Why you ask? Oh how kind of you to inquire.
Well, about 3 AM this morning, ye ol' feeding tube decided to finally take umbrage at all the verbal abuse I had been heaping upon it - and exited my body, stage left.
Maybe if I named it and talked nice to it from now on it will be nicer to me. Hhhmmmm... *furrows brow* ... what's a good name......*jepardy theme*....
OOO OOO I know! I will give her a nice Latin name. Dolore Asinum. Dolores for short.
But back to my story...
The fun part was that I had recently lost my wallet, so no insurance cards, no ID, no nothin'. After calling the hubby to come home from work, I tore through every file I had looking for something to prove I was me and that I had insurance (note to self and any others who have medical issues - keep a photocopy of everything in a handy place in case of this kind of emergency. Lesson learned the hard way.). About the time I had found everything I needed, Cary got home and we decided to try a new ER. Rancho Springs was closer than Inland Regional, although it is much smaller and only has basic services. The entrance to the ER looks like a cheap motel, but the staff are lovely. They got Dolores back in place and even did an x-ray with contrast to make sure she was in the right place. Bless their hearts, they still refused to stitch her back in though. *big sigh*. Is it really that scary to take a jab at a completely willing
So on the way home a completely exhausted me and an even more depleted hubby were blessed to witness said gorgeous sunrise. When I was single (a million years ago - or twelve - who's counting) I would have thought it was romantic or something. We were both too pooped for romance. Buuut it was beautiful.
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for any of you unfamiliar with the mother tongue, Dolores' full name is Latin for pain in the a$$.
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