Replies To Danielle's Journal and Video Logs

ugo · 12-02-2008, 08:19 AM

It sometimes rests, Danielle.

To have too many appointments you undertake it loses him the freshness.
Also I don't love the doctors. But they are useful. If they are bravi and good

geolarson2 · 12-02-2008, 04:00 PM

Go to the doctor. If you have insurance, go to the doctor. If you've had anything serious in your past, go to the doctor. If you've been feeling out of sorts and don't know why, but its been going on for more than a couple weeks, go to the doctor. There are some things you can walk off, and then there are some things you can't. To be perfectly honest, I am always happy when I come back from the doctor and nothing new has gone wrong; and I wish I'd listened to my body earlier, or had medical coverage to go to the doctor before things went so haywire, so go to the doctor. And when you go there, tell her/him (mine's a her), "Dammit Jim, I'm a model, not a doctor!" in your best, gruffest DeForest Kelley voice.

Have you checked other places for that nursery set? I noticed a couple years ago when in a similar situation they were out of stock right after Thanksgiving, but got my name on a list to be notified as soon as the item was available, even before it was going to be back in the store. I got that by going to the manufacturer's website, and then ordered directly from them (same price as in the store--manufacturer's suggested retail price, dig?). The item arrived literally a day or two before Christmas, so it was perfect, although I was checking my blood pressure more frequently as the time got shorter!

And wicked cool for you going for such a nice, long walk! When I was in my early teens, I sued to go on the Volksmarch (I think that's what they're called) at the USAF Academy. Those were great long walks around the grounds of the Academy, with plenty of brauts & Lowenbrau after (not that I got any of the Brau--alright, you twisted my arm, I got some "snuck" to me--but I do love a good braut with lots of Deutchlander mustard). I love going for walks, personally, especially in the country, bounding up and down hills and so on, but for now I'm basically stuck to the sidewalks and so on. I did go for a 1 1/2 mile walk yesterday, to & from the supermarket pushing a stroller filled with fruits, veggies and meats. Use 'em or lose 'em, you know--gotta keep those legs working, heart pumping ans do on ...(shrugging my shoulders here because I'm not sure how to end--anyone got a cow to drop, or can I just jump the shark? Right, both, wicked cool!

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mart · 12-02-2008, 06:44 PM

Do you not have regular checkups with your doctor Danielle?. Your doctor has to look on the net for information?. Is he/she new or just a trainee?.

I've heard of "TOYS-R-US" but "BABYS-R-US" never heard of them before. Do they sell many babies lol.

MISSY · 12-02-2008, 08:37 PM

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Originally Posted by mart

Do you not have regular checkups with your doctor Danielle?. Your doctor has to look on the net for information?. Is he/she new or just a trainee?.

I've heard of "TOYS-R-US" but "BABYS-R-US" never heard of them before. Do they sell many babies lol.

Just be glad the DR. dosent grab your thing and stick a cold medal thing in it and stretch the hole open so he/she can look inside!!!!!!!

geolarson2 · 12-02-2008, 08:44 PM

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Originally Posted by MISSY

Just be glad the DR. dosent grab your thing and stick a cold medal thing in it and stretch the hole open so he/she can look inside!!!!!!!

Depends ...from what I understand from one or two of my doctors (women--women make better physicians, IMO, than men), the closest a guy can get to experiencing childbirth is passing a kidney stone. Speaking for myself, I'll pass (ha ha). And the closest a guy can get to a pelvic exam is a prostate exam, and let me just say right here and now that it sucks big time!

But ya gotta do what ya gotta do, and if you have some reason to believe that you might need treatment, you'd better just suck it up and go to the doctor, and even if you're feeling fine, you should still go once every year or two for a work up. I have a friend (and distant cousin) who was feeling fine and dandy, went to the doctor and found out that this bump he had was a tumor, and it was cancerous, and this was the 2nd time he'd had it, and he wasn't even 30 yet! A year and a half later, after kemo, radiation & surgery, he's cancer-free because he went to the doctor, so there. So, Ms D, just go, have the doc tell you you're fine (we hope--don't want to jinx anything), you just need some iron or something, and then come back here or go on a shoot with one less thing stressing you out, alright? Oh, almost forgot, but they do make smaller speculum to look inside the backside--just one more thing guys might get to experience! Oh, joy ... (to quote Stimpy)

MISSY · 12-02-2008, 08:51 PM

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Originally Posted by geolarson2

Depends ...from what I understand from one or two of my doctors (women--women make better physicians, IMO, than men), the closest a guy can get to experiencing childbirth is passing a kidney stone. Speaking for myself, I'll pass (ha ha). And the closest a guy can get to a pelvic exam is a prostate exam, and let me just say right here and now that it sucks big time!

