On Tue Nov-22-2011 16:31, Roy Witt (1:387/22) wrote to Roger Nelson:   
      
    RW> 20 Nov 11 08:11, Roger Nelson wrote to Roy Witt:   
      
    RW>> OK. I had a friend in high school who walked and rode with a leg   
    RW>> brace. He had polio as a child and it left him with two weak legs,   
    RW>> but only one needed to be braced, I guess.   
      
    RN> I missed that, but my sister-in-law had it when she was younger.   
      
    RW> It was rampant all around me and I happened to survive until Salk   
    RW> came out with his now famous Polio Vaccine, c1953/54.   
      
   I received what I thought was the Sabin vaccine in high school, but the dates   
   are wrong.  I was given an injection, which is the Salk vaccine, which was   
   introduced in 1952 (I think), but I couldn't have been in high school at that   
   time as I would have been in college and I know I didn't get it there.  So,   
   maybe I think what I received as a polio vacccine in high school was something   
   entirely.   
      
    RW> Not if you maintain a regimen of excercise. There is also    
    RW> testosterone enhancing drugs these days that help even men our age   
    RW> to regain some of that youthful vigor we had in our 30s and 40s.   
      
   I discovered that the last time I went to my doctor for a shot (I forget what   
   for), it was a steroid of some kind.  (-:   
      
    RW> I peruse that list everyday for a Tahoe. Haven't found one decent   
    RW> enough to sink a few thousand into yet.   
      
   I've got a '99 Yukon here, but it drives and rides so nice, I'm not willing to   
   part with it because I may tire of the Mercedes-Benz.  I'm shopping around for   
   a radio w/CD player for the Benz right now.   
      
      
   Regards,   
      
   Roger    
   --- timEd/386 1.10.y2k+   
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