Wanting something a bit cheaper to run around in and easier to
maneuver:
https://www.carmax.com/car/23195286
It's already reserved, so don't any of you try to buy it out from
under me!
Had a cardiac catheter ablation performed past Monday. All went well.
I know that pisses off Donnie, but what can I say? I got four free
ambulance rides since 1 June for SVT episodes. Shit - no more of
those!
Oh, and the meningioma in the center of my cute little brain,
discovered about a year ago, has not grown. That means it's probably
not a cancerous tumor, which will really break Donnie's heart.
I'm going in Monday for a cystoscopy. That may well be followed by
prostate surgery of some sort. Been there and done that with pills.
About six months ago, I mentioned to my doc that the bottom of my feet
felt 'numb' or like one huge callous. He diagnosed peripheral
neuropathy, later proved by a nerve guy. Sorry Donnie, this is
probably not going to do me in any time soon.
Got a shot in the palm just below the left ring finger yesterday. Had
a bad case of stenosing tenovaginitis. That makes the six shot I've
had for that problem in the past 8 -10 years. So far no surgery has
been required. But the shot hurts like hell! No, Donnie, stenosing tenovaginitis is not fatal. Sorry!
The same ortho surgeon says it's not yet time to operate on the
Dupuytren’s contracture which has been developing in both hands for
the past several years. Will consider surgery when I can't grasp a
steering wheel or golf club or any other thing you wrap your hand
around (grin!). Nope Donnie, not fatal either!
Second-to-lastly, the latest MRI showed that the nodules in each lung
are still right at 5mm in diameter. That is *really* good news!
They've been that size for about 20 years now. Sorry, Donnie. I'm sure
you had your hopes up!
Binocular diplopia cause by a weakend extraocular muscle in the right
eye is a huge pain in the ass! The vision is correctable with prisms,
but the prism angle has exceeded Costco's ability to provide lenses.
That sucks. Lenses are now much more expensive. But, Donnie, this
condition is not life-threating either! Too sad. Biggly sad.
There, now you know! :>)
Wanting something a bit cheaper to run around in and easier to
maneuver:
https://www.carmax.com/car/23195286
It's already reserved, so don't any of you try to buy it out from
under me!
Had a cardiac catheter ablation performed past Monday. All went well.
I know that pisses off Donnie, but what can I say? I got four free
ambulance rides since 1 June for SVT episodes. Shit - no more of
those!
Oh, and the meningioma in the center of my cute little brain,
discovered about a year ago, has not grown. That means it's probably
not a cancerous tumor, which will really break Donnie's heart.
I'm going in Monday for a cystoscopy. That may well be followed by
prostate surgery of some sort. Been there and done that with pills.
About six months ago, I mentioned to my doc that the bottom of my feet
felt 'numb' or like one huge callous. He diagnosed peripheral
neuropathy, later proved by a nerve guy. Sorry Donnie, this is
probably not going to do me in any time soon.
Got a shot in the palm just below the left ring finger yesterday. Had
a bad case of stenosing tenovaginitis. That makes the six shot I've
had for that problem in the past 8 -10 years. So far no surgery has
been required. But the shot hurts like hell! No, Donnie, stenosing >tenovaginitis is not fatal. Sorry!
The same ortho surgeon says it's not yet time to operate on the
Dupuytren’s contracture which has been developing in both hands for
the past several years. Will consider surgery when I can't grasp a
steering wheel or golf club or any other thing you wrap your hand
around (grin!). Nope Donnie, not fatal either!
Second-to-lastly, the latest MRI showed that the nodules in each lung
are still right at 5mm in diameter. That is *really* good news!
They've been that size for about 20 years now. Sorry, Donnie. I'm sure
you had your hopes up!
Binocular diplopia cause by a weakend extraocular muscle in the right
eye is a huge pain in the ass! The vision is correctable with prisms,
but the prism angle has exceeded Costco's ability to provide lenses.
That sucks. Lenses are now much more expensive. But, Donnie, this
condition is not life-threating either! Too sad. Biggly sad.
There, now you know! :>)
Wanting something a bit cheaper to run around in and easier to
maneuver:
https://www.carmax.com/car/23195286
It's already reserved, so don't any of you try to buy it out from
under me!
Had a cardiac catheter ablation performed past Monday. All went well.
I know that pisses off Donnie, but what can I say? I got four free
ambulance rides since 1 June for SVT episodes. Shit - no more of
those!
Oh, and the meningioma in the center of my cute little brain,
discovered about a year ago, has not grown. That means it's probably
not a cancerous tumor, which will really break Donnie's heart.
I'm going in Monday for a cystoscopy. That may well be followed by
prostate surgery of some sort. Been there and done that with pills.
About six months ago, I mentioned to my doc that the bottom of my feet
felt 'numb' or like one huge callous. He diagnosed peripheral
neuropathy, later proved by a nerve guy. Sorry Donnie, this is
probably not going to do me in any time soon.
