touching base

[wall...@yahoo.com]

been awhile, so checking how things are. all is fine, here.

you friend,
bob

[Glen Cleeton]

Rodger Dodger

I still monitor the group. I moved and landed close to where I had been. Whittled down by bone infections, I lost another toe in February. As load and pressures change, I now have another problem child that began as a blood blister. My move lasted for more than three months. The move was from one village to another in Burrillville. Assimilating into apt life is a real change. On the down side, lost me mum the same weekend I moved. H. P. Lovecraft wrote a story mentioing this village. The Horror at Red Hook.

Zonker >I had mistakingly labeled the story in my files as composed by Poe.

[wall...@yahoo.com]

sorry to hear about your loss. aging carries it's share of burdens. have been fortunate to only cope with diabetes. may things get better for you!!
your friend,
bob

[Glen Cleeton]

I'm still fairly new to the aging thing but mine has been going on longer than I accept the truths. As one generation passes by, another blossoms and flourishes as best we can. My mum left four generations to remember her. I am not sure how soon there will be five generations going again. If so, I'll be another decade or so older if I am to see. One great niece has a brood of four going and a great nephew about to be a dad.

I am ever wary of type 2. Although I was put on metformin at one point, diet had reversed the numbers. Some years ago when I was doing the hyperbaric treatments, I had to dump the metformin and had to gobble glucose tablets just to get up to 120, even after a meal. No meter here but I suppose I should have one. I also lost weighht during that treatment period and would gladly now hop in a tube for a couple of hours a day.

Zonker >if it's not one thing, it's another