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Pain Pain go AWAY!

August 22, 2006 by Tricia

I feel like crap.

Fever, Chills, abdominal pain, bad, bad abdominal pain.

I’ve been feeling really off since the two Weddings a week and a half ago. I guess four long days of activities were just too much for me. However, on Tuesday I felt the worst that I’ve felt in a several months and I still feel that bad.

Have you ever had a pain so bad that you just wish that you could cut off the part that’s hurting? Say your leg, your knee, your wrist? Well, I’ve got a pain in my stomach right now that feels like a hand reaching just below my right ribs, as if it’s trying to rip and organ out. The pain in my lower right side feels like someones kicking me and stabbing me at the same time.

When the pain gets this bad I sometimes wish I could cut out the painful parts. Yeah, that would help for oh, about a minute, until I either bled to death or until the pain from the wounds set in. So, no, I wouldn’t do that, but I sometimes wish it were that easy to make it go away.

I have pain medication, and I’ve been taking it, but when the pain gets this bad it just doesn’t help. It doesn’t even knock me out so that I can try to sleep through it.

What really sucks about this is that I’m supposed to be going out of town on Friday for the weekend. We’re supposed to go to Chicago to see Bruce Cockburn play in a small venue on Saturday night. We’ve got some friends going with us so I guess if I end up not going Chris will be ok with the drive, but I wanna go. I’ve never been to Chicago. I know I won’t be there for long, but I want to see whatever I can see while I’m there.

I’ve also been meaning to write a number of posts for all of my blogs so that things will keep moving along here while I’m away (see positive thoughts – I’m writing as If I’m going right?). Unfortunately, I just haven’t felt up to writing.

I do have a nice series of photos on Breath of Life right now that I’ve set up to automatically post each day for the next two weeks. This weeks series is photos of Toronto’s Kensington Market. It’s a very interesting place to visit, and I managed to get some great shots while I was there the Saturday before last. I’d love it if you would check out the daily photos and let me know what you think of them.

I’ve also been busy over the last few days working on a new theme for Odd Planet and creating a new home for it too. Krome, formerly of Kromes Obsession, and now from Sugar Vamp and I’ll Dream, had offered to create a new WordPress site for me some time ago. I had been thinking of taking her up on her offer in order to create a collaborative site that I’d been discussing with a few interested parties, but over the weekend when I got it in my head to move Odd Planet, I decided to contact Krome and ask her to do a theme for Odd Planet. She said she would, but she wanted me to hunt for photos or pictures that I would want to use in the theme myself so that I’d be happy with the results.

Well, I went hunting for pictures to use in the theme and the next thing I knew I was designing Odd Planets new home myself. Now I’m in the process of moving all the posts from the original site to the new site. I hope to have it done before the weekend, as I’d like to be able to set up some posts to automatically post while I’m playing in Chicago. Playing – yeah right, that’s hard to believe with the way I’m feeling now. Anyway, if you’d like to check out what I’ve been up to visit Odd Planets new home and let me know what you think. The sidebar isn’t sitting right if you look at it in Internet Explorer, but it’s working for all the rest of the browsers.

I’m off to take another pain pill in the hopes that this one works. Wish me luck!





Filed Under: Chronic Pain, Graphics, Health Fitness and Beauty, Inflammatory bowel disease, Services, Shopping, Web Design Tagged With: camera, chicago, crohns, design, digital camera, Fashion, Health and Fitness, Health Fitness and Beauty, Home and Lifestyle, IBD, Inflammatory bowel disease, Internet, new theme, odd planet, pain, pain medication, Photography, Shopping, style, Wordpress

Road rage and eye humping?

August 15, 2006 by Tricia

Chris and I went shopping again yesterday. No, no big spending this time. This was only a boring trip to the pharmacy and grocery store.

Outside of the drugstore we watched two idiots in their respective vehicles go through the throws of road rage.

