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Skriven 2016-01-18 21:36:00 av NANCY BACKUS (1:123/140)
     Kommentar till en text av RUTH HAFFLY
Ärende: Re: silver  was: back
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-=> Quoting Ruth Haffly to Nancy Backus on 01-14-16  20:14 <=-

 NB>>> And got and answered both your update and the original...
 NB>>> finally...
 RH>> Which I've got to answer, but you know the basics.
 NB>> You'll get to it eventually...  ;)

 RH> It's a moot point now; you probably saw what I wrote to Dave Drum. I
 RH> see my primary care doctor next week and will get started with the meds
 RH> then.

You didn't tell him anything you hadn't mentioned in the second email to
me... :)  Did they resolve the oddities in the results...?
 
 NB>>> scans that the other hospital had said didn't show anything...
 RH>> Same type of scans?
 NB>> Actually, they just looked at the ones that the other hospital had
 NB>> taken, except for a repeat on the CT scan when she got to Strong.
 NB>> They were sent copies of the originals, and found what they were
 NB>> looking for them on them so didn't need to repeat them.  Just as well,
 NB>> as the MRI seemed to be particularly disorienting to her...

 RH> Sometimes the second set of eyes catches what the first doesn't. Good
 RH> thing your mom didn't need another MRI; they are not fun.

The second set of eyes had a better idea of what they were looking
for... they'd done a better physical exam first, so had an idea where on
the scan to look for abnormalities to explain the symptoms...  :)  As to
the MRI, I know... I've had a few of them myself...

 RH>>>> I'm still looking, off and on, as I think of it. Doesn't seem
 RH>>>> to be in with my cook books, where it (logically) should be.
 NB>>>> Maybe hiding in a still-unpacked box somewhere...?
 RH>>> Most likely, or in plain sight, laughing at us.
 NB>>> It'll show up eventually.... probably, anyway...  (G)
 RH>> At some point, they will. We might be able to find them on line so we
 RH>> can print them off and pass the machine on to someone else.
 NB>> That might take less time, true...  ;)

 RH> I may go that route then, just to get the machine out of the house.

Can't blame you there.... and then, of course, once you've sent it
off... you'll find the directions... ;) 
 
 NB>>> Sounds like he did a very good job on the repair, then... :)
 RH>> Very good, yes. He redid some other pieces, but the buffet had the
 RH>> most damage.
 NB>> A skilled craftsman is hard to find... you did well, there... :)

 RH> Had to go thru the local phone book as it was pre www days.
 
Back in the olden days... (G)

 NB>>> You'll be camping in style...  ;)   And did things work out well
 NB>>> on the trip, using your little kitchen....?
 RH>> Overall, yes but we never did do any fancy cooking this time out. Just
 RH>> basics like soup, sandwiches, cereal, etc. Found out that the camping
 RH>> toaster (the one that sits on the stove burner) sets off the smoke
 RH>> detector. (G)
 NB>> Oh, well... guess you'll have to just use that on the campfire grill,
 NB>> or use a portable tabletop burner on a picnic table... ;)

 RH> We may invest in a regular toaster and only use it when we have the
 RH> electricity hooked up. We did use the little cutting board a lot--as a
 RH> prop under the back of the dish drainer to get it to drain towards the
 RH> sink. Also used it for a few small cutting jobs, mostly cheese or
 RH> stuff like that.

Not quite as intended, there... but useful... ;)  Sounds like this was
indeed a good shakedown trip for using the trailer...  :)

ttyl        neb

... A classic is a book that is praised but not read

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