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From: Califchief on 1 Aug 2008 15:33
Donna typed:

> The reason I like the ant traps or using granulated borax is that
> the ants will take this stuff back to their hills/nests and it
> will kill them all off.

When I was living in an apartment in the late 70's and refugees from
Vietnam were arriving with their old habits (pounding abalone on the
sidewalk), we had an infestation of roaches. Granulated borax was
suggested to kill them and prevent further invasions.

They track borax into their nest, lick it off their feet, the razor-
sharp granules cut their stomach to pieces, and they bleed to death.



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From: loujeanb on 1 Aug 2008 21:10
I had to have a shot once, and when the nurse came in with the needle, I
asked the doctor if I should see it, and she said definitely not! LOL

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<CALIFCHIEF> wrote in message news:1217634918.11.1217595651(a)fidotel.com...
> Donna G pounded on the keyboard for this:
>
> > I guess sometimes it is a bad thing that we all learn to put up
> > with so much pain, that you don't really say too much when things
> > get even more painful.
>
> Mary had stated that since I've put up with the pain from ankylosing
> spondylitis for 20 years, another pain doesn't bother me.
>
> A couple weeks later, I had an appointment at a clinic for a Lidocane
> injection in the hip. I was surprised that there were two doctors
> preping for it. Then one held my leg firmly while the second did
> the injection. They were glancing at each other with a funny look
> on their faces. I then realized they were expecting me to react
> to that longggggggg needle and were confused when I didn't.
>
> After it was over, I quoted Mary's statement and they agreed that
> probably was why I didn't feel the needle that day.
>
> On August 13 I begin another series of Synvic or Hyalgen injections
> (first in 18 months). Unless procedures have changed drastically
> in that year-and-a-half, the rheumy will "freeze" the knee before
> the injection.
>
> I've never felt the needle in the previous treatments. Usually my
> fused neck is strained and I have a minor headache and I don't feel
> anything else. <G>
>
>
> .. If money talks, it's not on speaking terms with me.
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