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Good morning Kev, Pete & WW
. Sleep was 11pm - 3am, for me 
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Morning, Quick hello out the door for work as we speak, Have a good day !
I just made the third pot.Good morning SG
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Good morning MarkGood morning corner family.
Good morning Whiskey's Corner #4 
Hope everyone has a good day.
Hope everyone has a good day.
Good morning 2WW.Good morning Whiskey's Corner #4
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Hello and byeGot some errands to do. See ya in a bit
. See ya later pete67, be safe.
Good morning MarkGood morning 2WW.
. How are you doing?
I'm doing well here, just a little lighter in the wallet now. How are you today?Good morning Mark
Thank you, Mark. I'm doing well.
I think I can safely say, we all know how that feels.
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. How is it going for you this morning?
Very well thanks. The sun is shining and all is right with the world. How are you?
Good morning WSF
I'm doing well. Thank you, WSF.
I'm enjoying my morning herbal hot tea and vapin on some good strawberry banana.
Good morning WSF.Morning corner
Good night Mark. Hope you sleep well.Time for me to get some sleep. I'll see you guys later this evening.
Hope you rest well Mark. See you later.
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Hi Mark, Good morning!!Good morning corner family.
Good morning White!!Morning corner
Talk to you later!!Time for me to get some sleep. I'll see you guys later this evening.
Good morning Rickajho. Is your foot doing any better?
Good morning family! 
Yes thank you. Choked down enough ibuprofen to take out a horse in the last four days and the inflammation is finally subsiding. ("enough ibuprofen to take out a horse"? Ok that makes no sense but you know what I mean. I hope.)
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Good morning Saddltramp1200. How's the morning been treating you?Good morning family!
You're welcome. That is good, hope it keeps on getting well. Lol, unfortunately I do know what ya mean. Wish I didn't tho.
Yes thank you.Choked down enough ibuprofen to take out a horse in the four days and the inflammation is finally subsiding. ("enough ibuprofen to take out a horse"? Ok that makes no sense but you know what I mean. I hope.)
The thing is: If it is gout it's a metabolic disorder that can be treated with several different meds to keep the uric acid levels down. But my MD went by the blood test levels and that test alone is often inconclusive. I have to go have another "discussion" about this and just wasn't up to gimping into the MD's office during this attack.
I wouldn't have felt like going either. I have no knowledge about gout, haven't googled it. An old friend of mine has the same thing, but he never told me what he does for it. I do know that it sucks. Sorry.
Welp the dietary restrictions are more conjecture than anything else. The latest one is "no high fructose corn syrup" and I wonder where they came up with that one.
Either your system is producing too much uric acid (which may or may not be dietary related) or your kidneys aren't removing enough uric acid even if the amount produced is normal. Thus the medications to keep the uric acid level down. High levels form crystals in the joints and it's painful as a mofo.
During an attack it's all about anti-inflammatories like nsaids or even steroids.
The greater concern is to prevent the attacks to begin with as recurring attacks cause joint damage similar to arthritis issues. Fortunately it's been a pretty rare thing for me but I would rather get on my MD's butt to be more proactive. In other words GIMME A 'SCRIPT FOR THE DAMMED MEDS!!!
Have you looked for home remedies, natural healing? Taking prescriptions for a prolonged periods can be hard on the rest of your body, which I'm sure you know.Welp the dietary restrictions are more conjecture than anything else. The latest one is "no high fructose corn syrup" and I wonder where they came up with that one.
Either your system is producing too much uric acid (which may or may not be dietary related) or your kidneys aren't removing enough uric acid even if the amount produced is normal. Thus the medications to keep uric acid level down.
During an attack it's all about anti-inflammatories like nsaids or even steroids.
The greater concern is to prevent the attacks to begin with as recurring attacks cause joint damage similar to arthritis issues. Fortunately it's been a pretty rare thing for me but I would rather get on my MD's butt to be more proactive. In other words GIMME A 'SCRIPT FOR THE DAMMED MEDS!!!
I did but I didn't spot anything.
Good night Mark. Rest well my friendTime for me to get some sleep. I'll see you guys later this evening.
Good morning Rick
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