Neonred

Guess I have not been following too closely, but when I read this it struck close to home.  My stepdaughter and her husband (he's a Brit) both work in the financial sector for a London based company.  I'll have to search or ask my wife if she remembers the name of the company (she won't).  He has been in the US for at least 10 years working for them.  He started in Minneapolis and then was moved to southern California.  For the last 8 years or so he has been working in Boston.  Three days ago they flew to London as he is having meetings there this week and then they will spend the holidays with his parents.  When they visited us last month they told us they were considering relocating to England and had gotten the OK to do so.  Right now they have decided to wait until he gets his US citizenship so it will be easier to move bck to the US if they decide to.  Currently he has a green card and we all know what will happen if they move to England to live and work. 
 
Would be funny if it were the same company!  LOL

LSD?

Oh poop, you are in trouble now...LOL

Sorry to hear about your migraines.  My wife has been plagued with migraines for most of her life, and the worthless neurologist we had gone to several years ago said they were just typical migraines and she would just have to deal with it!  Her migraines usually start with a very distinct and exaggerated sense of smell,  and then the horrible super sensativity to light and sound along with nausea and vomiting.  Imitrex was of limited help.  She would spend a couple of days in bed with the room dark and cold.  After that she was wiped out for a few days.  About 2 years ago it had gotten so bad that she was having terrible migraines almost weekly.  A couple of doctors I know suggested we go to Miami for help.  Ended up at the Miami Headache Institute  The doctor was great and did a lot of testing.  Diagnosis was spinal stenosis C5, C6, C7 as the main cause.  He treated her with stem cell injections in the back of her neck and head.  Quite painful, but the results have been remarkable.  Now it's no more than one much milder migraine per month.  She still gets some headaches and they seem to be starting from a couple of trigger points in her neck and back.  We are working on that.  If she will let me I want to inject a mixture of botox and lidocaine in those area and see how that works.

Just an FYI.  "So I can get a green card" may not be the best answer.

Just an FYI.  "So I can get a green card" may not be the best answer.

Just an FYI.  "So I can get a green card" may not be the best answer.

Just an FYI.  "So I can get a green card" may not be the best answer.

Not sure, but my experience has been the hotter they are the bigger pain in the but they tend to be.
 

Oh yeah, also Alex's ex.  Sorry, hard to keep this all straight.

The one that needs an American husband so she can leave Britian.
 
 

Oh poop, you are in trouble now...LOL

Sorry to hear about your migraines.  My wife has been plagued with migraines for most of her life, and the worthless neurologist we had gone to several years ago said they were just typical migraines and she would just have to deal with it!  Her migraines usually start with a very distinct and exaggerated sense of smell,  and then the horrible super sensativity to light and sound along with nausea and vomiting.  Imitrex was of limited help.  She would spend a couple of days in bed with the room dark and cold.  After that she was wiped out for a few days.  About 2 years ago it had gotten so bad that she was having terrible migraines almost weekly.  A couple of doctors I know suggested we go to Miami for help.  Ended up at the Miami Headache Institute  The doctor was great and did a lot of testing.  Diagnosis was spinal stenosis C5, C6, C7 as the main cause.  He treated her with stem cell injections in the back of her neck and head.  Quite painful, but the results have been remarkable.  Now it's no more than one much milder migraine per month.  She still gets some headaches and they seem to be starting from a couple of trigger points in her neck and back.  We are working on that.  If she will let me I want to inject a mixture of botox and lidocaine in those area and see how that works.

Not sure, but my experience has been the hotter they are the bigger pain in the but they tend to be.
 

I wonder how she would feel about living in Alaska?

Just an FYI.  "So I can get a green card" may not be the best answer.

Not sure, but my experience has been the hotter they are the bigger pain in the but they tend to be.
 

Not sure, but my experience has been the hotter they are the bigger pain in the but they tend to be.
 

Looks like UT fans from Austin.

The one that needs an American husband so she can leave Britian.
 
 

Just an FYI.  "So I can get a green card" may not be the best answer.

Now teach them not to ####### all over the place.

I wonder how she would feel about living in Alaska?

I wonder how she would feel about living in Alaska?

kip?