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remember those long a s s mondays when you wished you were home or somewhere just goofing off?

well pilgrim those days are gone now and I can goof off 7 days a week if I so choose

today I feel like I am gonna just take 2000 milligrams of Fukital and goof off the entire day

i will be an unproductive mother trucker today with a shi tt y grin on my ugly mug

So basically you are worthless. At least today. Kind of like me laying on a beach in the Caribbean. We all deserve days like that.

I like Damitol.
Looks like you are back up and running Walt. Glag you were able to get help quick.

Slow day Roster.....get this party started.

My day is done except out for dinner. Productive day and I feel good. Time to party.
 
Looks like you are back up and running Walt. Glag you were able to get help quick.

Here is a weird reaction this moanin' -- I was as nervous as a midget in a basketball team urinal when I finally got up the courage to take my BP and pulse rate. I did not expect this reaction. Of course, it affected the result: 127/77 and 68 Bpm.

Not bad at all, but not as crazy sooper good as yestiddy.
 
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Sompin I learned from MySonTheDoctor last night:

The salient reasons to call 911 rather than zoom (even as a passenger) to a hospital is as follows -- Suspose you have a problem that MUST be addressed within 15 minutes or you die. Sorta like me the other day.

*IF* you pile in a car and are driven ten miles to a hospital at 80 fargin MPH, you've used up 13 minutes. <-- And you know damn' well you will not be able to make that speed.

*IF* you lay still and call 911, the HOSPITAL COMES TO YOU.

The EMT trucks are manned thisaway:

1. The driver is a fargin professional driver. <-- TINS -- I din' know this.
2. One of the guys on the team is certified in emergency treatments including administering all drugs, etc. as necessary. <-- Din' know that, either.
3. The fargin EMT truck is loaded with everything you will find in an ER <-- Triple wow.
4. The hospital gets to YOU in five minutes (less in my case). Treatment begins THEN.

See how just laying there is the FASTEST possible way to get serious help?

BTW -- that makes the third time Scooter has saved his old man's arse. I really, really, have gotten my money back, doncha think?
 
Here is a weird reaction this moanin' -- I was as nervous as a midget in a basketball team urinal when I finally got up the courage to take my BP and pulse rate. I did not expect this reaction. Of course, it affected the result: 127/77 and 68 Bpm.

Not bad at all, but not as crazy sooper good as yestiddy.
Walt that's what the Beta Blocker does if taken properly. I take it more for AFib then I do BP. It keeps my PR low to help stop AFib.
Glad you got your dosage worked out. Have you ever thought about dividing your dosage up into 3 times a day? Stays in your system more evenly and your not overloading.
 
That is most ricky-tick good advice.

But it has to be given to responsibobble people only. I would get so fargled up, I'd go into panic overload. Well... not really, but it just sounds like too much attention to my old bod. <-- It has to get up and do something, too.

As long as I stay in comfortable parameters, I'll do the morning and night thing. For now.
 

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