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divorce is the only answer. this sounds awful.
My wife started coughing months ago. They finally said she had silent reflux and a hiatal hernia. Treating her with Omeprazole. She also takes over the counter Gaviscon when it gets bad after meals. She also sleeps now with the head of the bed elevated to lessen coughing spells.
I would have to find a way to make an AI video and get this suggestion in her threads feed.
Are you sure it was a fantasy show and not an old SNL episode with Jason Sudeikis doing the running man in Whats Up With That?
mine, too
I know I was on some blood pressure meds and one of the side affects was a persistent cough. I would get a tickle in my throat that made me go on a coughing spree for a couple minutes and that would happen a few times a day.
Mr R had that side effect one of his meds, too. That had to go.
That happens with ACE inhibitors (drugs that end in "pril"). It would happen to me sometimes when I was first on one, but then it stopped. Odd.
As someone with a chronic cough (cough variant asthma), for me cough drops cough syrup etc does bupkis.
Send me your address. I have 2 boxes of hangers in my storage area for some reasonSo a while back my wife asked me to pitch in with the laundry by washing my own clothes. Which has actually worked out well for me as in my opinion she always overloaded the washer, so my clothes get cleaner now. Anyway, she always would take the hangers out of the closet and bring them downstairs, put the clothes on the hangers and carry them back upstairs to put back. With my stuff now I just keep the hangers in place, and anything getting hung up I carry up and then hang at the closet. When I first started I complained we didn't have enough hangers. She disagreed but told me to buy some if I really wanted more, so I did.
She's still constantly raiding my closet for hangers when she does the rest of the laundry. It drives me batty. I have the amount of hangers in my closet that I need. It's not like my clothes are disappearing, so whatever hanger is there without a shirt on it has a dirty shirt somewhere that it is waiting for. I shouldn't have to hunt in the other closets for extra hangers every time I go to put away my clean laundry.
NO WIRE HANGERS!Send me your address. I have 2 boxes of hangers in my storage area for some reasonSo a while back my wife asked me to pitch in with the laundry by washing my own clothes. Which has actually worked out well for me as in my opinion she always overloaded the washer, so my clothes get cleaner now. Anyway, she always would take the hangers out of the closet and bring them downstairs, put the clothes on the hangers and carry them back upstairs to put back. With my stuff now I just keep the hangers in place, and anything getting hung up I carry up and then hang at the closet. When I first started I complained we didn't have enough hangers. She disagreed but told me to buy some if I really wanted more, so I did.
She's still constantly raiding my closet for hangers when she does the rest of the laundry. It drives me batty. I have the amount of hangers in my closet that I need. It's not like my clothes are disappearing, so whatever hanger is there without a shirt on it has a dirty shirt somewhere that it is waiting for. I shouldn't have to hunt in the other closets for extra hangers every time I go to put away my clean laundry.
What?
People up north like furl are so adept at driving in the snow they dont have to use their brakes.
Another thing to watch for is that the low listed price isn't for that 85 octane crap that most cars can't run on decently.
Speaking of F250s and all similar tanks that people "need," if it takes you a half hour to navigate your way through a roundabout, that just might be a hint that your vehicle is too freakin' big.
Snow and ice means it's actually safer in some limited situations to push an orange/red light that catches you a little unaware rather than try to brake very quickly and go sliding through the intersection. Of course, you shouldn't be driving that fast to begin with and some people are just stupid or jerks, but it is what it is.
