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Fluxx is surprisingly entertaining for a game with only three rules. Glad to hear things are going so well.

You are in our prayers, Prof.

A fair point. Thought I'd ask on the off-chance it was indeed you. What's that, my boy? </reference>

People will blame anything and anyone but themselves, it seems. On an unrelated note, Hack, do you by chance exist on absolutewrite under the same name?

Glad you’ve still got your sense of humor. Hopefully this is as simple as dropping the BP drugs.

Oof, Prof! I just did a thread binge to catch up, and boy howdy have I missed a roller-coaster! Hopefully things go well from here on.

Yay for no problems! That's a very big plus on this medication. The needing to sleep is an obvious minus, but you can plan around that requirement, and pain waking you up at night isn't something you should be dealing with. So yay!

I think it's her surprise that Susan STILL lives in such a rich neighborhood, given that her parents are divorced and her mother doesn't seem to be working.

Currently eating a large amount of Halloween candy.

Woo for surgery date! Wooo!! We're in the home stretch now.

Nice! I started with clarinet myself and branched out into the rest of the woodwinds in 8-12th grade.

Lezzee, I should be able to remember this, since I'm still at university. I tested out of Physics I, Calculus II, all the Chemistry courses that an ME/EE needs to take, most of my English courses, Econ I, and all History credits. (I took a LOT of AP courses). Music Theory, you say? Which instrument was your first?

Still here; I just have nothing meaningful to add. The regular updates are good for both you and us - we all know you're okay, and you know we're all here for you.

Prednisolone is used primarily to treat MS and arthritis and a prescription is required. So how that made it into a mouthwash is beyond me. That said, you shouldn't notice any of these if you're not ingesting it (it's an oral steroid as you noted). I would look for the signs of an allergic reaction and/or skin color changes as the only bad things it could cause you based on how you're using it.

That's exactly what it is. What is sometimes called "proud flesh" in humans is more commonly referred to as granulated tissue.