Jeromy had to have a prostate exam at his last check up, he came out of the DR. office muddering things under his breath I won't repeat on here. I have a man DR. witch I am quite happy with. I know Tigger has a woman DR. I have not heard him complain about it. I gess it depends on who you are comfortabe with.

danielle_ftv · 12-03-2008, 05:03 AM

I have great insurance fortunately. And I will be going to the doctor, mostly just to keep my mom from harassing me...though I know she does it with the best intentions.

tigger · 12-05-2008, 12:52 AM

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Originally Posted by MISSY

Jeromy had to have a prostate exam at his last check up, he came out of the DR. office muddering things under his breath I won't repeat on here. I have a man DR. witch I am quite happy with. I know Tigger has a woman DR. I have not heard him complain about it. I gess it depends on who you are comfortabe with.

I DO LIKE MY DR. SHE IS VARY GOOD TO ME. AND SHE PUTS UP WITH MY WINEING AND STILL GIVES ME A PIECE OF CANDY OUT OF HER DISH!

AND SHE HAS WARM HANDS.

mart · 12-04-2008, 05:39 AM

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Originally Posted by MISSY

Just be glad the DR. dosent grab your thing and stick a cold medal thing in it and stretch the hole open so he/she can look inside!!!!!!!

Doesn't bare thinking about Missy.

tigger · 12-05-2008, 12:49 AM

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Originally Posted by missy

just be glad the dr. Dosent grab your thing and stick a cold medal thing in it and stretch the hole open so he/she can look inside!!!!!!!

ok could have done without that tidbit of info.

12-02-2008, 08:19 AM	#1
ugo Danielle's Future Ex-Husband Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 1,556	It sometimes rests, Danielle. To have too many appointments you undertake it loses him the freshness. Also I don't love the doctors. But they are useful. If they are bravi and good __________________ Hope,Love,sex : Loving a Girl.

12-02-2008, 06:44 PM	#3
mart Danielle's Only True Love Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Garden of England, Kent Posts: 2,189	Do you not have regular checkups with your doctor Danielle?. Your doctor has to look on the net for information?. Is he/she new or just a trainee?. I've heard of "TOYS-R-US" but "BABYS-R-US" never heard of them before. Do they sell many babies lol. __________________ If You Don't Ask, You Don't Get

12-03-2008, 05:03 AM	#7
danielle_ftv Administrator Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Phoenix, Arizona Posts: 3,321	I have great insurance fortunately. And I will be going to the doctor, mostly just to keep my mom from harassing me...though I know she does it with the best intentions. __________________ XOXO Danielle FTV

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12-02-2008, 04:00 PM	#2
geolarson2 Danielle's Imaginary Boyfriend Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 512	Go to the doctor. If you have insurance, go to the doctor. If you've had anything serious in your past, go to the doctor. If you've been feeling out of sorts and don't know why, but its been going on for more than a couple weeks, go to the doctor. There are some things you can walk off, and then there are some things you can't. To be perfectly honest, I am always happy when I come back from the doctor and nothing new has gone wrong; and I wish I'd listened to my body earlier, or had medical coverage to go to the doctor before things went so haywire, so go to the doctor. And when you go there, tell her/him (mine's a her), "Dammit Jim, I'm a model, not a doctor!" in your best, gruffest DeForest Kelley voice. Have you checked other places for that nursery set? I noticed a couple years ago when in a similar situation they were out of stock right after Thanksgiving, but got my name on a list to be notified as soon as the item was available, even before it was going to be back in the store. I got that by going to the manufacturer's website, and then ordered directly from them (same price as in the store--manufacturer's suggested retail price, dig?). The item arrived literally a day or two before Christmas, so it was perfect, although I was checking my blood pressure more frequently as the time got shorter! And wicked cool for you going for such a nice, long walk! When I was in my early teens, I sued to go on the Volksmarch (I think that's what they're called) at the USAF Academy. Those were great long walks around the grounds of the Academy, with plenty of brauts & Lowenbrau after (not that I got any of the Brau--alright, you twisted my arm, I got some "snuck" to me--but I do love a good braut with lots of Deutchlander mustard). I love going for walks, personally, especially in the country, bounding up and down hills and so on, but for now I'm basically stuck to the sidewalks and so on. I did go for a 1 1/2 mile walk yesterday, to & from the supermarket pushing a stroller filled with fruits, veggies and meats. Use 'em or lose 'em, you know--gotta keep those legs working, heart pumping ans do on ...(shrugging my shoulders here because I'm not sure how to end--anyone got a cow to drop, or can I just jump the shark? Right, both, wicked cool! )