It seems that a van trying to get out of the parking lot decided to do so by driving on the left side of the entrance. This meant that anyone wanting to drive into the drugstore parking lot would have to wait, or drive onto the right side of the entrance in order to get in. Considering that it was a van that was on the wrong side of the entrance, I think anyone trying to drive around it would probably be foolish since they wouldn’t have been able to see if another vehicle was trying to get out, and therefore might have ended up in an accident.

I don’t know if the van had stopped at the mouth of the entrance or if a car was trying to get in at the same time as the van was trying to get out on the wrong side. By the time we came along the two vehicles were head to head, or rather grill to grill. The car half on the street and half on the side walk. The van half in the parking lot, half on the sidewalk.

This would have been so much easier to write if I’d taken a picture! Duh! I didn’t though ’cause you never know what a person undergoing road rage will do.

Both drivers were screaming at the other to move. Chris and I stopped to watch the show as I got a coffee from the Tim Hortons window on the side of the drugstore. I was just waiting for some elderly or handicapped person to come along and find that they couldn’t use the sidewalk to get around the two idiots. Would the cars have finally moved for someone in need? Somehow I don’t think they would have.

After about five minutes we were bored. The idiots weren’t moving and we had other things to do. We got in our car and carefully pulled out of the lot. As we were driving out we saw three police officers walking towards the stand off. I guess someone that had walked by the idiots saw the cops as they pulled into a dinner up the street to get their coffee and or breakfast and asked them to intervene. Curious Chris decided to pull over to watch the action, however it wasn’t very interesting as both vehicles moved as soon as the police officers briefly spoke to each of them.

Are you a road rager? Or have you seen some interesting cases of Road rage? Leave me a comment about your experience.

On to the grocery store.

As I was deciding which kinds of fruit and veggies I wanted to purchase, my husband Chris went off to get some other items. He returned within minutes though and he looked uneasy. He said to me “Stay with me baby, that guy over there is giving me the creeps! He keeps eye humping me!” I’ll protect you babe, just stick with me.

I just about keeled over with laughter. Eye Humping? I’ve heard a lot of terms to describe being oogled, but eye humping is a new one to me. Did my husband just invent a new term? If he did I like it because it completely describes how it feels to be gazed upon by someone with lust in their eyes who you have absolutely no interest in. At least Chris knows what that feels like now.

I just asked Chris if he’d heard that term before and he told me that he got it from the Family guy’s Peter Griffin. Yeah, of course he did, that’s his favorite show.

So, when was the last time you got eye humped, and what did you do about it?

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Filed Under: Fashion, General Musings, Health Fitness and Beauty, Shopping Tagged With: dinner, eye humping, Home and Lifestyle, idiots in cars, oogle, Road rage, Shopping, style

Me, depressed? Nahhhh

July 27, 2006 by Tricia

Thirteen Things about ME again of course

I saw my Occupational Health Doctor at work on Tuesday and he put me off work again for yet another month. I think he might have put me off for longer since it’s clear that my illness and pain have not improved much during my lengthy time off, but, I think he’s bringing me back for an appointment sooner than I expected because he thinks I might be starting to become depressed. He thought I had a bit of a flat effect (not showing much emotion when answering questions, and talking) and was concerned.

I explained to him that I hadn’t slept well the night before. My knee pain makes it almost impossible to find a comfortable position in which to sleep, and well, my abdominal pain does it’s own share of waking me up or keeping me from sleeping too. I also told him that my medical pay had run out and that I was worried about not having any money.

I think I relieved some of his concern, but he still suggested that I go home and take a good long hard look in the mirror and ask myself if I might be depressed. I decided to go one better and make a list of why I don’t think I’m depressed. You tell me what you think, especially if you’ve been visiting my sight for a while now:

I don’t think I’m depressed about my illness because …

1…. I still have hope. I most certainly wish my pain and other symptoms would just magically disappear and that I would feel great, but that’s not happening and I might always have pain and other symptoms of Crohns. I might even become sicker. Yet I have no intention of giving up. There’s a lot of life in me yet, and there’s a lot to live for.

