[mymorgy]

the good news is i really like the bristol cream, i drank a lot last night. it helped get rid of some of the pain. wouldn't it be funny if i turned into a drunk like my father lol. he was no longer drinking in his seventies. all those calories.
i still had a stomach ache through the night. i forgot to take my laxative last night. i hate my walker. i am not sure when i will schedule next p.t. session. my leg still hurts but it is much better but i can hardly walk without it.
yesterday i got a big shock. i had to pay 375 for a medication. this is new. the pharmacist cheerily said i will only have to pay around 970 more. on monday i am going to apply for praulent's patience assistance program.
life is a bed of roses with mostly thorns.
i hope i can read now. i feel so miserable physically and mentally.

Older adults with GAD appear to use alcohol at an increased rate, but mild-to-moderate drinkers do not appear to experience sleep difficulties. In fact, use of a modest amount of alcohol may be beneficial for minimizing the association between anxiety/worry and insomnia among older adults with GAD.


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Drinks that have an alcohol content greater than 15 percent have an inhibitory effect on peristalsis. This means that alcohol slows down gastrointestinal motility, which can lead to constipation. Conversely, beverages with lower alcohol contents can increase gastric emptying rates. Examples include wine and beer.

[mymorgy]

thank God for kitty cats.

[bizi]

what does bristol cream taste like. It is a liquor, right?

[mymorgy]

it is a sherry