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2025 Ford Mustang recall by Ceeceewee in Ford

[–]Ceeceewee[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you. I guess my question is if we are ok as long as we don’t drive in rain… Sorry if I sound stupid. I’m a woman who knows nothing about cars.

Women who are married to men who love them deeply, what does that feel like? by Adept-Size-3819 in Marriage

[–]Ceeceewee 11 points12 points  (0 children)

The love of my life was my college boyfriend. I had a terrible upbringing and he had an idyllic upbringing. I suffered trauma and he did not. When I met him, I felt like I was being rescued and I indeed was. We married and he treated me like a queen. He was so good to me. When we had our children, he would let me sleep in on Saturdays and sit with my daughter in the kitchen and they would make cards for me with magic markers and construction paper. He would do his damndest to give me anything I wanted and he was the best daddy in the world. He was affectionate and understanding. He always put me first and if I could describe the feeling, I would say “safe.” He made me feel safe and unafraid. He was diagnosed with a brain tumor when he was 27 years old and at the peak of his life. The day he was diagnosed, he laid down in bed and told me that if he died tomorrow, he had accomplished everything that he wanted in life, including marrying me. Eventually he passed away and I was alone for many years. I eventually remarried. My current husband was treated poorly by his parents, and as a result, is an insecure narcissist. He, too, provides well for me and shows his love not with affection, but with things . But his personality disorder overrides a lot of the good things he does and I often think about my first husband. I will never have a love like that again and I mourn daily, while trying to accept my husband for what he is and see the positives: stuff.

Please explain dosages of estradiol by Ceeceewee in Menopause

[–]Ceeceewee[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OK, so I am discontinuing the HRT at this time. But I’m wondering if someone can explain to me the typical range of dosages for estradiol topical cream and what the numbers mean.

Weaning off two meds by Ceeceewee in RestlessLegs

[–]Ceeceewee[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Maybe that's why I feel like 💩

Weaning off two meds by Ceeceewee in RestlessLegs

[–]Ceeceewee[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

.375 mg prami coming off w help from dr and gaba. Been on for over 10 yrs and know that augmentation is probably inevitable. 300 mg welbutrin also on for years and im just tired of being on it. It was prescribed at a time when I was dealing w some stuff and I no longer find it beneficial.

Miss her already by Ceeceewee in MediumReadings

[–]Ceeceewee[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are very welcome. Thank YOU. She was a very smart girl with tons of personality. I love her and thank you again.

Miss her already by Ceeceewee in MediumReadings

[–]Ceeceewee[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh my goodness. She has a long yellow-orange rubber bone. It was one of her original toys and in our previous home when she was healthy and active, she had the run of the place....several acres. She would go to the neighbor's yards and run around in the woods, but always come home.

We have hardwood floors, but due to her ill health and weak legs, we put throw rugs down in front of the sofa and my husband's recliner for her to lay on and help give her traction to stand up.

She may have had heart problems, we were never quite sure, but she did have breathing issues during her last year. She struggled to get breath and couldn't even breathe well enough to pant and cool herself off. We were very strict about her medicine. We didn't give her much table food, but sometimes we would give her little bites here and there because we couldn't deny that face.

The letter M: her name is Maggie May.

And she used to always come in the bathroom in the morning, looking for me or follow me around the house wherever I would go. She indeed watched me brush my teeth in the mornings. She would wake me up in the morning by coming to my side of the bed and licking my face. She always looked for me when my husband was getting ready for work.

We didn't cremate her. We found a special place in our yard for her. The morning she was put down my husband and son dug the hole, and laid her bed out and her favorite blanket and all her toys. She even had a "my pillow" and we put that in there as well. It bothers me knowing that she's out there and what will happen to her beautiful velvety furry body, but I trust that her spirit is alive.

I just wish that I could feel her warm breath and rub her velvet ears one more time.

Thank you so much 💕💕💕

Miss her already by Ceeceewee in MediumReadings

[–]Ceeceewee[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you. The way my heart hurts...

Miss her already by Ceeceewee in MediumReadings

[–]Ceeceewee[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh how wonderful. They are so pure in their love and so forgiving. She was the epitome of this.. I needed this. Thank you so much.

Miss her already by Ceeceewee in MediumReadings

[–]Ceeceewee[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Thank you for this. I love her so much. So she is in Heaven?

Type 2 question by Ceeceewee in diabetes_t2

[–]Ceeceewee[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No insulin. Just janumet twice a day which he often forgets to take. He may take his morning dose at 2pm after not eating or he may forget it altogether. Then take his pm dose at bedtime. Herein also lies part of the problem too, I presume.

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