Posted by Roy Suomi on October 04, 2013 at 18:52:11 from (76.190.218.183):
Well, I had to roll my toolbox out of the shop last week.. My back has given out due to all the years of "busting a$$" working on heavy equipment.. My surgeon has me going in on Wednesday the 9th for vertebrae fusing and rods....Just turned 62 and not eligible for SS Disability since I haven't worked in the system for the last 10 years.. Peanuts is what I'll be paid on a regular 62 retirement.. Peanuts is what I'm making on PERS retirement after health insurance is taken out.... Not to mention the rumdums at the township I used to work at... They now have me fired from my job at the excavating company.. I called my boss today to ask if I had missed something at our last meeting a couple of days ago.. I thought everything was very cordial and went very well.. He laughed..." Hey , If they're talking about you , they're leaving me alone".. If you are able to , there are still 2 more Cat 3456 diesels to rebuild and a 936-G compactor transmission to rebuild.. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that everything goes well.. Thanks guys.. Roy
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