Vacuous

 There's a novel or something, or maybe it's a movie,

"Clean mind" or something.

Well that was enough analogy, I'm erasing my blog and starting over.

I wrote this entry, left a few representative blog-entries from long ago, and discovered I'd erased the explanatory-blog explaining the emptiness of my blog.

Plus I cannot find the reference to my analogy, a Jim Carrey movie (oh, "spotless" comes to mind, waitasec)

2004, and most of you were born in 1994, and Mom wouldn't have taken you to a drama like that when you were 10.

It was a movie about a guy whose life sucked so terribly bad, he had his mind erased so he could start over.

But Fate (God, the writer of the movie) had determined his life should suck, no matter what.

Remember "Vanilla Sky?"

Another movie Mom would never have taken you to see (Writers must've been depressed back then.)

Anyway, referring to this blog, it gets too big to sort, to filter.

I can't make older-better entries come before the silly-insignificant ones, and today I needed to erase a photo but could not find it.

So *fine*.

All gone, All clean, vacuous and naïve all over again.

Good Morning, Dr. Chandra

a more pertinent subject this afternoon:

Geez, "weeks"? "Months"? It only started today, maybe it's not (whatever they're selling)

..." had completely disappeared after 1 week of ramosetron treatment. To date, he has a bowel movement frequency of 4–5 soft stools per day followed by constipation for 4 days."

ramosetron - Google Search

My insurance-formulary is something I need to look up before I rant any further.

Formulary: "RamoWHUT?"

"Have you ever tried "Alosetron"?

"death"? (O geez)

I'm not sure what to make of this next bullshit site...Anyway, yesterday's trauma was caused most probably by Palm Oil, despite the incredible bullshit following.

I mean, who'm I gonna believe, my stomach or this shite-site?

Palm Oil , Refined Oil and Allergies | BestFoodFacts.org

An extremely vague site, 12 Common Causes of Diarrhea Most People Don’t Know - Healthy Gut Company has at least one commenter ("Karla") who has my symptoms, and the advice-giver says "See a doctor."

Well, DUH

But in my area, doctors know very little (nothing?) about stomachs, or

They're not paid enough to do much about it.

First read this brought to you by the vitamin-people, then read what comes after it:

(or not, because it's all very wordy:

A little melatonin might be nice, too much (like in a pill from CVS) could be harmful) :