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Anyone use a compounding pharmacy, a pharmacy where they make the medicine for you? I used such a pharmacy yesterday as I needed to get a prescription filled for the cat which would be in liquid form instead of pill form... and in chicken flavor.

The place was so very helpful, the pharmacist even demonstrated on how to use the syringe and how far to fill the syringe.

Then I asked about over the counter vitamin pills, and explained how the pills sold in the grocery store tend to upset my stomach. So the clerk explained about the vitamins that they sold, so I decided what the heck give them a try even though they were expensive compared to the grocery store. These are vitamins that my blood work show I am very low.
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i cannot find the recent thread about living after the one you cared for dies- the only one I found is 6 years old... this forum change is killing me.
I found i am having a terrible time- i didnt realize it but I had a dissociative seizure in dec. and november i was a walking zombie and didnt know it. wish i could find the thread to see how others are doing
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There it is, a little pencil and the word edit, right next to your name, but only after one posts.
I erased one entire post aleady! Yay!
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Moecam,
Oh this is difficult.
To answer your question, I had to recall it.
Then scroll down to the answer box.
By then, I forgot it.
This is your question: "Where is the edit button".
This is the answer, to the best of the last information I have:

The edit feature is the little pencil icon appearing for a short time just after you post.
Then it disappears, after 3 minutes, 30 minutes, oh, I just don't know anymoe, Moe.

I am going to follow up on some desperate caregiver's posts from last night.
Not that your post is not valid, and I was glad to to try to help. Every question deserves an answer. I am hoping for you, and all of us posters, that the website issues won't continue, and your concerns can be addessed whatever they may be.

BTW, it would be good to keep AC informed....so I support your questions.
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New format will take getting used to - where is edit function?
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Brenda please let us know what is up. We would like to help but need more details if you can manage.
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Jinglebts, I believe there's a short time limit in which you can edit your answers. After that limit passes, you're answers are set in stone.
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Thanks for making this thread. I'm quite disturbed from last few weeks, I feel quite low and I myself don't know whats going wrong. What should I do.
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This site now is painful to use on my iPad

Do you think AC is trying to help improve our memory by having us use all our brain power ?

If it ain't broke don't fix it!!!!!!!
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:)
Here now.
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Oh my bad! There is an edit button!
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This is just awful to read and follow with this format. Why weren't we warned that it would happen this way??!!! I don't need this large print despite my eye issues and it jumps around to the beginning.....
As an aside, I went to the movies today....saw "Hidden Figures" and it was really good!
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AND we still don't have an edit button, which is all I really wanted in the first place.

I'm thinking of signing off permanently.
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I CAN'T FOLLOW THIS AT ALL!!! GAH!! AC MONITORS -- ARE YOU LISTENING??? AND THE TYPE US YUGE! AND YES, I'M SHOUTING!!!

Bah humbug.
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I'd like to keep this conversation going but am so startled by this new, large font and trying to make sense of who said what and when that I think I'll just go back to bed.
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Cool, really cool folks.
Try clicking on next-you get three days ago.
Try clicking on LAST, you get the first page, first comment when this thread was started, two months ago!
The learning curve is steep.  
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Oh, I did have to scroll to the bottom of the page to post my most recent comment, which will post on this page at the top! Wow, that's not right.  
So, Churchmouse, just Who or what is doing the dreaming?Is it the dog, or a person?  Maybe the dream team will come and take us all away soon, and there will be no more torture for us.

Posters/readers:  You will now be required to read further down the page to find the comment made by Churchmouse.  It will no longer be on a previous page!
It will enter your mind "as if" what I said was first, ha ha ha,

Dog nightmares, bad dreams all around.
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This is odd and useless,, huge font, no easy way to get to questions...
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What I came on for was to ask about dog dreams, the kind where the paws are going nineteen to the dozen and there's a good deal of woofling and harrumphing and squeaking going on. Does anybody know how to tell if they're good dreams or bad dreams? I never know whether he's running away, running towards or running after. How can you tell?
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Did the hire someone in the A/C office with advanced dementia, who was show timing during the interview, to make changes to the forum
I HATE HATE HATE IT
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This odd looking big type and not being able to see the previous comments unless I comment is happening here too. What is up with this??!
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I love Into the Woods, and the film version has been on several times this week.. I'm humming and enjoying!
Gershun your Pot cloud reminded me of seeing ZZ Top in the 80s...LOL They did not need the smoke machine...
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I agree Lucky. I saw Phantom of the Opera too. I thought it was incredible. I love so many of the songs in that show.

