What a drag!!
Last week my kids were diagnosed with whooping cough. My daughter brought it home from school.:main_no: My kids incase **** (insurance) is mass health. They just started a new branch of health care, so we give the pediatric the card and they fight with us for about 2 1/2 hours saying they don't accept the insurance. Even after Mass health and the new branch (don't remember the name) confirmed them as listed primaries.
Then I came down with this nasty rash on my left rib cage. Turns out it's ring worm. I can't touch my kids or my wife which really blows.... The doctor said not even to dwell on trying to figure out where it came from since you can get it literally from anything or anywhere. Food, shaking hands, my cats, dogs, door knobs what ever. my wife took my dog Miatuk and three cats to the vet. That ran me $400 bucks just for the visit. Turns out they're clean. However, On top of that was an oral preventative medication that cost $150 smacks. I use a different vet for my coldbloods and he's away on vacation for the next three weeks.:main_angry:
Then the same week my father and mother in law, whom also live with us, came down with a nasty viral infection. Gave that to the kids. Lets just say they were pulling an "exorcist" from both ends. Can you dig it!!
Nothing hurts more than seeing the kids eyes look at you all like "help me pls" and not being able to do anything about it. My poor wife had to take care of all the animals and the sick kids. All of them said symptoms started out as normal fluenza like symptoms. Stuffy, sneezing, aches, and sore throat, and just got worse from there. Just so happens today was feeding and cleaning day. My wife Tanya has been in bed since 5:00 yesterday mourning with it and can't stop well.......you know. Ha Ha low and behold, I now can't stop sneezing with a sore throat. Can't wait to see what tomorrow holds for me...:main_evilgrin: "Hey that telephone pole looks pretty tasty":main_laugh:
So whats a good speed. I say a buck 10.:main_laugh: (J/K)
Last week my kids were diagnosed with whooping cough. My daughter brought it home from school.:main_no: My kids incase **** (insurance) is mass health. They just started a new branch of health care, so we give the pediatric the card and they fight with us for about 2 1/2 hours saying they don't accept the insurance. Even after Mass health and the new branch (don't remember the name) confirmed them as listed primaries.
Then I came down with this nasty rash on my left rib cage. Turns out it's ring worm. I can't touch my kids or my wife which really blows.... The doctor said not even to dwell on trying to figure out where it came from since you can get it literally from anything or anywhere. Food, shaking hands, my cats, dogs, door knobs what ever. my wife took my dog Miatuk and three cats to the vet. That ran me $400 bucks just for the visit. Turns out they're clean. However, On top of that was an oral preventative medication that cost $150 smacks. I use a different vet for my coldbloods and he's away on vacation for the next three weeks.:main_angry:
Then the same week my father and mother in law, whom also live with us, came down with a nasty viral infection. Gave that to the kids. Lets just say they were pulling an "exorcist" from both ends. Can you dig it!!
Nothing hurts more than seeing the kids eyes look at you all like "help me pls" and not being able to do anything about it. My poor wife had to take care of all the animals and the sick kids. All of them said symptoms started out as normal fluenza like symptoms. Stuffy, sneezing, aches, and sore throat, and just got worse from there. Just so happens today was feeding and cleaning day. My wife Tanya has been in bed since 5:00 yesterday mourning with it and can't stop well.......you know. Ha Ha low and behold, I now can't stop sneezing with a sore throat. Can't wait to see what tomorrow holds for me...:main_evilgrin: "Hey that telephone pole looks pretty tasty":main_laugh:
So whats a good speed. I say a buck 10.:main_laugh: (J/K)
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