Frogie: how to taper off Lexapro and Xanax?

[Frogie]

22 minutes ago, joy2730 said:

Hi Frogie

 

I am struggling to concentrate on what I am posting and where!  I often think about you Frogie and feel envious that you cope with withdraw better than me.  You do so well whereas I don't. 

 

My house scenario is surprising me all the time.  I didn't know you could look at just 2 houses and fall in lovery with the second.

 

I am really hoping my husband will feel stronger once he leaves the farm and have a good few years when he can take it easier.  I do really hope so.  He hasn't been comfortable in our old farmhouse for a long time now but he never gets depressed or anxious.

 

I so value your friendship Frogie - I didn't mean to miss you out at all.  When I feel flat I feel absolutely horrible.

 

Let me know how you feel tomorrow.

 

One of your closest followers

 

Joy

Thanks Joy:

 

Like I told Flowers it's nice to know someone cares.

 

I've just never had this feeling, being flat, no emotions. I'm not depressed, not crying, just flat.

 

I forced myself to make the bed and get the paint all arranged, don't know when that will happen we have no walls to paint!

 

It snowed finally about an inch. But now it's blue skies and the forecast for the next 10 days is in the 50's-60's, it will be melted by the end of the day.  I wish it would have snowed feet, not just an inch.

 

You feel envious about my tapering. My tapers are not always fun. I get nauseous a lot of the times. I'm very envious about you getting to move to a town. I want to go home so bad it's not funny. I want my family and friends back. But I pray that next Christmas we will be home. Pray for me.

 

It will be so nice for your husband to not have to worry to much about the farm. He's not ready to give it all up, but at least he will slow down and you can enjoy each other.

 

Thanks for thinking of me. I'm glad I'm part if the "gang".

 

Take care,

Frogie xx

[Frogie]

9 minutes ago, joy2730 said:

Take care Frigid - flat is horrible - I call it loosing my bubbles 

 

Joy 

I've never felt like this - it is horrible. I think I've lost more than my bubbles lol...

 

Take care,

Frogie xx

[joy2730]

Hi Frogie

 

Yes, I lose my appetite when flat.  I think ADs make you more bubbly and stimulate your appetite at the same time, so when you withdraw you get the opposite ie flatness and a lack of appetite.

 

When I withdrew from dothiepin, and old type AD, I lost my appetite so completely and just didn't eat.  After a few days I got knife like pains in my stomach, I think they are called hunger pains, but I didn't feel hungry.  I got so weak I could hardly walk around and the weight just fell off me, eventually I ended up taking a higher dose.

 

I think the lack of appetite and nausea is just part of the course.  In the even older days of MAOI's the withdrawal nausea was even worse and psychotic symptoms were a common withdrawal symptom.  On that basis it is not too bad with the SSRIs, but it is still bad enough.  

 

It is almost as if withdrawal is a part of taking ADs.  However, some people have a much harder time than others.  Your top dose was 10 mg Frogie, am I right?   On that basis you should have an easier time than someone who used to take, eg 40 mg.

 

I used to take ginger capsules to help with the nausea and anti acid products.

 

I am assuming that eventually your nausea will resolve itself as your body and mind readjust.  So in the meantime it is a case of making sure you take in sufficient good food to sustain your health.  Eat what you fancy when you fancy, and perhaps a little and often.  Milk is a whole complete food.  Perhaps now is the time to take a multivitamin plus iron pill.  You can make the food you do eat more calorie dense by adding good oils, eg virgin olive oil, add butter and cheese to mashed potato, bread and pasta are good for dense calories as are bananas.  Add honey when you can.  Eat full fat yogurts.

 

Frogie, I am most interested to know how your flat mood develops, please keep me informed.

 

Joy

[Frogie]

3 minutes ago, joy2730 said:

Hi Frogie

 

Yes, I lose my appetite when flat.  I think ADs make you more bubbly and stimulate your appetite at the same time, so when you withdraw you get the opposite ie flatness and a lack of appetite.

