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20593-me 10 May 2012 6:19pm #2233
offline LadyP

Member since 18 Feb 2008

Member from Manukau Heights

Posts: 1127

Thank you for your lovely support everyone ((((huggles)))) it's what keeps me coming back.
I have problems sleeping and the following day is a daze.....I'm trying those new herbal sleep drops, very expensive and the results aren't positive.

My dear wee papillion is on pain meds now and I have to say that I am spoiling her. She shares every meal I have......she can only eat soft food since 80% of her teeth were removed last year. She's only just over 11 but I think the breed is so inbred in NZ that there are lots of health problems sad

I'll do another flower next week wink

29197-me2 10 May 2012 7:18pm #2234
offline Tweediekiwi

Member since 26 Oct 2008

Member from Pahiatua

Posts: 128

Hi LadyP - poor little dog with missing teeth - that's so sad. My dog is 11 but still has teeth and a good appetite to use them! Typical lab. She has bad hips instead though.
My doc gave me zopiclone for sleeping - they're great, work very well for me (otherwise I wouldn't sleep at all!)
Here's a link to a clip that I was watching yesterday about painting flowers - not that you need any lessons - but if you are like me, I could watch people paint for hours and I always manage pick up some little hint along the way.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kabOr6tlnkI
or
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=kabOr6tlnkI

6048-Browsing_Abroad_1_1 10 May 2012 7:30pm #2235
offline bobbity

Member since 14 Sep 2006

Member from Glenfield

Posts: 5450

Our dear little pets, what they do go through sometimes. Removing teeth can save their lives though at times. My SIL just spent over 2,000.00 on fixing up his aging cat/baby and it is amazing the difference to his health, the cat's I mean. He is back to normal and we thought this was the end of the road for him.
I have problems going to bed, not problems sleeping lady P
i feel for you as I went through the 2 hrs of sleep a night years ago and it was muderous. Sometimes I would be running on 4 hrs and that was better.
Actually, that was the reason I started going to bed later because I would be awake for so long before eventually drifting off for a short time.
It can be caused by a calcium deficiency, or hormones, or nervous conditions, or hormones, or the day's stress, or hormones, or thinking about what's happening the next day, or hormones, smile and many other reasons. If you don't know what is behind it, it is hard to fix it.

Doug, I will take your word for it.. haha not primitive is good... lol

20593-me 10 May 2012 9:16pm #2236
offline LadyP

Member since 18 Feb 2008

Member from Manukau Heights

Posts: 1127

Lol TK........ that sunflower I did on the previous page was from one of her demos wink The latest DVD set I got was from Bob Davies and Joanne is the tutor in all of them .

I get to sleep no problem at all..... it's staying asleep that's the problem. I was born at 2.10am and that's usually the time I wake. I have zopiclone and if I really can't sleep I take half. I haven't had a full night's sleep for 12 years since I had 3 major spinal surgeries in 6 months. If lack of sleep is my only problem.....I don't have much to moan about razzlollollol


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