Susan’s Comments (group member since Oct 13, 2018)

Susan’s comments from the Reading Sprints and Readathons group.

Sounds good. Starting now

Sorry Nancy. I usually keep a close eye on my wifi to make sure it doesn't go out in the middle of a sprint but I love this book and was really into it and didn't pay attention to the icon to let me know it was not on.

Again? What t/l?

12 pages

Dang wifi

See you in an hour

:00/60

I'm here Nancy

Anyone on?

Anyone here?

Sounds good. I hope you sleep well. See you tomorrow

Can you go again or are you getting tired? just let me know

12 pages

He doesn't mind me sharing but I should share in private. Sorry about that

OMGosh you poor thing. Things have come a long way now. He's an adult (27 years old) and lives on his own so I have no say in what he does or takes any longer. He now smokes pot and it has done more for him then prescribed meds ever did. I haven't called 911 in years (knocking on wood 😉) It has made him a new man.

Sorry to share this so openly on this thread. I will private message you from here on out.

I'll see you back at :40

He took Ambien too and it was fair. Seroquel was the best for him. My other son took Ambien and he would wake up and eat weird things and pee in the middle of the floor or go in the backyard and work on power tools and have no memory of doing it. He would swear I was making it up. Especially about him urinating on the floor. I had to film him doing whatever and prove it to him. They stopped him from taking it right away. My other son had no issues at all

Okay. He was on a bunch of meds because of his bipolar. He was so good at telling the doctors his med names and dosages. I could hardly pronounce the names and he would rattle it off like it was nothing. At the time he was 13

Or now :35/60

Oh okay. My son used to take Seroquel (not sure if that's spelled right) and it would knock him out for 12 hours. He hated it and loved it.

:40/60?