Meet and Greet

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WOUNDED DOE
Mar 11, 2010 10:40 pm



Ha, Doe, he would just love that! He is a complete love bunny and laps up the attention! He does look silky there - and quite a lot of the time he is, but if he comes across some fox or badger poo, he just loves to roll in it and then he just smells disgusting. You wouldn't want to plant a smooch on the pooch then! xx      


LOL!!   ...yeah, I have some 'poop-rollers' too ... five of them.  They are Husky/German Shep/and Timber Wolf mix and they love rollin' and even munchin' on that stuff   ...YOWZAH!!   No pooch-smoochin' when they're full of poo  ...hehee...
beatrice
Mar 12, 2010 3:20 pm

What an adorable guy! Whatever he's eating must be agreeing with him
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- his coat is beautiful!

Before we had chows, we had Scotties -- those characters will eat anything and everything and roll in it too.

Our little Chow is a miss priss - no dirt rolling, no eating of 'questionable' items.

Posted by: SharkFan

Good Evening Bob and All,

I checked my email and saw new postings. That's when I usually visit the site. I've recently met a few others who have developed UC and have made contact with them. I've directed them to this site. I also use the site to look up concerns they or I have. This site has been unusually helpful to me. I have seen questions and concerns of others posted. After I scroll down and see similar comments that I would make, I don't comment. As for social media interest, I have a Facebook account (due to work). As of this date, I have one Facebook Friend (and don't even know how that happened). I find the content here more relevant to my life. Then again, I'm old school. If I want to see how a friend is doing I just make a call.

Stay Safe and Sane all. Back to the hockey game,

SharkFan

lottagelady
Mar 12, 2010 3:29 pm



Hi Beatrice, lucky you! He has a diet of Weetabix with milk for breakfast and a dry meal-type stuff for his dinner, and also lots of grass when he is out and about. I reckon that is what makes him shine!   xx
Bear
Jul 21, 2010 2:50 am

I love the idea of us all getting together. I have so much to learn and would love to talk with some of those who seem to be so free-spirited and not worry about leaking, etc. If it is out of the US, let us know early so we can get passports, or for that matter, wherever it is. I like the idea of maybe something between a camping trip and a five-star hotel. I know of several places that have cabins, a kitchen, and a large eating area. We had 240 folks at one of these places at my retirement party. Most of these areas are booked in the summer but are available in the off-season. They are also affordable.

The one I know most about is near Clemson, SC, near Greenville/Spartanburg. It has cabins that hold around 8 folks with a couple of bathrooms and has meeting rooms. I think a company would sponsor the event and maybe pay for the food and meeting rooms. There are also several nice hotels nearby. Clemson is a beautiful campus and just a few miles from 3 beautiful lakes and the Blue Ridge Mountains. I know most people think SC is full of hicks and rednecks, and we certainly have our share. But we really are smarter than we get credit for, and everyone would have a good time.

I am not pushing this location, but I know there are several around the world just like it. I like the idea of having primarily ostomates with a few professionals and a lot of salespeople showing their stuff, answering questions, and giving out samples. Maybe the major sales groups like Edgepark, Convatech, Hollister, and Parthenon could get together and make this happen. I also like the idea of having breakout and informal sessions where ostomates break out into groups and have frank discussions. For those who can still drink, maybe a few drinks would loosen the tongue as well as other items. Is any of this feasible?

I can take care of the bear. I used to be a bear biologist. Tried to insert a picture I took but could not make it happen.

swiffer
Jul 21, 2010 11:59 pm
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Past Member
Jul 22, 2010 12:26 pm

Bear, put me down to go also. I hope you give us notice first, as I have to make sure it is a time I can leave. Sounds like a lot of fun, and I hate missing out on a good time in my life, because to me, all we are and can be are the memories in our lives. It would be cool wherever it is, but it won't matter to me if it is in England, Australia, Canada, or elsewhere. But I also have to send in for a birth certificate so I can get a passport. Whoever came up with this idea, thank you, as it has been awesome talking to you all in chat, but meeting you sounds like a really fun thing to do. Thank you, Bear, for letting everyone know. I couldn't find who wrote the original. God bless, Jenny
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RKCOT
Jul 19, 2011 4:01 pm

Hey there, I'm Ronnie from Gastonia, NC. It's close to Charlotte. I'm 59. I've had Crohn's since I was 16, and I've had an ileostomy since I was 18.

Past Member
Jul 20, 2011 2:22 am

Vulcan,

to quote an earlier quote of yours, "what's the point?"

If you weren't interested, why not just be "not interested"

and keep your remarks to yourself? I can see that some

were interested and some just kidded around with the idea.

You are a chronic "rain on someone's parade."

Not very nice of you...........