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USO Canteen FReeper Style..FReeper FRiday....May 10,2002
FRiends of the USO Canteen FReeper Style and Snow Bunny
Posted on 05/10/2002 1:14:21 AM PDT by Snow Bunny
Please meet Joe Brower
I had fun hanging out of a Huey at 2,000 feet!
Pictures were taken when Joe was assigned to the Infantry Training School and 5th MAB on Camp Pendleton, Ca. 1981.
Joe was a USN Corpsman who volunteered for duty with the FMF. He went to Great Lakes for both basic and Hospital Corps school.
"....You guys are the Marine's doctors; There's no better in the business than a Navy Corpsman...."
Chesty
USMC
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KEYWORDS: usocanteen
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To: AFVetGal;Joe Brower
Freep mail him too Jen. This is important.
If you were sunburned I know what works for that.
To: HiJinx
Count me in for the fishin' HJ!!!! GOOD idea Bro!
To: 4TheFlag
Yuk! That pix is so gross. Mine isn't that bad. It's mostly on my legs but I do have some itchy blisters on my arms.
Dumb, dumb, dumb idea to pull 'unknown' weeds in my flower beds while wearing shorts...
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posted on
05/10/2002 6:22:31 PM PDT
by
Jen
To: HiJinx
Never did sea fishing before, I'm game.
344
posted on
05/10/2002 6:23:47 PM PDT
by
SAMWolf
To: 4TheFlag
OUCH ! That picture even makes me itch. That must hurt alot.
To: AFVetGal
This is awful, I can't even go to my trusty emergency book. They are all packed so our libray is not so clutered. how stupid could I be..Oh man...Never pack an emergency book
To: SAMWolf
I know that kneezles will want to go fishing.
To: AFVetGal
Okay, here's another itching remedy...Mrs. HJ recommends an Aveeno (oatmeal) bath. The cool water helps soothe the burn, and the oatmeal draws out the itch.
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posted on
05/10/2002 6:28:37 PM PDT
by
HiJinx
To: AFVetGal
You can treat most cases of the rash yourself with the application of calamine lotion, Burrow's Solution, or over-the-counter topical remedies containing antihistamines, benzocaine, or hydrocortisone. Cold compresses -- 15 to 30 minutes several times a day -- are useful for itching and blistering; cool showers are also effective. A cortisone shot may relieve the itching, particularly within 24 hours of exposure.
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posted on
05/10/2002 6:28:55 PM PDT
by
SAMWolf
To: lodwick;Billie
giggle.....I always have a hug for Lodwick. heh heh
Billie is very sharp and she knows what you were up to.LOL
To: Snow Bunny
Gosh, didn't mean to make you cry. It's just that your profile really struck a chord with me, and made me think about things I haven't thought of in years. I remember the way he looked when he finally came home. He was totally emaciated, pale and uncharacteristically quiet. Like so many veterans my brother was very young when he was in Nam, and you know they must have been scared witless and felt so alone at times. I'm so glad to know somebody with your sensitivity was there to bring some comfort, cheer, entertainment and a touch of home to them. Thank you!
To: MistyCA; samwolf; sassymom; whoever; aquamarine; snow bunny; hijinx; 4theflag; all
Thanks guys for the advice. I re-applied the Caladryl and it's calming the itching. I do have TriCare, but my hubby has insurance through his company so we use it instead. My ins co has an Ask A Nurse line and I will call it tonite, but will probably be told the same as what you guys have said.
I'm not in an 'emergency' situation and can wait till Monday to see the doc if I need a prescription. I also found some Benadryl gel that I had and may use it when the Caladryl wears off.
My daughter had an awful reaction (it looked WORSE that that pix!) to poison ivy or poison oak a couple years ago and the doc gave her oral meds and hydrocortisone cream and it still took a long time to clear it up. She and I must be hyper-sensitive to that antigen.
Thanks for caring about the Canteen's polka-dotted PAO/cheerleader. hehehehehe
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posted on
05/10/2002 6:31:20 PM PDT
by
Jen
To: MistyCA
Great plug Misty, BUT it is worth it. It is excellent and I am so glad you posted this.They did a really good job with it too.
To: HiJinx; Snow Bunny; Fall Guy
Fishin'? Did someone say fishin'?
Gotta schedule it around salmon fishing season.
It doesn't get much better than hookin' into one of those beautiful Pacific King Salmon. Well, maybe eatin' it ranks right up there at the top.
Heck, I'd settle for a few Chinook.
To: AFVetGal;SAMWolf
Well, that's what FRiends are for!!!
I'm feelin' real dumb here. I think SAMWolf (#349) went to WebMD or something!!!
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posted on
05/10/2002 6:34:46 PM PDT
by
HiJinx
To: AFVetGal;Snow Bunny
I had it deleted so nobody else would start itching, I swear, I can roll around in that stuff naked and NEVER get it, resistant I guess....
To: HiJinx; samwolf; all
The oatmeal bath sounds good. I'm going to give it a try.
See you guys later.
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posted on
05/10/2002 6:35:28 PM PDT
by
Jen
To: MistyCA
Thank you, Misty. It didn't take me long to see Snow Bunny is a very special lady. I'm so glad this thread is here so we can all say thank you to our heroes every day.
To: Snow Bunny
LMAO....leave it to a Snow Bunny to pack away the emergency book! Duh, Bunny.....lolololol! Too funny! :)
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posted on
05/10/2002 6:36:02 PM PDT
by
MistyCA
To: 68-69TonkinGulfYatchClub
Thank you for the flowers -- very pretty!
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