Jimmy,
That is great news. Now we are going to expect a good fishing report from
Philmont.
Mike
On Wed, Oct 9, 2013 at 4:25 PM, Allan Fish afi...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
HOT DANG!
Glad to FINALLY hear some encouraging news. Hope it keeps getting better
- and rapidly.
Al
On 10/9/13
Sounds like things are doing much better, and I hope you enjoyed the
swap as much as we all enjoyed taking part.
Peggy
On 10/9/2013 11:31 AM, Jimmy D. Moore wrote:
Good morning VFB'ers! Things are much better with me. Getting used to
the ankle/
foot brace on my right foot, which improves my
Same here, Jimmy. Great to her you're on the mend and have some fishing to
look forward to.
I think we'll be looking for some posts here from you also.
VFB is on life support right now.
A few lifers are supporting it still.
DOnO
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From: Peggy Brenner
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Hi Jimmy D you old fart, it's good to hear from you! wink, wink, nod, nod , say
no more!
Neville (Nev) Gosling
Greater Vancouver
BC Canada
The Enbridge pipeline is a project so toxic that it brings global shame to
Canada.
Good morning VFB'ers! Things are much better with me. Getting
I'm not normally one to post every medical situation here, but this one is
sorta' tying related.
About 5 weeks ago I started feeling pretty down- not sick, but just really
dragging, like the energy button was set on 2 out of 10. Went on a 3-week
trip and developed the tell-tale symptoms of
Good to hear that you are doing better. I know what it is to be down and not
be able to do anything.
I did get to tie last weekend at the local FFF Fly Fair for a few hours each
day.
Tony
On Thursday, October 10, 2013 1:09 PM, Don Ordes f...@tribcsp.com wrote:
I'm not normally one to post
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Don: Glad to hear ya got better. Man.. 700?? That could have killed you, or
at least put you into a coma. You were VERY lucky. Do you just have to watch
what ya eat now, or take insulin. I know that insulin is a bummer. I had a
brother in law (who finally died from uncontroled diabetes at only
Listen to your wife to keep the blood sugar at a good level. Dr. D will mess
you up and Veronica is looking for your life insurance.
Rick
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Ain't that the truth.?
Neville (Nev) Gosling
Greater Vancouver
On 2013-10-10, at 2:27 PM, Rick Zieger wrote:
Dr. D will mess you up and Veronica is looking for your life insurance.
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Hey Don O:
I've been there and done that back in 1982. I had exactly the same symptoms and
was drinking more soft drinks (with associated sugar) to quench my unquenchable
thirst. This of course made matters worse and I started to get blurred vision
like you. Initially I was on one shot of
Hey Don, I know I missed you in WY last week.But take care of your
health first.
Don't fool around with diabetes, my Dad was a insulin dependent one for
35 years and he only made it to 55, steady consistent exercise is what
really does the trick, along with diet and meds. And getting your
Hi Don,
I was diagnosed with Type II diabetes in 1989 - 3 years after retiring
from the Army. And I hear you loud and clear. And most assuredly,
life goes on; it certainly can be dealt with. Diet, exercise (and I
don't mean running marathons) and medication can keep your blood sugars
under
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