I figured this would get weighed in on from that angle, lest we not forget our rights. Thanks Rick, can't agree more on that.
I take the stand of taking care of ones self and respecting ones self, relative to this conversation, and its impact on the health system, aside from the main point of this post, I have digressed on the subject to make a point that so many people just don't care.
I have a relative, who was a pilot in WWII, he survived, he does not speak of those experiences, though I've asked him what he flew, fighters and B29's, had a chance to bring it up because a B17 flew over the farm one day. I was not sure if it was ok to ask but did anyway, I have a lot of respect for him for many reasons and one is the way he lives. This man has always taken care of himself, he's about to turn 90, and is very healthy, might be genes might be respect for himself, he can still ride horses, drives daily and is as agile as most of us, though he's slowed down, he lives a quality life and its great to speak with him, he too likes mechanical things, but more so cars, classics and older ones, he told me how frequent rebuilds were and valve jobs were back in the 30's etc. He's pretty good on a tractor too ! He drinks beer still, but if you have supper with him, you know he respects himself and does what he can in a sensible way. Probably genes but he sure has done well in life, so many others could help themselves do the same.
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