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Family Night: Pee Wee Herman by Melody .. Posted Mon 23 Mar 2009 12:00am “Family Night” started our first year of marriage in our tiny one bedroom apartment right around Christmas time. We were so excited about decorating our first Christmas tree and made a big whoop-to-doo about it. We had a special meal on our china and spent forever decorating the tree. We even had a special “lighting of the tree” ceremon ... Read on »

Reader Asks for Suggestions, Late Night Pee by Bob DeMarco Patient Expert

Posted Sun 06 Jun 2010 4:40pm By Bob DeMarco Alzheimer's Reading Room Kelly wrote Here is a problem we have with mama. She does very well going to pee throughout the day... we do have to take her. However after about 5-6:00pm she rarely goes. We take her and we stay there for at least 15 minutes. She keeps standing up and I have t ... Read on »

Q of the day: Bedwetting, how much longer?! by Denise and Alan F. Patient Expert

Posted Tue 31 Aug 2010 8:08pm Q. My 6 year old son has been toilet trained since he was 3, but he still wears pull-ups at night. We've tried to limit how much he drinks at night and all kinds of bribes, but nothing has worked. I'm considering taking the pull-up away to see if this will motivate him. Any suggestions? A. This is a common misconception about ... Read on »

Boston by Heather .. Patient Expert

Posted Mon 11 Jan 2010 8:37pm Off to Boston again this week to see Dr. Steinman and be tethered to the Beth Israel hospital for them to collect at 24 hour urine sample. It's an odd thing, really, to be at a hospital all day for no other reason than to have people collect your pee. And sometimes I'm the only person on the floor, which means everybody is there for me and my ... Read on »

...and I guess I'm doin' all right by Erica P. Registered Nurse

Posted Sun 05 Jun 2011 2:49am It was a gorgeous day on the Front Range, and we spent it puttering around the house and working on the bar and hit a few yard sales and the flea market earlier... I got a really nice scroll saw for twenty bucks which made me very nearly giddy. The bald one's getting so excited about the bar he's about to pee himself. Last night was a great nig ... Read on »

And it begins. by Erica P. Registered Nurse

Posted Thu 02 Feb 2012 7:54pm It started innocently enough. Fluffy flakes drifting lazily to the bare ground. Then, a few began to stick. Now, the wind has picked up, and it's really starting to snow... (damn you, Starbucks, and your yummy new Blonde roasts, for screwing with my steely resolve to only drink home-brew) The roads are ge ... Read on »

If you're full of Sh*t you're not full of water by Amanda Health Maven

Posted Wed 06 Oct 2010 7:32pm water. h20 the big splash, call it what you will but water is essential to your life. It's actually best in to think of water as flowing because that is what you want it to do for your body and your health. You want water to be the river of health that cleans out the waste and refreshes the body. Depending on your body and and circumstances ... Read on »

Dear March 2009: You were the worst month ever. I hate you. Good riddance. by DofC Posted Wed 04 Nov 2009 10:05pm And not just because of what you are thinking (as if my mother dying weren’t enough). My day started out great – I’ve been in a good mood, I haven’t cried in two whole days (tears in my eyes don’t count) – I even tweeted that I was smiling. But it seemed The Gods of March 2009 decided to give us one more kick in the ass before leaving f ... Read on »

Recent Reader Question About Dotty And Urinary Incontinence by Bob DeMarco Patient Expert

Posted Thu 15 Apr 2010 10:44am Trust me. Noone wants to pee on themselves. Not even someone suffering from Alzheimer's disease.... By Bob DeMarco Alzheimer's Reading Room Just so you know. I don't mind when readers ask me questions via email. I do not find the questions intrusive in any way. I hope the information helps. Question: Does Dotty we ... Read on »

Typical Symptoms of hyperaldosteronism or Conn's by Flower Spy Posted Mon 10 Nov 2008 12:00am These are my personal symptoms. While they can vary, many of my fellow Conn's sufferers have complained of these. 1) Fog: I'm in a constant state of fog. That's the best way I can describe my current state of being. It's been like this for a long time now...can't really remember when it started. I feel like I'm just going through the motions b ... Read on »