2…. I enjoy life. I laugh every single day – usually several times. It helps that I live with a man who always sees the bright side of things, who almost never gets mad or angry, and who has a good sense of humor.

3…. I have plans. Good plans and boring plans, but plans just the same. Severely depressed people don’t think ahead to the next day let alone the next hour at times. The big plans are upcoming events like the East Indian wedding followed by a catholic ceremony that I’m going to attend in two weeks; and our trip to Chicago at the end of August.

4…. Little things make me happy. Discovering the latest bloom in the garden, especially if it’s from a plant that hasn’t bloomed yet this season, is a joyful event. No, I’m not jumping up and down giddy with excitement, but I’m happy that I’ve succeeded with yet another plant, and I’m often eager to bring my husband outside to show him the new flower.

5…. I enjoy listening to music. Music is supposed to help with pain, I believe some recent studies have indicated that listening to music might cut pain levels by 20% in people who suffer from chronic pain. So, I’ve been listening to music almost every day. However, I often don’t just listen. If it’s a good song I often sing along. It’s not unusual for my husband or boarder to come home and find me belting out the tunes, or even dancing to the music as I move around the house. I’ve been told I have a half decent voice and I guess that’s a good thing or else I’d probably drive them nuts.

6…. Do depressed people paint the inside of their skylight sky blue, and lightly hand paint puffy clouds in it too? The skylight is in our enclosed front porch. I painted it as described above so that even in the winter time when I looked outside through the skylight I’d always see blue sky. That might sound a little silly, but it did turn out well, and visitors to our home seem to like it.

7…. I’m creative. Between starting and writing in four blogs, doing some graphics for others, and slowly renovating my home I think I do a good job at keeping myself busy and keeping my life interesting.

8…. I’m still learning. As you might know I started a photoblog. Well, I’ve been re-reading the manual for my camera and trying out some new techniques. I think my photo skills are improving. If I was really depressed I don’t think I’d be doing that. I try to take some new pictures every day.

9…. I try to stay optimistic. I’m a “the glass is half full” kind of person. I’m not lying around wallowing in my pain. If I did I know I would spiral into a pit of depression. No, I’m trying to be as active as my symptoms will let me. That might only be sitting at my computer trying to think of witty things to write about (not doing such a good job at that lately!), or on better days it might be working in my garden as that makes me feel better.

10…. I want to go back to work. How many times have I written that line on this site? A hundred at least. I love my job! I’m also a little bored after being at home for going on 9 months now. I am a little worried that when I’m feeling well enough to get back to work that I might suddenly start to feel ill again and have to call in sick or miss more time again, but I do want to get back there, and soon.

11…. Ok, now I’m running out of ideas, but really, have you read this site? Look at all the not so great things that I’ve written about in the past month? Bad luck? Yeah- been there, done that – falls resulting in injury, TV not working and costing a fair amount of money to get fixed, stolen items from our front porch etc. Not to mention the nasty medical tests I’ve gone through lately. But did I sound depressed when I wrote about those things? Naahhh it was just life and or something that I had to go through.

12…. I have responsibilities. My husband is my biggest responsibility and reason for going on and not letting things get me down, but making sure our boarder is doing ok and getting fed is on the list too.

13…. Ok that’s it. Does it sound like I’m becoming depressed to you, or does it sound like I’m doing a good job at trying to stay optimistic and carry on?

Links to other Thursday Thirteens!
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Filed Under: Health Fitness and Beauty, Thursday Thirteen Tagged With: crohns, depressed, doctor, happy, Health Fitness and Beauty, home, house, husband, interest, joy, life, pain, sick, sleep, Thursday 13, Thursday Thirteen, visiting

Up your nose with a rubber hose

July 24, 2006 by Tricia

Don’t they say that dentists are the most hated medical professionals? Well, I’m not a lover of seeing Dentists, but for me, Gastroenternologists are probably one of the most disliked medical professionals.