 

When I withdrew from dothiepin, and old type AD, I lost my appetite so completely and just didn't eat.  After a few days I got knife like pains in my stomach, I think they are called hunger pains, but I didn't feel hungry.  I got so weak I could hardly walk around and the weight just fell off me, eventually I ended up taking a higher dose.

 

I think the lack of appetite and nausea is just part of the course.  In the even older days of MAOI's the withdrawal nausea was even worse and psychotic symptoms were a common withdrawal symptom.  On that basis it is not too bad with the SSRIs, but it is still bad enough.  

 

It is almost as if withdrawal is a part of taking ADs.  However, some people have a much harder time than others.  Your top dose was 10 mg Frogie, am I right?   On that basis you should have an easier time than someone who used to take, eg 40 mg.

 

I used to take ginger capsules to help with the nausea and anti acid products.

 

I am assuming that eventually your nausea will resolve itself as your body and mind readjust.  So in the meantime it is a case of making sure you take in sufficient good food to sustain your health.  Eat what you fancy when you fancy, and perhaps a little and often.  Milk is a whole complete food.  Perhaps now is the time to take a multivitamin plus iron pill.  You can make the food you do eat more calorie dense by adding good oils, eg virgin olive oil, add butter and cheese to mashed potato, bread and pasta are good for dense calories as are bananas.  Add honey when you can.  Eat full fat yogurts.

 

Frogie, I am most interested to know how your flat mood develops, please keep me informed.

 

Joy

Hi Joy:

 

This flat feeling is a new WD symptom to me. Usually I get nauseous. I haven't had the nausea this time which is good. I'm just not hungry, and I've never felt like that either.

 

I can't take ginger, it makes me throw up. Even in food. And I tapered off PPI's. They aren't good for you. You need stomach acid. Once in a while I'll eat a Tums or Rolaid.

 

I eat a banana every morning. And I eat a good dinner. The last couple of days I just haven't been hungry at lunch. I drink a lot of water between breakfast and lunch so today I slowed down my water and forced myself to eat a ham sandwich.

 

I can't drink milk. Lactose and I don't get along, if you know what I mean.

 

I started on 20mg Lexapro. In June 2016, I got stupid and cut it in 1/2. I was sick for almost 6 months. I have to be really careful with supplements. I can't take a multi-vitamin because they have B vitamins in them, and they cause me to want to fly to the moon lol... Apace41 and I have my supplements set where I'm not sick.

 

I will keep you up to date. I talked to Apace41. He said they are normal WD symptoms, just new to me.

 

Hope you are well. And again, congratulations on the new house. How exciting!

 

Take care,

Frogie xx

[joy2730]

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2 minutes ago, Frogie said:

Hi Joy:

 

This flat feeling is a new WD symptom to me. Usually I get nauseous. I haven't had the nausea this time which is good. I'm just not hungry, and I've never felt like that either.

 

I can't take ginger, it makes me throw up. Even in food. And I tapered off PPI's. They aren't good for you. You need stomach acid. Once in a while I'll eat a Tums or Rolaid.

 

I eat a banana every morning. And I eat a good dinner. The last couple of days I just haven't been hungry at lunch. I drink a lot of water between breakfast and lunch so today I slowed down my water and forced myself to eat a ham sandwich.

 

I can't drink milk. Lactose and I don't get along, if you know what I mean.

 

I started on 20mg Lexapro. In June 2016, I got stupid and cut it in 1/2. I was sick for almost 6 months. I have to be really careful with supplements. I can't take a multi-vitamin because they have B vitamins in them, and they cause me to want to fly to the moon lol... Apace41 and I have my supplements set where I'm not sick.

 

I will keep you up to date. I talked to Apace41. He said they are normal WD symptoms, just new to me.

