Kitt

Not everything that goes wrong is wrong.

Somehow I think Nana would step in before letting Elizabitch get control over Wade's son in any way shape or form. She herself spent many years on the wrong end of ED's schemes. Wade is way too organized to let something like knocking him and Tiff off give control to his mother. My bet is he already has court documents in place naming both foster parents and trustees for Riley, and the other children as well. LOL Would not surprise me if he named Will as custodian! I have been advocating a paternity test since the moment I heard about ME's pregnancy. But then again, perhaps Alex does not really care if it is his considering the outcome. Perhaps Methodwriter is correct in him seeing the dowry as his meal ticket to restoring the families status. It is a sorry thing that he was willing to tromple on JJ's feelings on the way. We know the reason for going after JJ, he was a threat to her in the long run. But why the rest of the family? Why take on Will AND Brad, and at the same time. If she thought she was going to cause a schism between Wade and the Crampton/Schulters, I think she is going to be unpleasantly surprised. I am betting that after this meeting they close ranks.

There will always be another twist to Mark's stories. The question is which way will it turn and how much of a knot will he tie?

Might throw us off, but then again it may just get the gears turning and we can start thinking outside the box.

Now there is a reason to repeat my comments from pm's in a review! Can't like it a second time though!

I spent one night in a hospital after surgery. Between midnight and breakfast they drew blood twice, and took my bloodpressure,temp and oxygen saturation three times. At one point I asked if I was allowed to sleep.

Emergency! What about Randolph Mantooth?????

Well don't forget Bobby Sherman, Andy Gibbs, Dirk Bennedict, and my personal favorite (still is!) Mark Harmon.

Nicely done dear!

WooHoo! Happy day! Spend it doing fun stuff with family and E!

Yeah, he does, but ME and her henchmen deserve so much more!

Is CHO the closest airport to Goodwell? Where has Elizabitch been living?

My family has shrunk over the last few years and scattered over the country but the meal will just be a smaller version of when I would feed 15. Roast stuffed turkey ( I have the meat department cut the bird in half from nose to tail ) mashed potatoes, mashed turnip (some call them rutabegas, I don't really know the difference) fresh asparagras done with a light coat of olive oil, seasoned and broiled, gravy of course, and pumpkin pie and Ricekrem to finish.

I "liked" the chapter only for your bravery in the telling. I would whole heartedly like to take a Louisville Slugger to the people who have hurt you.

I would be interested to know more about the medical aspects befor forming an opinion. Would a male's body be able to produce the right hormones or would they need to be supplemented? Would a pregnancy drain a man of calcium the way it does a woman? Would a man suffer PPD? If PPD might be an issue, no way would I want my husband to carry. He was moody enough when I was the one pregnant!

You and me both brother!

Do you really want to set those two loose on our literary worlds? Bad enough the Crampton/Schulter family needs to deal with them!

Can we donate toward the prizes? No reason you should foot the entire bill. I am more than willing to add a bit.

While my head knows you are 100% correct, that doesn't stop me from worrying a bit when we don't see our friends online for extended periods. I'm a mom therefore I worry! Once upon a time there was an author who wrote these wonderful stories about a college professor and his family...

Thanks! We can now relax back into toe tapping rather than worried pacing!

Mark hasn't even been online since the 18th according to his profile page. Time to stop trying to pester him and start hoping things are ok.

I tried...

Please forgive me for deleting large portions of your post, but I wanted the points I wished to address to be obvious. As you say, first things first. My reply to him was typed at approximately the same time as his own reply to himself. I did not have the privilege of having his answers to those questions when I replied. If you look at the time stamps they posted almost simultaneously. Now, Not a one of us said he should not talk about it, what some of us said is that we think he is not getting the right / enough help. If he is still falling into deep depression after several years of treatment, something isn't working. By all means, talk! With friends and family and people like us here on GA who care. Maybe by socializing with us here you can make the transition to socializing more in the real world. But remember that none of us are professionals. You, Warrior and others NEED professionals who can do more for you than any of us possibly can. I had a similar situation as Dyno. Neither I nor any of my doctors picked up on any signs of depression. I also had a low level anti-depressant prescribed by my oncologist to counter act the side effects of a medication I will have to take for the rest of my life. It not only fixed the problem it was intended to, but relieved other side effects of other meds I am on (probably also for life). Once those ill effects were gone my family noticed I was "getting back to my old self". I have no intention of ever giving up this anti-depressant unless it starts causing it's own side effects or stops fixing everything it fixes!

I saw that, it loaded at the same time as my response. Your second post just reinforces my opinion, that you need more help than you are getting. I can fully understand the desire to know what other people with similar issues go through. It does help to know you are not alone, just as it helped me to get through chemotherapy by talking with others in the same situation. Keep working at it. Things will get better.

Dude, if you are asking yourself any of those questions you need to find someone to help you! Start with your regular physician. He/she can point you in the right directions, and if money is an issue there are programs out there to help.