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[mishb]

I just had a serious bout of laughter

Kirk puts a link up to a haemorrhoid remedy and the next post you see Anne's Avatar.

The look on her face after reading all about haemorrhoids - PRICELESS

Sorry, back to the real story

[MikeG-2012]

I just had a serious bout of laughter Kirk puts a link up to a haemorrhoid remedy and the next post you see Anne's Avatar. The look on her face after reading all about haemorrhoids - PRICELESS Sorry, back to the real story

Yes, only thing missing is animated bulging eyes on Anne's avatar!

[me2]

hahahaha You guys are having too much fun. I'm going to have your diagnosis revoked if you keep it up.

[annekat]

Ha, ha.... hemorrhoids don't really shock me much.... if I currently had them, it would be more of an issue, and I'd be out there looking for some of that stuff!

[MikeG-2012]

hahahaha You guys are having too much fun. I'm going to have your diagnosis revoked if you keep it up.

O a forum like this where there is a lot of BAD things going on with people, it is refreshing to have a laugh once in a while!

[LisaT]

Hi, Mindy, I too have subglottic stenosis. Although I've had a couple of choking episodes when a 'glob' (sorry for grossness) got caught in my windpipe, I've not needed surgery. I have, though, wondered about the connection between the throat and voice and 'being heard' and speaking up, issues in my life. I noticed that your taking up smoking coincided with your standing up for yourself and finding a way to leave an abusive partner (or cause him to leave you?) Have you ever questioned a connection between the relationship's end and the widening of your breathing space? It just struck me on reading your post; can't help but wonder. If this is all way out in left field for you, just ignore me! I guess I'm always looking for reasons, preferably something within my control, because then I could get better! Hope you're feeling well.