Long day. . .

[rolanni]

...full of doctors.

Well. Two doctors. But still.

Steve's half was gathering information; All To Be Revealed subsequent to another information-gathering session, on the schedule.

Working diagnosis from my half -- persistent sinus infection. Antibiotics prescribed.

I do believe I'll go to bed.

G'night.

Comments

[thepouncer.livejournal.com]

As a sufferer of chronic sinus infections, you have my deepest sympathies. My ENT told me, last time I saw her, that the bacteria form biofilms, and antibiotics can have a hard time working properly. She recommended Neil Med Sinus Rinse (http://www.neilmed.com/usa/sinusrinse.php), which I've used for years (mix with distilled water, or boil water five minutes before mixing, to kill anything nasty; clean bottle frequently with bleach) plus 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon baby shampoo to break up the biofilm and help the antibiotics. If nothing else, the sinus rinse relieves the pressure considerably.

I hope you feel better quickly.

Listen to Your Fans!

[claire774.livejournal.com]

Excellent comment from the fan with the chronic sinus infections. I have them too. Very good idea: sinus rinse. I buy one from the supermarket. Cheap. Called Simply Saline. Then for fun I use a sinus spray with colloidal silver. That's very good to relieve the pressure in my sinuses. Probably available at your local health store. Very important to rinse out your nose. There's another good one you can get in any pharmacy or supermaket around here called X Clear. A little more expensive so I save it for when I have a cold or flu. My dentist recommended it for anywone with colds, allergies etc. Rinses those nasty bacterias away.

Gus hopes you had a good rest. C. Gus and the Gang

Crossing Fingers and Paws

[claire774.livejournal.com]

Also crossing fingers and paws for Steve's condition.
C. and Gang with crossed paws.

Theo's stringwork

[seabat4.livejournal.com]

Thought of you/her while reading Dec 2010 "Smithsonian," page 28 'How to Crochet a Coral Reef.' "Variations of hyperbolic space can be found in nature..., but mathematicians scratched their heads trying to find a simple way to fabricate a physical model. Finally, in 1997, ...Diana Taimina realized that the chochet stitch...represents this complex geometry."
Go, Theo!

[(Anonymous)]

I am currently surrounded by sufferers: sister-in-law, daughter, and mom. I am working hard not to get the acute version.