I wonder where they come up with some of their ideas for medical tests? I really think that if a G.I. doctor got bored with his or her profession they could easily get work as a torturer. In the last month I’ve had three major tests that could all qualify as forms of torture or new interrogation techniques. Tubes that are almost as thick as garden hoses shoved down my throat and where the sun don’t shine. That was back at the end of June, and then this past Friday I had yet another lovely test.

On Friday I had a CT Enteroclysis. That’s where the rubber hose up my nose comes in … Well, it wasn’t rubber, I guess it was plastic or Non-latex. Either way, it went up my nose and then down into my stomach and small bowel. Fun stuff I tell ya. But I’m not greedy with my fun, if anyone wants a turn getting tortured er having this much fun, I’d be happy to let you try it out.

The test wasn’t really that bad. They sprayed the inside of my nose and the back of my throat with xyolocaine first. Oh that burned! Being slightly numb helped but it kept wearing off quickly. Luckily they were nice and kept spraying the fire liquid that made my eyes water whenever I told then my nose or throat hurt. I couldn’t really feel the tube when it was in my stomach or small bowel, but I did occasionally get a strange pain in my chest and near my right collar bone which was probably referred pain.

The tube wouldn’t stay in place … they kept getting it into a certain part of my small bowel and it kept moving back up into my stomach when I’d turn on my back – at their request. It took half an hour of fiddling to get the tube to stay almost where it was supposed to be, but I had to lay on my right side while they filled my stomach and small bowel full of contrast to keep the tube in place.

Anyway, I won’t bore you will all the details, just know that I’m recovering from yet another strange test that my Dr.s decided to put me through. Hopefully this one will pinpoint exactly where the problem in my small bowel is.

Tomorrow morning I’m going to see the Occupational Health doctor at my workplace. He put me off work for 6 months back in February and now it’s time to see him again and decide if I’m well enough to work again or not. Given the way I feel and now my new knee problem I’d say that NO I’m not ready to go back but I have to wait and see what he says.

I certainly want to go back to work. I love my job working in the ER department. I think of all the jobs that I’ve had I like it best. Plus, my medical unemployment pay ran out near the beginning of July. I just found that out last Wednesday. So I’m broke, very very broke. I’ve applied for short term disability with my medical plan through work but it will probably take a number of weeks before I find out if I’m accepted.

Needless to say I haven’t been a very happy camper this past week. Between being tortured with yet another medical test, trying to recover my from my fall that caused fluid to build up on my right knee, and finding out I have no money coming in I’ve been very stressed. Plus, as I said earlier, I do want to get back to work. Not just for the income, but because I love my job, and well, if I were back at work that would have to mean that I’m feeling better wouldn’t it? And I so want to feel better. I do!

Oh, I saw my family doctor again last Thursday too. I saw her because my knee really needed to be looked at as it’s still very swollen and painful thanks to my fall two weeks ago, and I also needed her to fill out the papers for my medical insurance short term disability claim. She sent me for another x-ray, and I also got an Ultrasound done on my knee.

The fluid in my knee is apparently full of debris, which means that it might be blood or infection. Luckily it doesn’t seem like the fluid is actually in the joint. So, tomorrow, after I see the Occupational Health doctor I might limp up to Emerg. and have the fluid sucked out of my knee. I’ll let you know if that was as much fun as having a hose shoved up my nose.

Filed Under: Chronic Pain, Health Fitness and Beauty, Inflammatory bowel disease Tagged With: crohns, doctor, Eye, Health and Fitness, Health Fitness and Beauty, IBD, Inflammatory bowel disease, Insurance, medical, off work, pain, stomach, strange, Stress, Tech

It could only happen to me

July 10, 2006 by Tricia

Geez, I thought bad things only happened in threes? Whatever happened to that anyway?

