Hello all!
Sorry to be neglectful lately. Been dealing with a medical issue. I know I had spoken before about my gallbladder. Just had a sonogram today. Oh when she pressed down on that spot it hurt like the dickens. I really don't like going for tests and to see doctors but it has to be done. I am a big chicken but I "bucked up" for it...get it? Okay that doesn't really qualify as a joke but hey I tried. Thanks to everyone who gave advice on this. We will see what happens...
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