9:05am
Well I got up and took
Ibuprofen, Lialda, Fish Oil, Vitamin D3, Probiotics,
Multi Vitamin and Turmeric.
Currently working on breakfast for everyone.
Fry up a pound of sausage (bob evans maple sausage),
add in a bag of shredded potatoes and some
Italian dressing and seasoning. Fry up til golden brown.
Crack 4-6 eggs on top of potatoes and stir til combined.
Cook until eggs are done.
Serve with shredded cheddar cheese on top.
10:30am
Sitting here going through bills and it isn't looking good, sigh.
Very depressing just trying to survive.
Gonna be some slim pickings around here.
:0(
6:15pm
May not have much but we do have the Christmas Spirit.
We don't worry about using extra electric
with using our porch light. Ever since our neighbor
was attacked they have since put up a very
bright motion sensor spotlight on their home.
It lights up our home pretty good at night!
You can see it shining on our home below.
It was very dark outside when I took this photo.
Another reason for needing curtains
on our bedroom windows.
6:15pm
May not have much but we do have the Christmas Spirit.
We don't worry about using extra electric
with using our porch light. Ever since our neighbor
was attacked they have since put up a very
bright motion sensor spotlight on their home.
It lights up our home pretty good at night!
You can see it shining on our home below.
It was very dark outside when I took this photo.
Another reason for needing curtains
on our bedroom windows.
I just found this and had to share.
Don't know where it originated.
Crohn's Night Before Christmas!
‘Twas the night before Christmas and everyone waited with glee
Except for the one in the bathroom—I have CD.
The Charmin was hung by the toilet with care
In hopes that I’d reach it before ruining more underwear.
I started at night when I was snug in my bed,
Those rumblings I heard were not in my head.
I’d been looking forward to a long, restful nap
But had to get up for a much needed crap
When out on the lawn, there arose such a clatter,
I exited the crapper to see what was the matter!
I opened my door, and it hit like a flash…
This god-awful stench—I fell on my ass.
I opened my window and threw up in the snow
It covered the nativity scene down below.
And what to my bloodshot eyes should appear
But a miniature sleigh with some tiny reindeer.
A decrepit old driver, not lively or quick,
I knew in a moment it must be St. Nick.
Slowly—with effort, those reindeer, they came
As he whistled and shouted and called them by name:
“Now, Crohn’s! Now, Colitis! Now J-Pouch and Ostomy!
On, Hemorrhoid! On, Fissure! On, Stool O Bloody!
To the top of the house, to the top of the wall!
Now dash, little bastards, and don’t let me fall!”
And then, in an instant, I heard on the roof
The scratching and farting of that big, ol’ dumb goof.
As I drew in my head, and was turning around,
Down the chimney St. Nicholas came with a bound.
He was dressed all in red, from his head to his toe,
And he smelled like hell…he really had to go.
A bundle of toys he had flung on my couch.
He winked at me and said, “Wanna see my J-Pouch?”
His eyes—how they twinkled as he let out a fart.
It smelled worse than mine—nearly stopped my dear heart!
His droll little mouth was drawn up like a bow,
If not for the beard, it’d resemble an asshole!
The bags under his eyes—I saw the fatigue
That comes from living with Crohn’s or UC.
Plus a bad case of D had filled his round belly,
And shook when he farted—it was oh, so smelly.
He was chubby and plump; he screamed at his elf.
I laughed when I saw this, in spite of myself.
The moon face, the mood swings—the twitch of his head,
I knew right away…side effects of the Pred.
He spoke not a word, but went straight to the bathroom
And filled my toilet with a *splat* and a VVVAROOOMMMMM!
Using his finger to close up his nose,
And giving a nod, up the chimney he rose.
He sprang to his sleigh; he weighed ten pounds less.
And thanking me for the Charmin, he apologized for the mess.
As I heard him cry out, I realized he knew of our plight:
“HAPPY CHRISTMAS! “I’VE IBD TOO, AND I’M HAVING ONE HELL OF A NIGHT!”
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