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Life should not be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely, but rather to skid in sideways yelling "YAHOO! What a ride!"



Cascokat


"When I am no longer here and can not comfort you or touch you or wipe away your tears, remember that my soul will gently caress your heart through the soft breezes of springtime."
P. Schultz








   

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Thursday, October 12, 2006
Modern Medicine

Well, sister-friend Stephanie finally made it to Texas Tuesday evening after a long, tiring drive from California and only one speeding ticket.

Obviously she was pretty exhausted so it was a very early evening.  She was also sick.  She was sick when she left Maine for California but said she was getting better and then caught "it" again from the grandkids.

I gave her no choice. I told her she was going to the doctor first thing yesterday morning.  I told her I'd take her to my little Korean guy right down the street. Which is where we headed around 12:30 yesterday afternoon.

He closes at noon on Wednesday. Did I know that? Of course not ... I don't get sick on Wednesdays.  So, we headed out to find another PrimeCare-CareOne-WalkIn-Clinic-type place and after driving around for an hour, finally found one (between closing early on Wednesdays and being closed permanently, it turned into more of a chore than we imagined!)

Three hours later, watching four patients come and go after she went in, I finally went to the counter and asked if they had lost her.  It was the only smile I saw from the receptionist the entire time ... and then it was more of a small smirk.

"She'll be out in a few minutes," was the reply I received.

"Great. I know how you guys tell time ... I'll be outside in my car thawing out.  You  must be hanging sides of beef in the other room, as cold as it is in here."  The smile-smirk disappeared.

Anyway, the "it" that Stephanie supposedly caught from the grandkids turned out to be pneumonia. She was, according to the doctor, about two days away from being hospitalized.  Instead, she got a shot in the butt and two prescriptions.

Not real sure just what this is going to do to our girls night out but I can guarantee one thing ... I'm sticking to my little Korean guy around the corner.  Not only is his office much more comfortable, he smiles.

I just can't get sick after noon on Wednesdays.


Posted at 07:44 am by Cascokat

plh
October 13, 2006   06:54 AM PDT
 
WoW poor Steph! well now that shes in your hands, we all know she will get better -

dont let her head home untill shes fully recovered!!!
Herb
October 12, 2006   06:16 PM PDT
 
Good thing you put her in that headlock and wrassled her to the doc.
Jules
October 12, 2006   06:10 PM PDT
 
Aw...c'mon....tequilla shots'll cure anything!
AbbyNormal
October 12, 2006   11:44 AM PDT
 
Aw, bummer that Steph is sick. And pneumonia! Don't mess with pneumonia! Good of you to drag her to a doctor's, although it sounds like the walk-in fridge they had her in probably helped the pneumonia along. Job security?

Yeah, stick with the Korean guy. I never knew Koreans don't get sick on wednesday afternoons. hmmm...
Name
October 12, 2006   10:41 AM PDT
 
Oh my, Poor Steph. I hope she gets better quickly, I know she will with you taking care of her. Sending some hugs and chicken noodle soup!
Tammy
October 12, 2006   10:27 AM PDT
 
Aww... That's too bad. Sorry to hear it. The main thing is that she gets better!!!

Besides... If she's contagious at ALL, I don't want it!!! ;)

:D

Get better Steph!!!
Dana
October 12, 2006   09:31 AM PDT
 
She got sicker in California probably got speeding ticket there too huh? Hope she is feeling better, nothing worse than being on a trip than getting sick and ruining it still along way from home too you might have to drive her home, you want to see Maine right? ha
Deirdre
October 12, 2006   08:41 AM PDT
 
Aww.

I love the way you tell stories!

Feel better, sis!
 

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