WOW JD Seller you really have had a tough patch. I sympathize! All at once WOW! About your wife and the hip not healing right. Now's the time to demonstrate that you kow how to be an As* H**l@. Telling you that to get used to it is a cop out. From your posts I know you know how so be one. Little thing going on in my life for example. Eye doctor has been hinting around that I have something wrong with my eyes for couple of months, let's do this experiment or that one. Finally I just looked at him and said I have glacoma don't? "Yes" I just got really serious looked him straight in the eye and said so what are we going to do--going blind is NOT an option. At first he looked at me kinda shocked then he starts looking anywhere but at me and finally says these drops are the only thing we can do. Both my parents had glacoma, Dad did the drops Mom refused--she went blind Dad didn't. Dad also had cateracts (sp) and the drops stop when he had the cateracts fixed. Asked the doctor about that--yes we can fix the pressure issue when we are in there. So when are we doing that? He smiled a little and said in about 2 years when we are sure the drops are controlling the pressure. That's the path.
The morale is: be firm, don't give up, don't let the doctors give up even to being as A-H*le if necessary. You can do it!
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