I feel shit

[brianward81]

Thanks Jorjo - we know she'll be fine but we can't shake this... I don't know what you call it, I guess it's just the parental desire for everything to be perfect for your son or daughter.

But another thing happened yesterday;

The reason we went to get an allergy test for her was that a month ago we tried giving her cows milk and suddenly she got diarrhea. And had it for about 3 weeks. So our doctor took her off milk, cheese, yoghurt, etc... which eventually cleared up the runs. The allergy prick test she did tested for cows milk protein (not lactose), peanuts, crab meat, shrimp meat, and a couple other things. The only thing that came up positive was the peanuts. So the doctor said to try her on cheese and yoghurt again. My wife gave her cheese and the next day she has diarrhea again. So, our daughter may have a lactose intolerance too which is just another kick in the guts. Again, we know she'll be fine and compared to what some other poor children have to go through (a friend of a friend has to feed her daughter through a tube in her nose, she's not growing, ...) but it still hurts.

[roxymodest]

1.) drunken actions
2.) lack of self esteem
3.) lack of motivation

...i need to get out of this rut.

[AiNE]

Originally Posted by roxymodest

1.) drunken actions
2.) lack of self esteem
3.) lack of motivation

...i need to get out of this rut.

I'd totes tap that

[BellaJane]

1) I don't have a car because some tard crashed into it and my insurance won't pay for it.

2) My boyfriend is off having fun in London, and I am stuck in Arizona- without a car.

3) There's no good food in the kitchen.

4) Student loans are a pain in the ass.

5) I want a cheeseburger.