was it both feet that swelled from the lyrica or was it just one foot.
That is the puzzling thing here.


By the way, it's 10:10 a.m. on Wednesday, I just called Dr. Fred's office, told the receptionist (she knows Alan and me very well), all about Alan's foot. Dr. Fred does not come in until 2:30 p.m. She told me she would tell him about Alan and I said "he doesn't even have to call me back, you can just call and tell me if Dr. Fred said "tell Alan to come in and I'll check out his ankle". She laughed and said "no problem".

But if I know Dr. Fred, he'll call Alan and say "what's up buddy"!!!

This morning, the ankle is swill a little bit swollen. Not horrendous or anything like that.
Not even like my girlfriend who has swollen ankles every day of her life and takes a lasix when she feels like it. She is diabetic and doesn't even know why her ankles are swollen.

I ask her "don't you call the doctor and she says "why should I, I have lasix, it does the trick".

At least Alan goes to the doctor to check things out. At this rate, we should pay rent.
melody