60+ year old thread.

The wife went in to get an MRI after the biopsy was refused. She has a "spiculated" mass on the right side, which is the same thing she had on the left side a couple of years ago. Our personal doc wanted a biopsy but the specialists say it's not necessary. Makes me a little nervous but the wife seems satisfied and takes it as good news.

 

Some of us joined TW in our 40s or 50s... getting old happens!
I think I joined when I discovered this forum, in 2009, just before buying my third new Taco O.R. 4x4
I am 67, currently and can't wait to get back to camping and four wheeling (as soon as I am healed from my back surgery)!

 

Good for you... It isn't about changing your diet as much as it is about eating smaller quantities of food. I also just didn't want to drink soda pop any more, except for rare times or rum & cokes, lol. Don't eat anything after 8 pm and the earlier you have dinner, the better. Breakfast is now rare for me, too. Good thing with the cost of eggs over $7/ dozen!

 

Nice introduction! Everyone should do the same (IMO)!
>Turn 68 in September
>Retired at 62 from my irrigation business
>Married, 2 kids (mine) and 3 (hers), all have one and one has two, for a total of 6 grandkids (ages 3-14)
>I continue to write about history and travel in Baja California, Mexico... as I have for ages.
>Not a big drinker, rum & vodka mixed drinks, Tecate Light and other Mexican beers, Pinot grigio and other wines, etc.
See my website for examples of my writing, history, and travel aids: https://vivabaja.com/

 

had some issues come up in my lungs as a result of acid reflux from my chemo that are now resolving then the beginning of the month when I was getting back to walking again I got rearended on the 56... ugh so need to get that back back in order. did .44 mile walk at TPSB last week. Felt like I over did it with my back. there now watching the waves by chair 4. my place to go to relax and reflect.

 

Good to hear

 

I over did it with my back too during routine exercise, it tame the flaring down by wrap it with the heat/cold gel pack

 

watching this video reminds me of watching my favorite drag racing class at OCIR which was Modified Production . Side stepping the clutch that had a 50lbs flywheel at 10k rpm

https://youtu.be/TK3QMaa-a3k?si=pnSHiJt-UIx5l8wA

 

Looks like quite a handful to get down the track!

 

That's how you launched a manual transmission car at the dragstrip up until the mid 80's . The idea was to build heat into the flywheel and clutch so it'll grab hard on the launch . Also they used to test launch to find an area of the starting line to find the best traction

 

evening gang

Hope she got some answers.

 

Wife's specialist visit went well. Drug store doesn't have the medication he prescribed... which tells me it's going to be expensive. Have to wait for that.
An idiot hit her car in the clinic parking lot. We also have that to deal with.

 

Definitely Excessive..
IIRC Our locals started a one or two dry hop rule with no backup.
Guys would do that and bore the hell out of the spectators.
“Like, TAKE OFF ALREADY..”

 

Good morning all. Had to jump start my other half's daughter yesterday afternoon. Reminded me that my jump pack should be recharged, friendly reminder for those who carry one to check it if you haven't done so recently.

 

Can't like this Mark . Hope the new med helps your wife (when they get it in).
Dp they have a camera in the clinic parking lot? Most businesses do anymore. I would love to catch some of the SOBs that hit and run. Good luck with dealing with the car issue

 

Good Morning gang

Have a good day

 

I try to remember once a month.
TRY is operative word.

 

I shoot for every 3 months. I also try to run it down some first by using it first to recharge my phone or some other device. I just figured let my use of one serve to remind everybody else before they might need theirs.

 

Good Morning

 

Morning everyone that’s slightly over 29