My memory is not good. I can't remember. BF:hug::hug::hug:

go to auto zone and have them run a diagnostic test
before you take it to the shop.
Some times it is the gas cap not being tight enough.
it could be an oxygen sensor.
go
bizi

Friend,


Car things regular people can handle.

People who are anxious and or depressed have a harder time with
car things. I understand. I wish for you days and months with
an easier time.


M

Friend, auto zone will run that test for you for free!
bizi

I agree with Mari :hug:
Bizi also had a good idea :hug:

I wish that circumstances were much better and you didn't have so much to worry about :hug::hug::hug:

I took my car to a mechanic who is honest, and he said it was a minor problem. He said that there is a minor gas leak.

I also told him what the person said who inspected my car. He said that I will need new brake shoes soon.

I got a ride home after my therapy group meeting. My Case Manager drove me home, and to the grocery store. BF:hug::hug::hug:

I'm glad that the repairs sound minor... hopefully inexpensive :hug::hug::hug:

It was nice of your case manager to drive you home. Is this the new one? How are things going with her?

Have you been sharing your feelings about your kidney disease and living situation with your therapy group? Have they been supportive?

Friend I am glad it was a minor issue....
glad that you were able to go to group.
((((((HUGS)))))
bizi

Popular heartburn drugs linked to gradual yet 'silent' kidney damage: Most patients don't experience acute kidney problems beforehand -- ScienceDaily
I didn't know if i should post this or not

This seems to be happening to me. Both my family doctor, and kidney specialist won't answer my questions when I asked about them. BF:hug::hug::hug: