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To: Smiling Bob who wrote (89431)	4/23/2013 6:31:59 PM
From: LTK007	1 Recommendation Respond to of 119362

Ha! Actually i have been removing ignores---i'm down to 124 from 177(VBG:) Plus i keep set to" ignore-off"; i just don't fight it anymore, except that recent case with PogoMacaroni:) Seeing i will be 72 quite soon, i live each day as if my last---i have no fear as i have been at death's door about 5 times in my life---oddly that destroys fear of death.(i worry now about longetivity, as my Cardio-Pulmunary system is A-1(99% On Blood Carrying Oxygen.Plus 65 at rest) My most likely cause of death at this time would be Malignant Melanoma--which i survived a serious case , but keep getting new ones, that we remove fast( removed while "in sito", the technical term) But there is no fighting the aches and pains and body slowly degenerating--its a drag, as they say) BTW: Richie was struck down with kidney disease about 3 years ago, and was a major factor to his being hit with a heart attack. Regards do i have 20 in me? i HOPE not--my Mom lived to 90, but from 85-90 it was hell. Studs Terkel, who lived to i believe 97, said don't anyone tell you living that long is fun--it ain't, its enduring misery. But then you have types like Pete Seegar, who is still pretty vigorous at 93--he is the exception.Later.Max