Got a shot in the palm just below the left ring finger yesterday. Had
a bad case of stenosing tenovaginitis. That makes the six shot I've
had for that problem in the past 8 -10 years. So far no surgery has
been required. But the shot hurts like hell! No, Donnie, stenosing tenovaginitis is not fatal. Sorry!
The same ortho surgeon says it's not yet time to operate on the Dupuytren’s contracture which has been developing in both hands for
the past several years. Will consider surgery when I can't grasp a
steering wheel or golf club or any other thing you wrap your hand
around (grin!). Nope Donnie, not fatal either!
Second-to-lastly, the latest MRI showed that the nodules in each lung
are still right at 5mm in diameter. That is *really* good news!
They've been that size for about 20 years now. Sorry, Donnie. I'm sure
you had your hopes up!
Binocular diplopia cause by a weakend extraocular muscle in the right
eye is a huge pain in the ass! The vision is correctable with prisms,
but the prism angle has exceeded Costco's ability to provide lenses.
That sucks. Lenses are now much more expensive. But, Donnie, this
condition is not life-threating either! Too sad. Biggly sad.
There, now you know! :>)
On 7/23/2022 12:16 PM, John H wrote:
Wanting something a bit cheaper to run around in and easier to
maneuver:
https://www.carmax.com/car/23195286
It's already reserved, so don't any of you try to buy it out from
under me!
Had a cardiac catheter ablation performed past Monday. All went well.
I know that pisses off Donnie, but what can I say? I got four free
ambulance rides since 1 June for SVT episodes. Shit - no more of
those!
Oh, and the meningioma in the center of my cute little brain,
discovered about a year ago, has not grown. That means it's probably
not a cancerous tumor, which will really break Donnie's heart.
I'm going in Monday for a cystoscopy. That may well be followed by
prostate surgery of some sort. Been there and done that with pills.
About six months ago, I mentioned to my doc that the bottom of my feet
felt 'numb' or like one huge callous. He diagnosed peripheral
neuropathy, later proved by a nerve guy. Sorry Donnie, this is
probably not going to do me in any time soon.
Got a shot in the palm just below the left ring finger yesterday. Had
a bad case of stenosing tenovaginitis. That makes the six shot I've
had for that problem in the past 8 -10 years. So far no surgery has
been required. But the shot hurts like hell! No, Donnie, stenosing
tenovaginitis is not fatal. Sorry!
The same ortho surgeon says it's not yet time to operate on the
Dupuytrens contracture which has been developing in both hands for
the past several years. Will consider surgery when I can't grasp a
steering wheel or golf club or any other thing you wrap your hand
around (grin!). Nope Donnie, not fatal either!
Second-to-lastly, the latest MRI showed that the nodules in each lung
are still right at 5mm in diameter. That is *really* good news!
They've been that size for about 20 years now. Sorry, Donnie. I'm sure
you had your hopes up!
Binocular diplopia cause by a weakend extraocular muscle in the right
eye is a huge pain in the ass! The vision is correctable with prisms,
but the prism angle has exceeded Costco's ability to provide lenses.
That sucks. Lenses are now much more expensive. But, Donnie, this
condition is not life-threating either! Too sad. Biggly sad.
There, now you know! :>)
John, you might want to do a little research on Carmax. I recently
saw a news report about a class action lawsuit because Carmax
reportedly was selling unsafe cars among other accusations
of fraudulent business practices. Worth checking, I think.
As to the rest of your "medical" reports ... sucks getting old, huh?
Glad to see nothing overly major or life threatening.
I have a mild issue with Dupuytrens contracture also commonly
referred to as "Viking's Disease" because early investigation
led to a belief that it is most prevalent in people of
Scandinavian decent. That belief has been pretty much disproved
now-a-days but it is often still called Viking's disease.
My mild contracture affects my left pinky finger and I cannot
straighten it out. I can feel and see the tendon callouses that cause
it in my hand. Fortunately, all it really affects is my ability to play
a guitar which is no great loss because I could never play
very well to begin with. :-)
On Saturday, 23 July 2022 at 13:16:44 UTC-3, John H wrote:
Wanting something a bit cheaper to run around in and easier to
maneuver:
https://www.carmax.com/car/23195286
It's already reserved, so don't any of you try to buy it out from
under me!
Had a cardiac catheter ablation performed past Monday. All went well.
I know that pisses off Donnie, but what can I say? I got four free
ambulance rides since 1 June for SVT episodes. Shit - no more of
those!
Oh, and the meningioma in the center of my cute little brain,
discovered about a year ago, has not grown. That means it's probably
not a cancerous tumor, which will really break Donnie's heart.
I'm going in Monday for a cystoscopy. That may well be followed by
prostate surgery of some sort. Been there and done that with pills.
About six months ago, I mentioned to my doc that the bottom of my feet
felt 'numb' or like one huge callous. He diagnosed peripheral
neuropathy, later proved by a nerve guy. Sorry Donnie, this is
probably not going to do me in any time soon.