I haven't been to a lot of concerts in my life though. I guess the biggest act I ever saw live would have to be The Who. I wasn't even a fan but a friend had tickets to give away so I went. It was a big group of us and they were all heavy pot smokers so I spent the evening in a cloud of pot smoke. LOL The air was ripe with it.

I never thought it was a big deal at the time but when I met my husband and told him I'd seen The Who he was blown away. "you saw the Who!" Wow!" I personally don't remember much about the evening cause I was choking on pot smoke.
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Mom2Mom and MsMadge...The Best show I ever saw in my life was "Phantom of the Opera" in Las Vegas.I never wanted it to end and loved every song and act so much and Andrew Loyed Webber came out on the stage that night,the writer of it,and there was a huge applause.Outside of my Wedding night,it was the best night of my life.I'd Love to see Billy Joel in concert though.I bet it'd be awesome.....I hope you get to go MsMadge and you are lucky to have seen it Mom2Mom...My Mother took me to that show and the next day,we went and saw "Jubilee" and all these topless ladies came down from the ceiling.It was OK,but didn''t begin to touch "Phantom"........
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MsMadge: "Has anyone seen Billy Joel in concert?"

Yes! He is awesome in concert. I have seen him several times dating all the way back to the 1980's. This most recent time was last year and it was an outdoor stadium. I do prefer the indoors venues but he is worth seeing anywhere.
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Send.....thank you so much for asking "where I am"......truly appreciated, BUT.....I'm still here, just not so much since Mom's passing......too busy dealing w/social (Celebration of Life) and legal (settling the estate) issues.....

And the social was lovely.....I truly think Mom (who had the forsight to have a Will and Trust and, share in her hand-written notes, how she preferred her her final remembrance to be.....every detail.....yesss....).....would be pleased....very....it was truly lovely.....

And then there are the lovely little vagaries of life that always manage to hit you at the worst possible time (my beautiful, pristine, 10 YO SUV w/only 40,000 miles and many years paid-for vehicle, blew up....well, the d*mn computers blew up and turned off ABS, Stabilitrak, and Traction Control.....in 20" of snow and ice)......

So.....2016 has not been my favorite year.....my response: Since after 4 days in the shop, no resolution: screw it.....I just traded in for the most beautifiul, loaded brand new 2017 Buick Encore.....I love it.....and, after 10 years (such a great little truck)....I just deserve it!....hey, I can afford it, am pushing 65 YO, have no immediate dependents and......late to the game.....have, in Mom's demise, realized that I better enjoy the fruits of my own labor, much as I can now......because plenty of charities (that I already contribute to) will be enjoying all that's left of my worldly estate all too soon......

I can guarantee you....I'll still be around.....but thank you so very much for asking....

xo.....mina
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Stadium concert would be interesting from acoustical standpoint, I would think. Hm. I think he played Dodger stadium a year ago? Or was that Yankee stadium...

I saw him at the old Anaheim something-something Center, now I think that's Honda Center? That was great! The other time I saw him... I'm not even sure where. Maybe at Hollywood Bowl. I think that was it. Both fantastic shows. I would go see him again, given the chance. He still puts on one heck of a performance.

The stadium venue is interesting, but could be a lot of fun. It's different. I've never been to a stadium concert, I don't think. I hope you go if you've always wanted to see him. Never know when he's going to retire for good, or die. Ack. If "only the good die young," I don't know why he's still around, haha. He's a goodie. But he's only 67, and with the way he exercises his lungs and heart, hopefully he'll live to a good old, old age. ;-)
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Billy Joel is playing dodger stadium this May. Tickets go on sale tomorrow- I've never seen him but have always wanted to although stadium concerts aren't my favorite venue - ha ha
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Madge, I've been fortunate enough to see him twice in concert, the last time was about 9 years ago. Are you thinking of going to a show, or you've been to one?
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FF you bring back so many memories.
Drop off the list on Monday and the groceries were delivered on friday. The baker came three times a week with the bread still warm. The milkman came everyday and you put out a note with the empties if you wanted extra. Fisherman came on fridays. Don't remember how often the butcher came but I am sure he did. Of course the postman came every day and knocked on the door if he had a parcel. He rode a bike. The village policeman also rode a bike and knew everyone. We also had a district nurse/midwife and naturally the Dr made house calls if it was something the nurse could not cope with. No school buses we either walked or rode our bikes. My gma had a phone courtesy of gpa's employer but we could not use it. If you needed to get in touch with someone you walked to the post office and sent a telegram. neither of my parents ever owned a car. Mom couldn't drive but Dad could drive anything & did. He was a driver/mechanic in WW11. Mum never owned a TV but she did rent one or a washer and dryer. Gosh how things have changed but I am glad I still know how to do things the old fashioned way
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