Oh good, I'm glad to hear Peyton is doing well. The little ones seem a lot more resilient than we are! Hang in there, Stacie, things will get calmer, now, hopefully. Annie

Oh dear. 1. keys 2. wallet with driver's license, money, credit, library & insurance cards 3. Band-Aid 4. card with 3 Gas-X pills 5. card with 8 Meclizine pills that seem to have expired last October 6. inhaler 7. key to my daughter's house 8. case for reading glasses that I wear whenever I am inside 9. checkbook with bank card & a couple of discount cards pen Blistex lipstick lip liner emery board package with 3 Stim-U-Dents 2x3 mirror in plastic case paper towel in baggie with 3 more Gas-X that are coloring the towel lavender a $20 bill so I'm never broke ticket stubs for "Julie & Julia" and "Harry Potter" Admit One stub, to where I have no idea receipt for a key fob battery that I bought in June receipt for gift shoes for my husband receipt for his birthday dinner at a steak house business card for a medical office one Quality Stree chocolate five Breath Savers a red & white wrapped hard candy that I just threw out large paper napkin (the nice, soft kind) Sigh - I suppose it could be worse...

Thanks Susan, I will let you know. I already stocked up on sugar free gatoraid for my dh (he's diabetic) Have tons of soup frozen ready to go and plan on stocking up on popsicles and ice cream too. I am glad that we are doing both at the same time, It will be tough but better than having 3 weeks of recovery and can baby both of my boys at the same time:) They didn't say anything about taking out either DH or Hudsons Tonsils or adnoids, but with talking to the Dr. I suggested while we were doing the surgery, we might as well do it right. DH has had trouble with his tonsils all our married life an we had talked about it for years for him to have them out. I know it will be tougher on him, but to get a good nights sleep is important. As it is, he can "sleep" 8 hours a night and still fall asleep at the drop of a hat because the sleep isn't restful sleep. Stacie

(((KAT))) You are definitely in my thoughts and prayers. (Methodist, BTW) The last MRI Glen had showed that it has spread to his lymph nodes. It must be the ones around his breast area. That is where he hurts a lot these days. The Nexavar doesn't seem to be as bad this time....at least not yet. He's only taken 4 pills. hugs, charlee