Got a shot in the palm just below the left ring finger yesterday. Had
a bad case of stenosing tenovaginitis. That makes the six shot I've
had for that problem in the past 8 -10 years. So far no surgery has
been required. But the shot hurts like hell! No, Donnie, stenosing
tenovaginitis is not fatal. Sorry!
The same ortho surgeon says it's not yet time to operate on the
Dupuytrens contracture which has been developing in both hands for
the past several years. Will consider surgery when I can't grasp a
steering wheel or golf club or any other thing you wrap your hand
around (grin!). Nope Donnie, not fatal either!
Second-to-lastly, the latest MRI showed that the nodules in each lung
are still right at 5mm in diameter. That is *really* good news!
They've been that size for about 20 years now. Sorry, Donnie. I'm sure
you had your hopes up!
Binocular diplopia cause by a weakend extraocular muscle in the right
eye is a huge pain in the ass! The vision is correctable with prisms,
but the prism angle has exceeded Costco's ability to provide lenses.
That sucks. Lenses are now much more expensive. But, Donnie, this
condition is not life-threating either! Too sad. Biggly sad.
There, now you know! :>)
What was that old poem....
"and therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee.
On 7/23/2022 12:16 PM, John H wrote:
Wanting something a bit cheaper to run around in and easier to
maneuver:
https://www.carmax.com/car/23195286
It's already reserved, so don't any of you try to buy it out from
under me!
Had a cardiac catheter ablation performed past Monday. All went well.
I know that pisses off Donnie, but what can I say? I got four free ambulance rides since 1 June for SVT episodes. Shit - no more of
those!
Oh, and the meningioma in the center of my cute little brain,
discovered about a year ago, has not grown. That means it's probably
not a cancerous tumor, which will really break Donnie's heart.
I'm going in Monday for a cystoscopy. That may well be followed by prostate surgery of some sort. Been there and done that with pills.
About six months ago, I mentioned to my doc that the bottom of my feet felt 'numb' or like one huge callous. He diagnosed peripheral
neuropathy, later proved by a nerve guy. Sorry Donnie, this is
probably not going to do me in any time soon.
Got a shot in the palm just below the left ring finger yesterday. Had
a bad case of stenosing tenovaginitis. That makes the six shot I've
had for that problem in the past 8 -10 years. So far no surgery has
been required. But the shot hurts like hell! No, Donnie, stenosing tenovaginitis is not fatal. Sorry!
The same ortho surgeon says it's not yet time to operate on the Dupuytren’s contracture which has been developing in both hands for
the past several years. Will consider surgery when I can't grasp a steering wheel or golf club or any other thing you wrap your hand
around (grin!). Nope Donnie, not fatal either!
Second-to-lastly, the latest MRI showed that the nodules in each lung
are still right at 5mm in diameter. That is *really* good news!
They've been that size for about 20 years now. Sorry, Donnie. I'm sure
you had your hopes up!
Binocular diplopia cause by a weakend extraocular muscle in the right
eye is a huge pain in the ass! The vision is correctable with prisms,
but the prism angle has exceeded Costco's ability to provide lenses.
That sucks. Lenses are now much more expensive. But, Donnie, this condition is not life-threating either! Too sad. Biggly sad.
There, now you know! :>)John, you might want to do a little research on Carmax. I recently
saw a news report about a class action lawsuit because Carmax
reportedly was selling unsafe cars among other accusations
of fraudulent business practices. Worth checking, I think.
As to the rest of your "medical" reports ... sucks getting old, huh?
Glad to see nothing overly major or life threatening.
I have a mild issue with Dupuytren’s contracture also commonly
referred to as "Viking's Disease" because early investigation
led to a belief that it is most prevalent in people of
Scandinavian decent. That belief has been pretty much disproved
now-a-days but it is often still called Viking's disease.
My mild contracture affects my left pinky finger and I cannot
straighten it out. I can feel and see the tendon callouses that cause
it in my hand. Fortunately, all it really affects is my ability to play
a guitar which is no great loss because I could never play
very well to begin with. :-)
On Saturday, July 23, 2022 at 1:40:05 PM UTC-4, Mr. Luddite wrote:completely different company. Carvana was selling vehicles for which they did not yet have clear titles. This was causing huge delays in getting permanent registration (and titles) for the new owners.
On 7/23/2022 12:16 PM, John H wrote:===
Wanting something a bit cheaper to run around in and easier toJohn, you might want to do a little research on Carmax. I recently
maneuver:
https://www.carmax.com/car/23195286
It's already reserved, so don't any of you try to buy it out from
under me!
Had a cardiac catheter ablation performed past Monday. All went well.
I know that pisses off Donnie, but what can I say? I got four free
ambulance rides since 1 June for SVT episodes. Shit - no more of
those!
Oh, and the meningioma in the center of my cute little brain,
discovered about a year ago, has not grown. That means it's probably
not a cancerous tumor, which will really break Donnie's heart.
I'm going in Monday for a cystoscopy. That may well be followed by
prostate surgery of some sort. