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I hope your schedule allows you to take some time to celebrate this special day.
Tex
Happy Birthday Rich (hoosier1) :surprise:
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Happy Birthday Rich (hoosier1) :surprise:
Happy Birthday Rich!
I hope your schedule allows you to take some time to celebrate this special day.
Tex
I hope your schedule allows you to take some time to celebrate this special day.
Tex
It is suspected that some of the hardest material known to science can be found in the skulls of GI specialists who insist that diet has nothing to do with the treatment of microscopic colitis.
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Hi Rich,
Happy belated birthday - hope you had a good one, and hope everything is still going well for you!!!
Wish you the best of health and lots of happiness today and every day.
Love,
Kari
Happy belated birthday - hope you had a good one, and hope everything is still going well for you!!!
Wish you the best of health and lots of happiness today and every day.
Love,
Kari
"My mouth waters whenever I pass a bakery shop and sniff the aroma of fresh bread, but I am also grateful simply to be alive and sniffing." Dr. Bernstein
Hi All:
Well true to form, I missed posting on my birthday but I am online now and appreciative for all of you. Tex, schedule is still hectic but what can ya do. Kari, just left Denver last week, then I remembered you live out there. Next time.... Those murals on the walls of the Denver airport still creep me out.
So now that I am 46 - which hardly seems possible - I can reflect back on the last couple years with diagnosed MC. Seems that I literally fell apart at 40. The MC is in control - knock on wood - but admittedly I have started a low dose of Mesalamine. Seems to help.
Still GF and DF but not religiously soy free. The hardest thing for me continues to be the lack of a normal routine in my life. I simply can not control that and feel reactive to what my work and life throws at me. I have started swimming again and that is the best drug for me that I have ever found. I only wish I could get in more time to do this.
Peace and well being to all, my good friends.
Rich
Well true to form, I missed posting on my birthday but I am online now and appreciative for all of you. Tex, schedule is still hectic but what can ya do. Kari, just left Denver last week, then I remembered you live out there. Next time.... Those murals on the walls of the Denver airport still creep me out.
So now that I am 46 - which hardly seems possible - I can reflect back on the last couple years with diagnosed MC. Seems that I literally fell apart at 40. The MC is in control - knock on wood - but admittedly I have started a low dose of Mesalamine. Seems to help.
Still GF and DF but not religiously soy free. The hardest thing for me continues to be the lack of a normal routine in my life. I simply can not control that and feel reactive to what my work and life throws at me. I have started swimming again and that is the best drug for me that I have ever found. I only wish I could get in more time to do this.
Peace and well being to all, my good friends.
Rich
"It's not what I believe. It's what I can prove." - A Few Good Men