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We LOVE Rodney's BBQ right here in New Hope near our home. Everything taste fresh and wonderful every time we go eat there.

Does he live in Paulding? If so then this is the 2nd person this week in Paulding that I have heard of having these symptoms AND a spinal tap done! I hope he gets well soon. Prayers said.

I think Luvstennis here on Paulding.com plays almost daily. You could PM her. Edit: I think it is luvtennis5

That's wonderful! Congrats zoo.

My husband's employer is saying the same thing about our insurance with Humana. They are also saying exactly 30%.

It's coming up now but it wasn't earlier. Right now it is only a couple of lines long.

Hmmmm...I get "Page Not Found" when I click on the link about an oil rig explosion.

Here is the link to the National Hurricane Center Current wind speed is 145 mph.

Here is the link to the National Hurricane Center

Dang. I was about to go out and look and I do have binoculars. Keep an eye out in your local papers, maybe there will be some sort of report on it.

Is it still going on?

Have you called the sheriff's dept.? Typically they receive calls from the public when something of this nature happens and sometimes they may know what the source is.

We spent 11 days in Maui for our honeymoon 10 years ago and that is one of the most beautiful places in the world to me. It always smells of plumeria flowers on the side of the island we were on and I frequently seen "multi-rainbows" in the afternoon mists.

Does anyone have any experience with ADULTS having their tonsils removed? At 41 I still have mine and I have ALOT of trouble with constant sinus drainage down my throat and ear pressure/fluid on the ear issues. I have taken Zyrtec and Nasonex every day for years and still have the constant drainage, it is also getting worse as I get older. So i am wondering about an adult having theirs removed. Has anyone on here done this? What was your experience?

Thank you. I wish you the best with your anxiety treatment.

No I am not. I see my rheumatologist every 6 months for my fibromyalgia pain, depression and insomnia that comes with the disease. I also have carpal tunnel and alot of inflammatory arthritis in my hands, neck, low back, shoulders, etc. My depression is mostly a neurological deficiency that is seen in almost every fibromyalgia patient and is well documented in studies. Sometimes it does branch out into being from both the deficiency and stressors, but not often. Edited for typo.

Congrats Shan! Everything looks beautiful. I wish you both much happiness in your marriage and within your family.

What was your experience with Wellbutrin? My doctor just added it to my Cymbalta and I have literally only been taking it for the past two days. We are hoping that it will help the S.A.D. that I have in the fall and winter and some of the anxiety that Cymbalta doesn't help with so much. So far, I am worried that it may be worsening my insomnia.

After 2 years of Paxil it kinda of quit on me, so my doctor and I tried Lexapro. I was on it for 2 months and I had crying spells almost the entire time! It was awful for my depression but I can't recall that I had any nausea or other side effects. My doctor then switched me to Effexor and I didn't taper down the Lexapro or anything, I just switched over in 1 day. The Lexapro didn't seem to be working anyway, so I don't think a quick switch over made any difference. I started feeling a little better within 2 weeks on Effexor but it took about a month to feel much better. Since it typically tak

Mine is set up with 2 alarms, so when I hit the lock button it beeps a single beep but two times. The 2nd beep very quickly follows the first and each beep has a different "tone". I didn't set it up that way but the previous owner did. Technically it has 3 systems if you count the LoJack, but if it is accidently set off only the 2 alarms sound. It makes me jump everytime I accidentally set it off because it is loud, so I can only imagine that it must freak out other people nearby. Thankfully that rarely happens now that I have had the car for 6 years.

Yes, I was already planning on staying away from that kind. Thank you though.

Captain, I have had very bad fibromyalgia for 10 years and been borderline diabetic for about 5 years now. I have DNA related female family members who are/were diabetic and my stepmom has been disabled with fibro for 20 years. Chest pain and blood clots are not typically symptoms of either disease. Being diabetic can make you more likely to have heart disease, high blood pressure or high cholesterol but the diabetes itself will not cause chest pain and blood clots. Christina, if you are CONTINUING to have these chest pains, have recently been diagnosed with blood clots, while waiting a WE

I am fine but just worried for other family members. Thank you for your thoughts and prayers.

Bruce makes both engineered and solid hardwood flooring. Are you talking about the kind that isn't solid all the way through but only has a little bit of wood on the surface and the rest of the floor is engineered? That is the kind I am not looking at. What I am looking at is solid hardwood all the way through the flooring pieces and they have the notched edges that click together. I will go to Lowes and find out if it has to be glued or what. I believe this one has a lifetime warranty. Please let me know which kind yours is. Thank you for your information and opinion.

Anyone have any opinion on a brand of hardwood flooring called "Bruce" that's found at Lowes? I have been looking at a sample of solid oak flooring by this brand that "snaps" together. I am worried if it will STAY together and/or start getting "squeeky boards" as we would be having it installed upstairs.