Blaze & Daze

Stiickygreen

Stiickygreen

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RetiredToker76 said:
Preventative stuff I don't mess around with and get done annually, I want to be around a long time to annoy my kid with dad jokes.

Now getting the surgery that 'might or might not' alleviate some pain but won't actually fix the problem, will probably have to be redone in 10 years, and will limit my mobility; that one I avoid with a copious amount of weed.
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"Chronic Pain" was my >in< back in 2003 when I got my first MMJ here in CO. #700 on the registry. It stayed at about 10,000 patients until the "dispensaries" hit in 2009...then it ballooned to 150K. Had 4 patients and a 96 plant count total for a bit there. Patients all got FREE meds. I made things up on the backside with sales to non-Med folks. :D Ah...the daze...

Sounds like we creak, groan and moan walking down a similar path. I have a nice assortment of compressed/herniated discs, bone on bone, and ski/motocross related injuries I've tried to deal with...some of it for 40 years now. No one ever told me they could truly >fix< me so I rode the pill train for 10 years and now just scoff it off and go on. If I go in...I'm gonna be sliced and diced like Ron Popeill would do. I'm not there yet. Thankfully.

Growin' old isn't for sissies...but it's better than the alternative.
 
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Stiickygreen

Stiickygreen

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2 on Monday. Tried a few times to share a cute vid we took a few weeks ago but it's either too large (couldn't find a limit for size/etc. in a search of the site) or >something else< is in play. Either way...our pup is growing up/losing the jumping up/hand nibbling/etc. She's gone from not knowing what toys were to being addicted to playing fetch....though she's no retriever.... so for her it's more about the catch/etc. and we use 2 toys to keep her in the zone/from spacing off on >whatever< distraction is at hand. She still has to be leashed or cabled @ all times but as long as she is with she doesn't GAF. Definitely the most challenging dog we've ever owned but she's a good girl overall. No regrets.
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DCcan

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Miss Snarly is 11 now. Still watches everyone going past the house, lets me know whats going on.
I love her coal black eyes, nose and tongue, especially when she's got her fangs out. Looks possesed, lol.
She gained quite a bit of grey and slowed down in the last year since her partner passed last year at 14. :(

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wakeNbaker46

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Stiickygreen said:
2 on Monday. Tried a few times to share a cute vid we took a few weeks ago but it's either too large (couldn't find a limit for size/etc. in a search of the site) or >something else< is in play. Either way...our pup is growing up/losing the jumping up/hand nibbling/etc. She's gone from not knowing what toys were to being addicted to playing fetch....though she's no retriever.... so for her it's more about the catch/etc. and we use 2 toys to keep her in the zone/from spacing off on >whatever< distraction is at hand. She still has to be leashed or cabled @ all times but as long as she is with she doesn't GAF. Definitely the most challenging dog we've ever owned but she's a good girl overall. No regrets.
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she is beautiful!!
 
wakeNbaker46

wakeNbaker46

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DCcan said:
Miss Snarly is 11 now. Still watches everyone going past the house, lets me know whats going on.
I love her coal black eyes, nose and tongue, especially when she's got her fangs out. Looks possesed, lol.
She gained quite a bit of grey and slowed down in the last year since her partner passed last year at 14. :(

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what a great face <3 she looks like an old soul
 
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