The thoughts that went through my head - in order - when a doctor's office told me that there was a problem with one of my routine tests:
1. I guess David would be willing to take Pekoe if ...
2. Huh. Does this mean I can stop contributing to my 401(k)?
3. Screw that gluten-free diet.
Luckily for David, Pekoe, my 401(k), and the manufacturers of the gluten-free products I buy, the specialist to whom I was referred declared the area in question "extremely normal."
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2 comments:
Hurray for "normal" test results!!! With one mom having gotten bad results and the other waiting for results and hoping for "normal", I completely appreciate "normal"!
So glad....and we would have taken Pekoe, if it came to that. We got our 28 pound cat in a similar way, and our 5 pound cat also. And you could have used your 401(k) to go to Bali. Gwyn
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