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Perilymphatic Fistula And Lasix Treatment

Posted by Matt posted this at 9pm on 08/04/08 in home life. (22 comments)

Perilymphatic fistula and lasix treatment, I knocked out a wall. Well, I widened a doorway. Okay - I supervised the widening of a doorway.

When we first looked at this house, I wasn't sold on it almost entirely because of the small eat-in kitchen. We would turn the formal dining room into a study, which meant all of our meals and entertaining would be done in an awkwardly small breakfast nook, prescription lasix. The door to the garage also opens into the nook™, which meant we'd need to shimmy around the table every time we were coming or going, perilymphatic fistula and lasix treatment.

Then one of us (exactly who is up for debate) had a stroke of genius. "What if we knock out the wall between the living room and the nook™?"

Can we do that. Well, we did ... with the expert help of two men, each with two first names. Perilymphatic fistula and lasix treatment, Scott Allen and Randal Daniel made the following photos possible. Iv lasix drip calculation, To be sure, there is still some finishing work to be done. I still need to put up the casing, the trim, and texture the drywall.

These are quick photomerges (a bunch of shots stitched together). So if things look a little off-kilter, that's not our house, lasix waterpill, it's my lazy Photoshop skillz.

Kitchen Before

Kitchen After

Living room Before

Living room After

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  1. Brandi

    Wow, I’m impressed! It looks great! What a difference! I’m so happy for you guys! Can’t wait to visit. I will be in town the last week in August so maybe I can stop by to say hello!
    brandi

  2. Kerry Gibson

    Wow! It looks like y’all did more than just knock out a wall! What a transformation.

    I think I caught you off guard Sunday at church…sorry!

    I’m anxious to learn how close we are to one another now…

  3. Debbie

    Wow! What a difference. Great idea. The paint in the living room really brightens things up.

  4. rachel

    um… I”ll follow the trend:

    Wow!! It looks amazing. Seriously – great great job.

  5. shawnda

    YAY!!!!!! I’ve totally been missing you! I hear you, Kristin, are twittering now : ) I know it’s been crazy w/ the move and such!!! I LOVE seeing pics!!!!! Been waiting for these!!! ; ) The updates look GREAT!!!!!!

  6. Laurie Cuchens

    So great!! I love the painting of the wall paneling. It’s like a home makeover show. I’m sure ya’ll are really digging the space! Can’t wait to have a playdate in your first house!!

  7. danielle

    awesome job. wow…that living room is TRANSFORMED! you guys are little home improvement geniuses.

  8. Jared

    Wow, dude! That looks really good. Congrats on the whole buying your first house thing, too. I aspire to your achievement.

  9. Matt

    @all – thanks for the compliments. regarding the painting, flooring and other improvements – having a wife who majored in home Furnishings Merchandising (srsly) is really paying off ;)

  10. Jennifer

    It’s like a webisode edition of home makeover. You two are pros! Looks very welcoming (hint, hint) and bright with sunshine :)

  11. Jessica

    Nice. Welcome Home.

  12. Lee Ann

    That is a huge difference. It looks like a new house. And what a great space for your family to live and play in. Y’all did a great job! And since I’m not very original, it looks awesome!

  13. Nathan Smith

    You guys have really transformed an ordinary house into a beautiful home. Congrats on all the hard work paying off!

  14. Matt

    It has definitely been hard work and I just need to shout out to Scott Allen one more time. He’s put a lot of time into helping us and continues to offer his handyman … hand. Being a first-time home-owner who can barely hammer a nail, I could not have done this without him.

  15. Matt

    Oh yes – I failed to mention that my father-in-law, Jim,pretty much installed our entire floor on his own, fixed a number of plumbing issues, installed motion sensors on our out-side lights, lent me innumerable saws (which I have yet to return), and recently offered to give me a full-body swedish massage with oil and everything. So we’re in good hands.

  16. Molly

    Looks amazing!!! No offense to Matt, but knowing how visually visionary Kristin is kind of makes me think she might have had the idea. ;-)

    But no matter whose idea it really was, you guys should come over to my house and help with our remodel.

  17. Kristin

    Thanks Molly. I think it might have been me too…but didn’t want to say it first :)

  18. Kristin

    Thanks to everyone who commented. I can’t wait until all of the boxes are unpacked, pictures are up, rooms are done, etc. We’ll post the pictures of finished projects sometime this year :)

  19. Bre Taylor

    Looks great you guys!!

  20. Tracey Fields

    that looks amazing!!

  21. David Campbell

    now that is pretty cool! The house looks great!

  22. Kevin

    Wow.. looking good! Very impressive.

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