 

Hope you are well. And again, congratulations on the new house. How exciting!

 

Take care,

Frogie xx

 

I agree they are normal withdrawal symptoms.  You are lucky to not have had it before.  It is a bit like a lack of pleasure in life for me which makes everything seem an effort and pointless.  Unfortunately I have suffered with that for many years, but as a symptom of illness and not withdrawal, but have had it in withdrawal too.

 

Cutting down on the water should help, can you eat cheese?  You are going to have to be creative with your food choices and think things through, which can be difficult on a tight budget.

 

Joy

[Frogie]

7 minutes ago, joy2730 said:

 

I agree they are normal withdrawal symptoms.  You are lucky to not have had it before.  It is a bit like a lack of pleasure in life for me which makes everything seem an effort and pointless.  Unfortunately I have suffered with that for many years, but as a symptom of illness and not withdrawal, but have had it in withdrawal too.

 

Cutting down on the water should help, can you eat cheese?  You are going to have to be creative with your food choices and think things through, which can be difficult on a tight budget.

 

Joy

Joy:

 

I don't like this WD symptom, but think it's better than being sick for a month.

 

I'm going to try to cut back on water so maybe I will eat lunch.

 

I can eat butter, cheese and yogurt, I need to get some yogurt just ran out. I eat a lot of applesauce too. The all natural stuff. It's really good. There is one that has berries in it. And my banana.

 

I am lucky that my fiancé buys the food and gets me whatever I will eat.

 

Thanks... I'll be fine. 

 

Take care,

Frogie xx

[Flowers]

Hi Frogie

 

Are you OK today? Still feeling flat?

 

Hope you are feeling a bit better.

 

Flowers xxx

[Junglechicken]

On 7 December 2017 at 9:36 PM, joy2730 said:

Hi Frogie

 

Yes, I lose my appetite when flat.  I think ADs make you more bubbly and stimulate your appetite at the same time, so when you withdraw you get the opposite ie flatness and a lack of appetite.

 

When I withdrew from dothiepin, and old type AD, I lost my appetite so completely and just didn't eat.  After a few days I got knife like pains in my stomach, I think they are called hunger pains, but I didn't feel hungry.  I got so weak I could hardly walk around and the weight just fell off me, eventually I ended up taking a higher dose.

 

I think the lack of appetite and nausea is just part of the course.  In the even older days of MAOI's the withdrawal nausea was even worse and psychotic symptoms were a common withdrawal symptom.  On that basis it is not too bad with the SSRIs, but it is still bad enough.  

 

It is almost as if withdrawal is a part of taking ADs.  However, some people have a much harder time than others.  Your top dose was 10 mg Frogie, am I right?   On that basis you should have an easier time than someone who used to take, eg 40 mg.

 

I used to take ginger capsules to help with the nausea and anti acid products.

 

I am assuming that eventually your nausea will resolve itself as your body and mind readjust.  So in the meantime it is a case of making sure you take in sufficient good food to sustain your health.  Eat what you fancy when you fancy, and perhaps a little and often.  Milk is a whole complete food.  Perhaps now is the time to take a multivitamin plus iron pill.  You can make the food you do eat more calorie dense by adding good oils, eg virgin olive oil, add butter and cheese to mashed potato, bread and pasta are good for dense calories as are bananas.  Add honey when you can.  Eat full fat yogurts.

 

Frogie, I am most interested to know how your flat mood develops, please keep me informed.

 

Joy

 

Joy,

 

I have been experiencing lack of appetite and nausea, which I guess comes under the "IBS" umbrella?  Mainly the lack of appetite sensation, if you can call it a sensation.

 

Rice cakes are my "go to" lunch choice.

 

However the weight isn't dropping off me.

 

JC

[Frogie]

Hi Everyone :

 

Just thought I would say I'm ok. Still a little flat. Woke up a little nauseous, but didn't last long.

 

Spent the day with my fiancé. Went out of town for his work.

 

I'm probably not going to be on tonight or tomorrow. Tomorrow is my fiancés Christmas party, but working on the remodeling.

 

Will check in, but I need a little break. Write me and I'll write all of you a general note.

 

Hops everyone is well.

 

Take care,

Frogie xx

[Flowers]

Hi Frogie 

 

Glad you are OK and that you had some time out and about  today.

 

I understand you needing a break - I do that myself sometimes. 

 

Just take care and get yourself well.

 

Love from Flowers xxx

[Frogie]

Just now, Flowers said:

Hi Frogie 

 

Glad you are OK and that you had some time out and about  today.

 

I understand you needing a break - I do that myself sometimes. 

 

Just take care and get yourself well.

 

Love from Flowers xxx

Thanks Flowers:

 

I'm not going anywhere, just won't be on as much over the weekend.

 

Hope you are well.

 

Take care,

Frogie xx

[Frogie]

Quick update and then off of the site again:

 

I'm not having nausea unless my fiancé cooks bacon. I was really sick when pregnant with my 1st son when I came around bacon. Maybe my mind is playing tricks on me lol...

 

I wake up very anxious. It's been going on for about a week. After I take my 2nd Xanax for the day, I seem to be ok. And my knees, oh my! I just want to scream... I have akasthisia in them, I am rubbing them or moving them constantly, or I want to dig them off my body. I don't know what to do about that. Any suggestions?

 

But I did get out yesterday to the grocery store. Big improvement. Have to go to the lumber store this week and get baseboard, I'm proud of myself for doing that. And had the neighbors over for dinner last night. No anxiety attacks.

 

We have walls and a bathtub. Hopefully they will get the texture on the walls today, then I can paint. Then we have to set the vanity, toilet, tile around the tub and backsplash around the vanity, then the floor in my granddaughters room. Sounds like a broken record, but we do have some stuff done.

 

I miss talking to everyone, but need a break. It looks like I'm on, but on my iPad if I sign off, it's way too hard to,sign back on, so just ignore that. You can write and I'll get to you maybe tomorrow, no guarantees though. I hope everyone is doing well, Joy, Flowers, Junglechicken, LG (if you see this), Scorpio, RS, Blondiee, Nikki, MMT, Street, Gridley, Brassmonkey and anyone I might have missed.

 

Brownie is doing well. Eating and having a ball barking at the remodeling going on.

 

Andy, I'm sorry for writing on your thread. I saw other people do it, so figured it was ok. I'll PM you. Forgive me, I hope.

 

Take care everyone, talk soon.

 

Frogie xx

 

[manymoretodays]

24 minutes ago, Frogie said:

I'm not having nausea unless my fiancé cooks bacon. I was really sick when pregnant with my 1st son when I came around bacon. Maybe my mind is playing tricks on me lol...

 

I wake up very anxious. It's been going on for about a week. After I take my 2nd Xanax for the day, I seem to be ok. And my knees, oh my! I just want to scream... I have akasthisia in them, I am rubbing them or moving them constantly, or I want to dig them off my body. I don't know what to do about that. Any suggestions?

 

Hey, at least it's a smell that you can attribute to something real.  I had a lot of olfactory stuff off and on.......sometimes related to something real, and then sometimes just lingering when there was no culprit.  No nausea that I can recall.  I think the mind does go back to other W/D's or C/T's sometimes.......play tricks on us.  I don't know but maybe........some Apple Cider Vinegar might help with nausea.    The best is the raw unfiltered organic.......with the "mother" type.  It's fairly cheap and you don't have to take a lot.  I think it is alkalizing.  Maybe a help with nausea?  And appetite?

 

It's probably the good old morning cortisol spikes.......as far as the waking up feelings.........since your last drop was just over a month ago now(November 9th).  It can be helpful to know what is going on.  Perhaps consider a diary/journaling with times of dosages of current medications, then times of symptoms(AM's, afternoon, PM's, and then through the night).  That way you will get a feel for symptoms and know when you have better times of day........and can work around it a bit.  You might also find out what to avoid if you include any new foodstuffs and/or supplements.

 

As far as your knees........are they achy?  I had a lot of upper neck pain that responded well to heat and the Epsom salt soaks(you could even try making a compress with Epsom salts since your tub is out of order).  I often use Coconut oil on sore spots too......Extra Virgin, pure and unfiltered, cold pressed.  It's really good for the skin and may offer some relief. 

 

Sounds like you may be being hit now with the W/D vengeance of your last cut of Lexapro.  I had a ton of irritability and emotionalism as well.  Hang in there Frogie.  It always passes, it sometimes takes time and patience that we didn't know that we had.

 

Love, peace, healing, and growth,

 

mmt

[joy2730]

Frogie

 

Please come back - I am always interested in how you are doing - and it really helps me.  I am fine but have more anxiety due to buying my house.  I think Andy is just trying to draw boundaries in some way - he is probably thinking you need to be a little more independent in your withdrawal but I don't think it is a problem.  I think it is helping you a lot.  As we are only online we can all keep our distance easily.

 

Take a few hours a day away from the site to give your mind a break but keep in touch and keep posting.  

Joy

 

[Frogie]

12 minutes ago, joy2730 said:

Frogie

 

Please come back - I am always interested in how you are doing - and it really helps me.  I am fine but have more anxiety due to buying my house.  I think Andy is just trying to draw boundaries in some way - he is probably thinking you need to be a little more independent in your withdrawal but I don't think it is a problem.  I think it is helping you a lot.  As we are only online we can all keep our distance easily.

 

Take a few hours a day away from the site to give your mind a break but keep in touch and keep posting.  

Joy

 

Hi Joy:

 

I haven't left. I was just spending a LOT of time on here. Way too much and I think my symptoms where coming from reading other people's threads. If they had it, I would read enough into it and I had it.

 

You help me too. Everyone I talk to does. Andy is looking after my well being, I was spending every minute I could here. It wasn't doing me any good. And he knows me very well. This really is for my own good. He really is helping me.

 

I'm sure you do have anxiety. Buying a house is very stressful, but you will do fine. I'm looking forward to it next year hopefully.

 

I've had a lot of time to think. I have no family out here, my Uncle will come for Christmas, I have no tree, I just have a mess that will hopefully be done next weekend. And missing my granddaughter is really hard on me. Doesn't look like I'll see her unless I take the 2 1/2 hour drive so she can have her presents. I haven't seen her since August, at her birthday except to skype.

 

I'm so tired of summer in December, I want snow. I know I have no control over that, but it is affecting me. I need to figure out how to deal with it.

 

I'm having anxiety still in the morning, but my knees are driving me nuts literally. I can't get them to stop twitching. I want to dig them off my body. I rub them a lot and stretch them too. If I didn't have that I would be fine.

 

This time of year is really hard on me. Too many family memories and bad situations that I need to work on. It's been years and I can't let go. 

 

But Joy, know that I'll be around. Just not every minute of everyday. I have to learn to deal with this on my own. You can PM me and I'll try to answer you, if I check my email. I've got to clean that up. I have 7,000 junk emails that need to be taken care of.

 

I just can't spend my life on this website. I have to get things together.

 

I love you all.

 

Take care,

Frogie xx

[Frogie]

1 hour ago, manymoretodays said:

 

Hey, at least it's a smell that you can attribute to something real.  I had a lot of olfactory stuff off and on.......sometimes related to something real, and then sometimes just lingering when there was no culprit.  No nausea that I can recall.  I think the mind does go back to other W/D's or C/T's sometimes.......play tricks on us.  I don't know but maybe........some Apple Cider Vinegar might help with nausea.    The best is the raw unfiltered organic.......with the "mother" type.  It's fairly cheap and you don't have to take a lot.  I think it is alkalizing.  Maybe a help with nausea?  And appetite?

 

It's probably the good old morning cortisol spikes.......as far as the waking up feelings.........since your last drop was just over a month ago now(November 9th).  It can be helpful to know what is going on.  Perhaps consider a diary/journaling with times of dosages of current medications, then times of symptoms(AM's, afternoon, PM's, and then through the night).  That way you will get a feel for symptoms and know when you have better times of day........and can work around it a bit.  You might also find out what to avoid if you include any new foodstuffs and/or supplements.

 

As far as your knees........are they achy?  I had a lot of upper neck pain that responded well to heat and the Epsom salt soaks(you could even try making a compress with Epsom salts since your tub is out of order).  I often use Coconut oil on sore spots too......Extra Virgin, pure and unfiltered, cold pressed.  It's really good for the skin and may offer some relief. 

 

Sounds like you may be being hit now with the W/D vengeance of your last cut of Lexapro.  I had a ton of irritability and emotionalism as well.  Hang in there Frogie.  It always passes, it sometimes takes time and patience that we didn't know that we had.

 

Love, peace, healing, and growth,

 

mmt

Thanks MMT:

 

You make a lot of sence, with the morning cortisol. I should have a bathroom and the bedroom done by next weekend, then I have a HUGE  construction mess to clean up. But I'll have a tub to soak in

 

I've tried the apple cider, it makes me throw up. Not doing that again.

 

A lot of it is this time of year too. Lots of memories and situations that I need to deal with and can't seem to let go of like a lot of people. But therapy is helping.

 

Like I told Joy, no tree, no family (my Uncle will come for Christmas), just the mess, but we will get there. I am really having a hard time with summer in December, no snow. I can't control it, but it's really affecting me. And haven't seen my granddaughter since August for her birthday, but we skype. I'll have to make the 2 1/2 hour drive so she can have her presents.

 

My knees are just driving me crazy. Hopefully the tub soaks will help.

 

And my Lexapro taper. I'm doing ok. I really am.

 

Living here, in nowhere land, no one to talk too, I have a lot of time to think. Which isn't good sometimes lol...

 

Thanks for talking to me. You really do help.

 

Take care,

Frogie xx

 

 

[Frogie]

Making this quick:

 

First off I feel fine, no pain at all.

 

This morning I went to the bathroom and filled the toilet with bright red blood twice.

 

Went to the dr. He said its bleeding further up from my hemmroids and wants me to have a colonoscopy. He doesn't think it's cancer, but wants to make sure. 

 

I had had a colonoscopy couple of years ago and there was not one polyp.

 

Please think good thoughts for me tomorrow. 

 

I'm scared. I had a friend pass away from colon cancer in October. She was only 47, younger than me.

 

Thanks...

 

I hope everyone is doing well.

 

Take care,

Ftogie xx

[apace41]

Thoughts are with you, Frogie.  Keep us posted.

 

Best,

 

Andy

[Junglechicken]

2 minutes ago, Frogie said:

Making this quick:

 

First off I feel fine, no pain at all.

 

This morning I went to the bathroom and filled the toilet with bright red blood twice.

 

Went to the dr. He said its bleeding further up from my hemmroids and wants me to have a colonoscopy. He doesn't think it's cancer, but wants to make sure. 

 

I had had a colonoscopy couple of years ago and there was not one polyp.

 

Please think good thoughts for me tomorrow. 

 

I'm scared. I had a friend pass away from colon cancer in October. She was only 47, younger than me.

 

Thanks...

 

I hope everyone is doing well.

 

Take care,

Ftogie xx

 

Hi Frogie,

 

How awful, I can imagine that was really scary.... poor you 

 

I'M THINKING OF YOU MY FRIEND....IT WILL ALL BE FINE, your doctor has to check.

 

All will be well.

