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["Kevin Sonney" <kevin AT sonney.com>]

I'm kinda playing this by ear, but based on prior experience with
Bladder/Kidney infections :

8-10 oz Cranberry Juice every hour
LOTS of water in between

That should get things flowing. if it weren't for the Vicodin, I'd say
one bottle of beer instead of the cranberry juice.

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On 9/23/06, DonBartholf AT aol.com <DonBartholf AT aol.com> wrote:
> I have been looking, without success, for a source of those very large
> American Flag stickers I've seen on pickup trucks and an occasional concrete
> truck. I thought that folks who could find source for those delightful beers
> mentioned recently, could locate these decals.
>
> I am experiencing the delights of a a kidney stone this weekend. After
> spending 12 hours in the ER, I got sent home with a strainer and a bottle of
> Vicodin. Does anyone have advice on how to move this process along. Several
> men have told me that "passing a stone" is the male equivalent to giving
> birth. I question how they would know. Any ladies out there who could
> compare kidney stones to labor.
>
> Don B
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