What plans do you have for the coming Weekend ?
#4161
I didn't even see those UL unapproved 3->2's ground deletes.
I'll go with an old fridge and a dehumidifier for the basement. although that would trip out during turn on.
so maybe an extra fluorescent.
I'll go with an old fridge and a dehumidifier for the basement. although that would trip out during turn on.
so maybe an extra fluorescent.
#4162
as for the weekend, we are going to Vermont for a memorial service on Saturday.
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#4164
I think my primary suspected arthritis in addition to spinal issues. That diagnosis was confirmed last friday by x-ray. Also, as a corticosteroid, wouldn't it be helpful as an anti-inflammatory? Not sure about that part.
#4165
Fun reading about the car stuff some of you did recently and have coming up.
I should be able to pick up the Miata this week with its new Robbins top and rain rail. Thought about installing it myself but it is trickier than the one I did on my S a few years ago...and I am a few years older.
I should be able to pick up the Miata this week with its new Robbins top and rain rail. Thought about installing it myself but it is trickier than the one I did on my S a few years ago...and I am a few years older.
#4166
In any case, I'm glad you're feeling better.
#4167
Fun reading about the car stuff some of you did recently and have coming up.
I should be able to pick up the Miata this week with its new Robbins top and rain rail. Thought about installing it myself but it is trickier than the one I did on my S a few years ago...and I am a few years older.
I should be able to pick up the Miata this week with its new Robbins top and rain rail. Thought about installing it myself but it is trickier than the one I did on my S a few years ago...and I am a few years older.
#4168
Thanks, Patricia. Long way to go but pain is down to a 2 from a 9 or so last Friday.
Were your back issues spinal or muscular? (Now that I think about it--and I am OBVIOUSLY not a medical professional--maybe an anti-inflammatory would be useful for muscular issues as well?) I can see why physicians would be reluctant to go with prednisone if alternatives were available, given its long list of potential side-effects and the potential kidney and liver issues of long term use, especially by seniors. I was only proscribed five day's worth, which ran out last night. No refills until I see my doc mid-week. So it's Advil for now.
Were your back issues spinal or muscular? (Now that I think about it--and I am OBVIOUSLY not a medical professional--maybe an anti-inflammatory would be useful for muscular issues as well?) I can see why physicians would be reluctant to go with prednisone if alternatives were available, given its long list of potential side-effects and the potential kidney and liver issues of long term use, especially by seniors. I was only proscribed five day's worth, which ran out last night. No refills until I see my doc mid-week. So it's Advil for now.
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And with that, I will stop hijacking this happy forum topic to complain about my health issues. Promise.