Just home taking a break from sitting with dh in hospital. About 1:30 this am he woke me up saying he had terrible pain and then we realized he was hemmoraging big time! We thought it might be related to the colonoscopy but it didn't seem likely since he's been functioning ok since he had it. He was hot and clammy and weak. Our son took us to the hospital, his labs were ok, but his orthostatic BPs dropped quite a bit so they have been monitoring him and hydrating him. The doctor said he can't be sure but suspects it is the diverticula that suddenly started bleeding...said fairly common to see in ER. I think he's on his last IV bag now though and was upgraded from his clear liquid late breakfast to a soft diabetic lunch. I left after his lunch and am hoping he is resting. I was so tired early this am but have perked up now, but am going to try and get more sleep soon. Funny thing is they put him in isolation to rule out C Diff....we weren't told this or if they told him while I was gone, he didn't catch it. He still has a hard time hearing/understanding the yournger people and these days they ALL seem young to us! Anyway when I came back, he's lying there wondering why everyone is wearing the extra gowns over their regular uniforms!
Karen3 - Usually if it is diverticulosis there is no pain and many people don't even know they have them. 50% over 50 have them and it rises to about 85% by age 80. However, apparently they can still bleed at that point. diverticulitis is when they become inflamed and/or infected (like mine were). That of course is more dangerous.
Bobbi - you delete programs on your laptop the same as desk top, however sounds like you didn't actually download it anyway so you are fine. To me MFP is the best of it's kind I've found and I've tried most of them, but like the others say everyones needs and expectations are different.
Robin - Of course you can join us! Glad to have you!
Jess - In my early days in computing (started 1994) I did the same thing...deleting without realizing what I was doing, so I have learned the hard way too! Kind of the story of my life come to think of it!

Ever spill liquid into your keyboard?...I did. And of course, in my vast wisdom I wiped it off and then tried to type. Don't do that! Fortunately I had a service agreement on it and although because it was my fault they weren't supposed to send me a new keyboard they did then told me next time, quickly turn over the keyboard so it can dry out as they wouldn't pay for another one. Do not type, just let it dry for several hours or overnight preferably. See what I mean about how I learn.. Hope you have a fun weekend!
Hi to everyone else. I'm going to try to get that nap now.