Yesterday, while preparing lunch; a complicated process involving a frozen Southwestern Chicken Meal Kit, a bowl with a lid, and a microwave; I managed to give myself a rather nasty steam burn on my thumb. It hurt. A lot. Seriously.
I ran it under cool water for about ten minutes and then iced it for about 2 hours. Still hurt. A lot. I'm not kidding here.
So we went to the drugstore to find some burn cream. What we found instead was Doctor's Choice Advanced Wound Care for Burns, Scalds and Abrasions.
Holy. Freakin. Crap. It's a miracle in a box. There's no drugs, just some sort of magic plastic that made my thumb stop hurting. If you ever give yourself a nasty burn, but not so nasty as to require medical attention, get yourself some of these. Actually get yourself some now so you have them when you do get a burn. Seriously.
Mon
28
Feb '05

I just wanted to say that was touched by your story about your son, Aiden. I am glad that you had had him, if only for a little time. I know your pain, because I, too, lost my twins on
11/23/04 and 11/29/04. Jordan Lee and Jasmine Allyah were only 18 and 19 weeks old. I got to hold hold them, take pictures and bury them. I am now starting to create scrapbooks in their
memory. I want to thank you for posting your story because it has helped me to deal with
my grief a little better.
My husband, Scott and I, are now trying to have another baby. We are very scared, of course, but be
but believe that we were meant to have kids. I forgot to mention that the twins were
concieved by invitro fertilization. We were not able to have kids naturally. This may be
why their deaths are so hard to come to grips with...because we went through a lot to
be able to concieve them. we are now trying by IUI. We are not able to afford another
round of invitro, so this is our next alternative. This and a lot of prayer.