Weirdly he's into the classics. Beethoven and Mozart. Things like that. Moonlight sonata gets him real still and he doesn't move. When its over he kicks like crazy till I put it back on. Anything played on a piano or violin seems to sooth him. He also loves when I sing to him. Could be anything.
It's 8 in the morning and I did not take the Sonata last nite. A little jittery but not much. I think I will leave off all of it l off and see how it goes.
Not much can be worse than the constant jitters.
re not addictive such as melatonin or herbs or homeopathy -- much gentler than drugs, though nothing is consequence-free, Keep in mind that doctors in general are ignorant of the drugs they prescribe and completely oblivious to their more unpalatable consequences -- they're taught by pharmaceutical companies, and it;s bad for business to admit you might harm someone and bad for the emotional state required to go on as well. Very complicated stuff.
They would have refill dicflonac, sonata came in nx Monday 12/27 and percocet nx Thur 12/30. I was concern myself cause dicflonac and percocet are both pain medication and my routine pharmacist questioned me so I decided to wait. I realized now how ambien and sonata could conflict but the surgeon didn't give me any refills but the pharmacist didn't mention any of this so I doubt doctor shopping is the reason. Everything just seem so weird or lack of communication.
Haha, I'm glad I'm not alone. I read the books awhile ago and I was trying to re read twilight and new moon before the 20th but JT doesn't really allow me very much time to read until he falls asleep then I am ready for bed too. So I guess I won't re read them. I wouldn't mind seeing twilight in the theater again but my husband probably won't go for that especially since I am determined to see New Moon at least twice.
Three weeks ago my husband and I made a big move to Thailand. Obviously we brought our girl (Moonlight) with us. When we got here she was fine, just a bit frazzled from such a long journey. She had been behaving normally until about 6 days ago when she began vomiting quite a bit. We waited a few hours to see if it would subside, and it did not, so we decided to take her to the vet.
I like the name. In Spanish Esme is short for the name Esmeralda which I think is beautiful.
I really love the name Esmè Alise, but my SO says its weird and too twilight...is it ? Ugh, i love the name tho. Whatre you naming your LOs ?
I remember being in 1st first grade and there were 5 Jessica's in my class one being me...i was so mad!! So my daughter name i chose is very princess sounding and not a common name where we live at all.
So we are thinking about naming our baby Esmee Jade. While surfing the web I figured out there is a character Esme in Twilight. I never watched or read twilght so I wouldn't know. Does the name ring too much of a bell for Twighlight? We really like the name, but I don't want everyone to think of Twilight every time someone sees or meets our baby. I need a few fresh opinions on this name please.
The movie twilight was so awesome lol, I actually read the books im starting on the 3rd book now. They are very good, better than the movie itself, I don' know how I have time to read lol, but I do.
Ok, I will describe what it is like for me. The twilight zone for me feels like I'm walking around in a dream. Everything is surreal and it's like I'm not really there or like no one can see me. Does anyone else feel this way?
My 82 year old mother has been diagnosed with breast cancer in her remaining breast (she had a mastectomy on one side 10 years ago). Mom is on oxygen (emphazema), is about 50 pounds overweight, and leads an extremely sedate life. Her surgeon wants to perform a mastectomy under twilight instead of general anesthesia because of her health concerns. Does this sound appropriate?
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