Me, too. Between the heat and the smoke in the air, I didn't sleep much.
Me, too. Between the heat and the smoke in the air, I didn't sleep much.
I've had stones more times than I care to remember. Trust me, if it's a stone, you'll know it. Second most painful experience I've ever gone through (every time I had a stone it was like that and I only needed sonic lithotrypsy once for a particularly stone). I've been through childbirth and broken my back and kidney stone pain outstrip both of those by a mile. The only time I've had worse pain was when my ex lacerated my spleen and kidney and I almost died from internal bleeding and had so much blood in my abdomen I looked 6 months pregnant. I don't recommend it.
It's a pain in the butt to navigate through several drop down menus to do one thing, like print a labelOr manually type in bar code numbers to find project info and edit data from there. Bar codes can be scanned in but for some reason the database isn't set up to do that
Besides that issue, I'm feeling a bitNot really sick but my lower back on the right side is a bit sore. Kind of paranoid that it's my kidneyI did have a stone or something in my kidney before which passed on its own by the time between the time it was found on an ultrasound and the appointment with the urologist a few weeks later. If I have time I'll head down to the health service office even though they most they do is offer band aids
I was offering advice to @LTS3 for kidney stones. LOL. A little extra info never hurt anybody, in my opinion.
Oh, no, I don't have these! I was saying my boss did at one job I had. I don't have health issues.
Oh, he didn't go out the window. Thank goodness, we are upstairs! But, he is indoor/ outdoor, so he is ok. He pretty much stays between 3 yards/ houses in a row. (he originally came from 2 houses down).
Hoping and praying he's safe inside again!