Showing posts with label health. Show all posts
Showing posts with label health. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Wednesday - ehhhh

It's Wednesday and I need to get a few things off my chest. 

For all those who want to know - physically it is easier to have twins than to have a singleton.  At least in my case.  Really, two five pound babies were much easier to push out than one over nine pound baby.  And what that one nine pounder did to my body.  Forget stretch marks-

When I first went to the fancy digestive doctor about a year ago - he looked at me and said
"You do realize that after having a nine pound child you are going to have problems.  You are going to have hemrrohoids."

Great I thought.  A year later I'm back at the same doctor. Again the same jokes.  Again my 9 pounder caused my issues, only now I'm on all these fantastic drugs for 2 weeks to solve my issues (which you don't want the details of).

So excuse me if I'm a little cranky.

On to you jerks who invented this latest spyware/malware/virus crap that is disguised as a antivirus program.  You are on my nerves.  Don't you have anything better to do?  I have now fixed two computers (one at work and one at home) due to your crap.  It is not in my job description and apparently you need a job.  If you can create that crap- I'm sure you'd make better money at some tech place fixing computers.

Lastly, winter I've had enough.  I'm ready for spring.

Monday, July 20, 2009

10 Things Tuesday - July 21

This week I want to talk about health and how quickly we forget it when we have it. I have friend whose family is going through some rough health issues right now. It reminds me of how lucky we are when we are healthy and able to do the things we want to do. One would think that with a son with a heart defect, I would be grateful daily. But as the days move together, and he is doing good, I forget. So today I am grateful for


  • Bradley's Heart - a miracle in and of itself.
  • John's health - he has an incredible immune system and amazingly doesn't have any of the diseases that are so prominent within his family.
  • Tyler's health - my strong full throttle child
  • Nathaniel's health - this boy never slows down
  • that the twins only missed 5 days of school last year - combined
  • my own health - even with problems of the past, I am in good health overall
  • that at the moment, we are not subject to the germs of daycare
  • that my family is not filled with history of cancers and such
  • that my children aren't hurt more often in the crazy things boys do. (no stitches so far :)
  • that I am able to help those around me when they are not able to help themselves or too busy helping others.