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|    Message 487 of 538    |
|    Daryl Stout to Don Lowery    |
|    Re: Health Update    |
|    27 Jun 20 15:16:00    |
      TZUTC: -0500       MSGID: 16.fidonet-survivor@1:19/33 235d0199       REPLY: 1:340/1000 31247ba9       PID: Synchronet 3.18a-Win32 Jun 19 2020 MSC        TID: SBBSecho 3.11-Win32 r3.173 Jun 19 2020 MSC 1925       CHRS: ASCII 1       Don,               DL> Having been alone for decades...this never bothered me. What surprised        DL> me was when co-workers/friends came to visit me.               What was strange is that before I got married, I was happy being single.       Then, when I got married over 17 years ago, I was happy. But, after being       a widower over 13 years, while I'm busier than I was when I was married,       some days, it does get awfully lonely. At this stage of life, so many       folks have "too much baggage and drama" to deal with...and I don't want,       or need that.               DL> Good to hear!               I'm hoping to get the one night stay written off. Since I basically       have no family locally (my brother is in worse physical shape than I       am, and I nearly suffocate around him, as he smokes and drinks), and        all my friends work, and have families, it's difficult to get a ride       to and from the facility, but impossible to get someone to stay with       me overnight at the house. Both parents are dead and gone now.               DL> The last 1 you mentioned was something else men should be tested for as        DL> well.               I know a male ham radio operator who is a breast cancer survivor.        While not as common as breast cancer in women, it does occur in men.               DL> Had friends with this & it's worse. My kidney stones the 1st time would        DL> beat both of these.               One woman told me that she would rather have quintuplets (5 at once),       in hard labor, with no anesthesia or epidural...than 1 kidney stone.       That pretty much sums it up.               Another woman told me "If we women can pass a kid, you men can pass       a kidney stone". I told her "But, unlike the female cervix, the male       penis can NOT dialate".               DS> "Not quite". When she talked to her Mom (who's black, and her Dad is        DS> white...but they're both a couple of nuts |
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