Maybe I’m doing “3 of a kind” bad things? Or perhaps someone has a Voodoo doll with my name on it and they’ve cursed me? Yeah, that’s it, someone is sitting at home right now sticking pins in a weird looking doll.

This absolutely has nothing to do with the strange fact that every summer, for most of the last 6 years, I’ve managed to injure one of my lower extremities. Nope. Nor does it have anything to do with me being the klutz of the century. Uh huh, no it’s a curse I tell ‘ya.

Here’s the tally, for those of you that haven’t been keeping track:

Last week- first bad comment on this site (not so bad but it counts, ok?); then a hacker breaks into my domain and adds their own “ringtone” directory and steals my bandwidth; and finally our 50″ DLP T.V. fails to start on Wednesday morning – we think it’s blown its lamp ($350 to replace) and hope to have a replacement sometime this week.

Then, for the personal injury run of three bad things –

1. March: I fell flat on my face, or rather my jaw and split the skin and tissues right to the bone. The scar is still healing, and my jaw still hurts in places.

2. Yesterday – spectacular knee injury!

Usually my annual summer injury has something to do with my feet or ankles -sprains, badly torn tendons … last year, I didn’t injury myself, but it was only by the skin of my teeth that I missed out on that one. Chris and I were helping a friend put in a outdoor patio and pergola and had been using an auger? to dig 3 or 4 foot deep holes. What do I do? I backed right into one and landed with one of my legs in a hole almost to the hip. Scraped the heck out of my knee and was bruised pretty good, but since it was only scrapes and bruises I’m not counting it.

3. ? some unknown injury coming soon to a blogger near you – probably ME. I’m not going to count the bowel obstruction that I had the week before last, or my two year crohns flare … I think those items fall into their own special category.

Just what did I do to my knee? I’m sure some of you want to know? Even if you don’t want to know, I’m going to tell you, you know that don’t you?

The act of injury really isn’t all that interesting. I simply tripped and fell. And no I wasn’t drunk. I’ll admit that I had had two or three drinks, but they had been imbibed over 4 hours and I’d just finished a spectacular dinner of deep fried turkey, BBQ’d steak, cabbage rolls, lasagna, a multitude of salads (potato, pasta, veggie, coleslaw) and even a small piece of cake.

I was feeling a little cool so I was walking with my boarder back to the car to get my sweater. We were talking one minute and the next I was feeling my left ankle twist and I was headed for the pavement. All I could think of was “stick your arms out, don’t get your face AGAIN!” LOL I landed solidly on my hands and knees. Stop thinking dirty.

I had walked over a curb on a street that still needed it’s final paving so the curb wasn’t smooth, it was V shaped. My foot must have hit the wrong part of the curb and boom down I went.

Both knees were scraped since I was wearing shorts, but I knew my right knee had taken the brunt of the fall. I sat there in the middle of the road with my knees stinging listening to my boarder call out “Chris Tricia knelt” Chris Tricia Knelt” Remember she’s still learning English, so this was a perfect opportunity to teach her the correct phrase – No, Angela – it’s “Tricia fell, and tell him to get the hell over here!”

Chris and Angela helped me hobble back into the house and then my very drunk husband went back outside to the party. The girls took over and tended to my wounds, but as I looked at my right knee I knew I’d done a good one, or as it’s coming to be known “Pulled a Tricia”. I had a nice egg like swelling below and on the outside of my kneecap.

Hmm that’s never happened before. Looks like I have two kneecaps now, well actually a total of three. Kneecaps wear out eventually don’t they? Maybe it’s a good thing to have what appears to be a spare?

Maybe not.

I knew there was no way that I was going to get my husband to leave so I sat with my leg propped up with an ice pack on my knee. The swelling increased and increased. I was in PAIN. Hubby was in the hot tub. Nothing was going to get him out, and he was determined to get me in there. Uh huh Hon, I’ve got and open wound, I don’t think our hosts would really appreciate that. Not to mention that I couldn’t walk, and I’d probably wipe out trying to get into the darn Hot tub anyway.

The injury occurred around 9 p.m and I finally convinced Chris that I was badly injured and that we needed to leave at around 3 a.m. Naturally we were the last to leave as per usual. We decided that we’d leave early the next morning and get back to Toronto so I could go to a hospital and probably have the fluid drained from my knee. Know what time we left Brantford? 3:30 p.m. I’m not going to say anymore about that other than Chris is definitely in the doghouse. Big Time. He’s a great guy and all, but when he’s in party mode there’s obviously no stopping him.

On the way home we were approaching the African Lion Safari near Hamilton Ontario. Our Korean border had never been to anything like that before. It’s kind of a zoo with lions and Monkeys that you drive through, and the animals are often right at your car and or jumping on your car (or chasing it). I suggested that we go. Hey I wouldn’t have to walk, you just sit in the car for that, and it was something interesting for Angela to see. “Oh no”, Chris said, “we have to get you to a hospital”. Now the concern? What was one more half hour when I’d already been in major pain for at least 18 hours? Guess it was too much because we didn’t go.

We finally got home and then went to the hospital. The ER was fairly quiet for a Sunday. Usually it’s just packed. It took less than 1.5 hours for me to get in, go to minor treatment, go to xray and then be seen by a doctor. That’s pretty good and had nothing to do with my being staff there. It was quiet enough that everything was moving well.

The doctor said that I have a good sized pool of blood on my knee. It’s going to end up being one heck of a bruise that will travel down my shin. Nice- I have a huge family re-union BBQ next weekend. I might have a torn ligament, and or a torn meniscus. We’ll see how things go over the next day or two. I have to try to stay off my feet. Uhm the bathroom and bedroom are both upstairs, computer- main floor … TV’s not working so that doesn’t matter.

If I keep injuring myself like this I think I should invest in one of those electric stairway chairs. What do you think?

Did I tell ya Chris’ new nickname for me yet? It’s “Hop Along Hunny”

So, I’m sitting here with my leg propped up on a stool, ice pack over the knee, and I’m typing away. Moving my knee the tiniest bit hurts pretty bad, and I haven’t quite figured out the best way to get up and down the stairs without wanting to scream.

I really don’t understand my personal run of bad luck and all the falls I’ve had this year. I think it’s time to take matters into my own hands.

By taking matters into my own hands, I’m going to break my personal ethics here and beg for donations.

I want your bubble wrap and I want it ASAP. If you can’t send bubble wrap, money will do, and I’ll use that to buy new bubble wrap.

My plan is to wrap myself in bubble wrap every time I need to go outside. I figure if I wind enough layers of it over my body I can’t possibly hurt myself if I fall. The sound of my falling might be pretty amazing too – can you imagine the sound of thousands of bubbles popping all at once?

Wait! I might go deaf if that happens.

Or worse, the sound might draw the bubble wrap popping fanatics out of the woodwork and I might get attacked by a mob of crazed bubble poppers.

That could be scary! I don’t even want to think about it.

Maybe I need to re-think this plan? What about a human sized gerbil ball that I could enclose myself in and just roll to where ever I want to go? Could anything go wrong with that plan?

Does anyone know if bubble wrap or heavy duty plexiglass (aka huge gerbil ball) offer protection against voodoo curses? or even genetically programmed klutziness?

I need answers people. Quick now, before I hurt myself again.

Filed Under: Health Fitness and Beauty, Pulled a Trish Tagged With: Bad Luck, bubble wrap, crohn, crohns, cursed, doctor, fell, friend, General Musings, home, Hospital, house, injured, knee, knee injury, pain, Party, voodoo, weekend

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