ANOTHER ISSUE with MR. L

barbaranoela · Post by **barbaranoela** » Wed Jul 13, 2005 2:27 pm

When we share we share

He brings out a cup of his urine to me and the damn thing looks like a dark colored drained tea bag---

almost a bit grainy also??? He had no pain-----

Call the cardiologist----better call ya GP---call GP and he will see him tomorrow--

So as I usually do---am bringing in the *P* in a little container---

always prepared----of course

will take another speciman~~~~~~

But he feels terrific!!!!!

hee-hee

AND---I zipped the car into the garage without hitting anything!!!!

I am gonna trade him in for 2---36 year old

Till later---
keep a smile
luv Barb

CAMary · Post by **CAMary** » Wed Jul 13, 2005 2:53 pm

SO Barb....

DO you and Lou usually exchange

of pee

?

Sounds like it may be a kidney/bladder thing going on - good to get checked out!

And I think it would take 2 36-year olds to keep up with you - you are a hoot

I can just picture you in Atlantic City!!

Love,

Mary

annie oakley · Post by **annie oakley** » Wed Jul 13, 2005 4:09 pm

Mary's right, sounds like a urinary thing. Does he drink much water? You can't trade him in on two 36 yr olds...you'd just have to train them.

I hope that MR. L is better soon Nurse

Barb! Love Oma

Sally · Post by **Sally** » Thu Jul 14, 2005 10:02 am

Miss BN,

Is that in the marriage vows? "And we shall share out urine until the day of our deaths." I don't remember that.

Yeah, brown and grainy ain't good. I'm glad you are taking Mr. Luigi's

to the doc.

And :party:

for not smashing anything when you drove into the garage!!!

Lots of love,

Moi

Bobbie · Post by **Bobbie** » Thu Jul 14, 2005 12:35 pm

Hi Nurse B,
I am trying to reply to your posting but i can,t stop laughing lmao

I have had that problem, it sounds as though Mr Lou is not drinking enough water he has to flush his kidney's out, if he feels alright it does'nt sound like a urine infection, but he needs to drink about 6 pints of water a day to flush, then he will notice the difference. That is what i had to do when i was in hospital with my kidney trouble. Good luck Mr L ,

And its no good swapping Mr L in for a younger model you will have to start house training all over again.

Bye for now
Love Bobbie.

MaggieRedwings · Post by **MaggieRedwings** » Thu Jul 14, 2005 12:46 pm

Hi Lady B,

Well it sounds like I agree with everyone else but do you think the meds he is taking may have any effect on the quality of the pee? I am also laughing my head off. If he is taking a lot of new meds post surgery, he really has to drink a lot more water.

Love, Maggie

moremuscle · Post by **moremuscle** » Fri Jul 15, 2005 3:25 am

HAHAHAHAHA!!! You are truly funny, Barbara

Sounds like Mr. L is a keeper even if his P looks like tea with grains in it; why not train him to do a little

He is probably as easy to train as two younger models would be; mine has passed the 36 year mark himself and so has his wife - we are 2 hopeless cases of not being trainable at all; just getting more and more stubborn as time goes by faster and faster; you get the picture.

It would have been easy to hit the garage while placing the car in it when in such a terrific mood

My husband backed into my car with his big truck in our driveway a few days ago and the hood is half way popped open now on a permanent basis; I'll have to take it to the bodyshop so they can do some

on it. I hate to drive such a wreck.....

Congrats on all the patience you have with MR. L.

Love,
Karen