 

HUGS,

JC xxx

[Frogie]

I will post when I know something.

 

Thanks for thinking of me.

 

Take care,

Frogie xx

[Scorpio]

Hi frogie

i have everything crossed you will be fine.  Thinking of you. The doctors will sort out whatever is causing this and you will be ok.

big hugs

scorpio

 

[Frogie]

7 minutes ago, Scorpio said:

Hi frogie

i have everything crossed you will be fine.  Thinking of you. The doctors will sort out whatever is causing this and you will be ok.

big hugs

scorpio

 

Thanks Scorpio:

 

I appreciate you thinking of me.

 

I will post when I know.

 

Take care,

Frogie xx

[Flowers]

Dear Frogie

 

I am so sorry you had to go through this.

 

Your Dr is being very good and thorough checking you out. 

 

Let us know how you are doing and in the meantime I am thinking about you.

 

Love and hugs

 

Flowers xxx

 

 

 

 

[Frogie]

19 minutes ago, Flowers said:

Dear Frogie

 

I am so sorry you had to go through this.

 

Your Dr is being very good and thorough checking you out. 

 

Let us know how you are doing and in the meantime I am thinking about you.

 

Love and hugs

 

Flowers xxx

 

 

 

 

Thanks Flowers:

 

I'll post probably tomorrow what is found out.

 

I appreciate your concern.

 

Take care,

Frogie xx

[Gridley]

I will bet it is nothing.

[Frogie]

3 minutes ago, Gridley said:

I will bet it is nothing.

Gridley:

 

I hope not. Has this ever happened to you? You don't have to answer this, it is kinda personal.

 

Thanks...

 

Take care,

Frogie xx

[direstraits]

it'sprobably the hemorrhoids...I've had this before...it's scary but nothing to worry about.

you'll be fine.

take care,ds

[Frogie]

2 minutes ago, direstraits said:

it'sprobably the hemorrhoids...I've had this before...it's scary but nothing to worry about.

you'll be fine.

take care,ds

Thanks DS:

 

The dr checked my hemmroids and said he couldn't see anything, that's why he sent me for this colonoscopy. But like I said I had one 2 years ago and didn't have 1 polyp, so I'm kinda scared.

 

Thanks for the information. I appreciate it.

 

Take care,

Frogie xx

[RachelSusan]

Hi Frogie,

I wanted to add my best wishes for a good test.  I know you will keep us posted. 

xo Rachel

[Moonpie]

That is frightening!  Praying for you and waiting for your update after the test!  Moonpie

[AliG]

Frogie, I'm hoping all will be well with your test and that you will be fine.

 

(( hugs))

Ali

[Littlegrandma]

Frogie, 

good luck today. I think everything will be fine. I’ve had this before. It was a broken blood vessel. 

Thinking of you. Let us know. 

Love,  lg

[Frogie]

Thanks everyone,

 

I will post when I find out something.

 

I appreciate you all being so kind and thinking of me.

 

Take care,

Frogie xx

[joy2730]

Take care Frogie

 

Joy

 

[manymoretodays]

Best of outcomes on your colonoscopy Frogie.  Hoping your "country doctor" is just being very thorough(careful, ?sp check).  

 

I hope you get a few days.......... to take it easy and can relax a bit............. after the cleanout, and then the medication used during the test.........meanwhile you are still coming back from the pain medication(for your back) and such. 

 

Sending healing and prayers.....

mmt

[Frogie]

6 minutes ago, manymoretodays said:

Best of outcomes on your colonoscopy Frogie.  Hoping your "country doctor" is just being very thorough(careful, ?sp check).  

 

I hope you get a few days.......... to take it easy and can relax a bit............. after the cleanout, and then the medication used during the test.........meanwhile you are still coming back from the pain medication(for your back) and such. 

 

Sending healing and prayers.....

mmt

Thanks for thinking of me.

 

Take care,

Frogie xx