a Parkinson's medication.

[ajcorleone]

Sad to say many medicines for many diseases seem like a scam. But every day above ground is a good day.