Recent content by goddessinsecta

Pardon me if this has been addressed before. Lots of coverage has been given to the fact that Elizabeth looked physically (as well as mentally, of course) fragile and had lost a significant amount of weight in the roughly 38 days they were on the loose. But what about Tad? I wonder if he lost a...

So very, very happy. But now the hard part begins.

There are many kinds of blood pressure meds. Depending on the severity of Tad's condition, it could be very dangerous to come off then suddenly. However, if he is dieting and losing a lot of weight, he could be halving the pills to make them last twice as long. Then he could use natural remedies...

He is selective with the Ten Commandments he feels like following and plays it hard and fast with some of the teachings of Christ as well. He's broken most of the Ten Commandments at this point; adding murder to himself or--I am NOT going there----he may just not care about that one so much...

Yes, I was wondering how Tad would look if he shaved his head billiard-ball bald and got rid of all facial hair as well? I think his look would be startlingly different. Nobody has seen him without facial hair, much less with a bald head!

My question: can this reward money be claimed by, and rewarded to, a foreign national who provides the definitive info that leads to Tad and Elizabeth's capture? This is an obscene amount of money to someone in Central America.

Not if he sings while he works.

Do you think that TC expected his wife to divorce him after he absconded with Elizabeth? I do. I wonder if he is doing his best to stay ahead of everyone until Elizabeth has her 16th birthday in May, and then marry? I also read that in some cases, pregnancy can also change the age requirement!

Okay, I took the Tad Cummins musical challenge ten minutes ago and listened to THAT SONG. Musically and lyrically, it sounds like a 14-year old wrote it. The lyrics are trite, overused phrases that are clumsily constructed. "I could swim for a thousand years in the oceans inside your eyes and...

Yes, they are fiendishly expensive for a one-time use. Even if they had an Rx, they could not afford these for long. Thanks for the current pricing! They have gone up since I last checked.

Sorry, this is in answer to KKearns' reply that Elizabeth uses an Epi-Pen for her wheat allergies.

You are right! I was just thinking that if all they had was the pen, that that would be gone soon, and then what?

Yes, you are right! TC has got a sensitive plant on his hands. She is delicate and needs both her Epi-Pen and inhalers for her breathing attacks. Depending on use, these medications could be gone soon and force a trip to the store.

An Epi-Pen is an extreme---and extremely expensive---way to control a simple asthma attack. My sweet husband could have three major asthma attacks in a day. The Epi-Pen releases enough epinephrine that you'll be feeling it for up to a couple hours. It stresses the heart, too. Usually an...

What I am wondering is if she uses an OTC inhaler or a prescription inhaler. That can make a big difference if she needs an Rx inhaler and he has to make do with cranberry infusions or some such natural remedy! My hubby has had severe asthma that required multiple hospitalizations and still...