I’m upset.For the past week, I’ve worn a heart monitor.On day five……I had to change the monitor out for a new one to be worn just the last two days. In the process, I managed to lose the five-day monitor and a mailer that is used to return the monitors. I’ve turned the place upside down and they are nowhere.Andy knows I’m upset.He doesn’t know this kit is why……but he came around to make me happy.
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I think this one is like a remote I never found that had to be somewhere in the frontroom. It was like there was a mini- black hole in my frontroom: it’s never shown up again!
AUGHHHHHH ! I hope you find whatever you need. Things disappear and reappear for me with disgusting frequency…Like you ,my only housemates are cats, so they didn’t walk off with it…but I always fear it got knocked down behind a chair,, a shelf, a desk.
Sorry this doesn’t help you at all Doug, but it could have been me writing, mate. My last one was the Enoxaparin hypermermics. By the time I found them they were out of use by date.
I really feel for you, Doug.
Loved Andy’s caring look he gave you. Cheers.
I refuse to wear it again unless a nurse puts it on and changes it. You are supposed to look in the mirror to put it on. Left is right. Right is left. I managed to put the sticky-backed monitor on the paper template, destroying both as far as doing their jobs. That tops the crap that happened with the two losses.
Doug Thomas
They should be able to do that for you at the local clinic, Doug. You may have to be insistent about it. Possible it could be arranged for a visiting nurse to do it.
Oh no, Doug! But this probably happens to a lot of people. Is there a number on the package that you can call and ask if they can send you a new mailer? You’ll have to give them the serial number of the device, which also should be on the box, but I can’t believe they won’t do it or charge extra for getting another mailer to you. (Says the person who ran around her parents’ junk filled house searching for her father’s blood sugar test kit. I laugh at it now, but back then I was in tears of rage because the damn thing was always disappearing. ALWAYS.)
I’m going to ask about this tomorrow at dialysis. They are handling the doctor’s orders for this series of heart-related orders, and they need to know I’m not competent to attach the damn monitor using a mirror to do the deed. I made a total.mess if it.
It will show up when I die or enter the care center and the apartment is cleaned out. It is history, like the TV remote that got lost in the same p L ace and still has never shown up though it has to be somewhere in the frontroom, too!
I’m so sorry. Did you check in the bathroom or other places with mirrors? You will probably find it after all tests are done.
That would push me over the edge!
Doug Thomas
Sorry to hear this Doug. I don’t know how things can disappear, but I have had this happen and it’s so frustrating.
It is,a frustration I don’t need just nowadays.
Doug Thomas
I hope you find it. When I lose something, I pray to St. Anthony to help me find it and I usually do find it.
I think this one is like a remote I never found that had to be somewhere in the frontroom. It was like there was a mini- black hole in my frontroom: it’s never shown up again!
Doug Thomas
AUGHHHHHH ! I hope you find whatever you need. Things disappear and reappear for me with disgusting frequency…Like you ,my only housemates are cats, so they didn’t walk off with it…but I always fear it got knocked down behind a chair,, a shelf, a desk.
This item, if Andy saw it, could end up as a kitty soccer toy. I thought I put it securely in the kit box.
Doug Thomas
I hear you, Doug. Hang in there.
I didn’t need this complication just now!
Doug Thomas
Sorry this doesn’t help you at all Doug, but it could have been me writing, mate. My last one was the Enoxaparin hypermermics. By the time I found them they were out of use by date.
I really feel for you, Doug.
Loved Andy’s caring look he gave you. Cheers.
Driv9by me nuts!
Doug Thomas
Straighten it out the best you can, Doug.
I refuse to wear it again unless a nurse puts it on and changes it. You are supposed to look in the mirror to put it on. Left is right. Right is left. I managed to put the sticky-backed monitor on the paper template, destroying both as far as doing their jobs. That tops the crap that happened with the two losses.
Doug Thomas
Take care, Doug.
I refuse to do this again without professionals doing the attaching and changing out of the monitors.
Doug Thomas
They should be able to do that for you at the local clinic, Doug. You may have to be insistent about it. Possible it could be arranged for a visiting nurse to do it.
you found it back… why it is always at a place where we nevver left it?
No, both are gone. They never left the frontroom, so why have zi turned the frontroom inside out and noy found them?
Doug Thomas
It is always in the last place you look….LOL chuq
Not thos time.
Doug Thomas
LOL chuq
dammit
Exactly!!
Doug Thomas
Oh no, Doug! But this probably happens to a lot of people. Is there a number on the package that you can call and ask if they can send you a new mailer? You’ll have to give them the serial number of the device, which also should be on the box, but I can’t believe they won’t do it or charge extra for getting another mailer to you. (Says the person who ran around her parents’ junk filled house searching for her father’s blood sugar test kit. I laugh at it now, but back then I was in tears of rage because the damn thing was always disappearing. ALWAYS.)
I’m going to ask about this tomorrow at dialysis. They are handling the doctor’s orders for this series of heart-related orders, and they need to know I’m not competent to attach the damn monitor using a mirror to do the deed. I made a total.mess if it.
Doug Thomas
Sorry to hear that! We lose important stuff too and it’s really frustrating. Hope cute Andy helps you find it.
It will show up when I die or enter the care center and the apartment is cleaned out. It is history, like the TV remote that got lost in the same p L ace and still has never shown up though it has to be somewhere in the frontroom, too!
Doug Thomas