Missing T-Boo

TeaTime · Post by **TeaTime** » Wed Nov 16, 2005 5:20 pm

T-Boo

Hope your feeling better. Please let us know that you are fine and just kicking back with some killer brand name codiene and cough syrup!

Post by **Hmph** » Wed Nov 16, 2005 6:13 pm

thanks Tea

I wish it was as simple as a cold. I would like to know what caused the problem. but since almost a couple of days went by before realizing how serious it was getting, who knows. just have to keep track of when it occurs again and get to doc immediately. I think I got stung by something since there was a small bump on arm. probably a vampire w/my luck

but man, breathing is nice. it's an underrated thing I tell ya. and I don't sound like I'm stuck in a plastic bag holding on for that last breath.

now to look at my dozens of emails

where's that fainting emoticon

tuffb*tch · Post by **tuffb*tch** » Thu Nov 17, 2005 12:17 am

tams u know we were all worried bout your ass.. im soo glad that your okay fo real... wad would we do without u!!! well like i said earlier sit your ass at home AND TAKE CARE!!! ima have to have a lil talk with missy and make sure she reminds u to take your meds... and if u don't u know she gonna have to do some ass whoopin!

Post by **Hmph** » Thu Nov 17, 2005 12:27 am

Missy's a narc anyway. she's always busting me. I throw food out, she points it out at the wrong damn time! I sleep too long, she's pushing and checking for a pulse.

and I know that heffa has a cell phone stuffed in her fur! I seem to get called at the wrong time, like when I'm ditching meds and food.

she's probably on the doctor's payroll.

TeaTime · Post by **TeaTime** » Thu Nov 17, 2005 1:26 am

T-boo,

Have you had any vaccines lately? Vaccines are the number one cause of Asthma now.
Your right, I would rate oxygen right up there with my morning Red bull energy drink.

Good to see you back.

Post by **Hmph** » Thu Nov 17, 2005 9:07 am

from what I was told, it's not asthma, but allergies, or a specific allergic reaction. either way it bites

TeaTime · Post by **TeaTime** » Thu Nov 17, 2005 12:00 pm

In 1969 my mother was bit by a spider while cleaning our a garage.
Her leg swelled to twice it's normal size and she was rushed to a hospital where she went through 2 weeks of dilusion with high fevers and siezures.

She was in such bad shape that my father had to hire a 24 hour nursing staff to moniter and treat her allergic reactions.
When she finally came around to where she could be released, she was indeed
no longer the loving mother any of us remember. She was never the same after that.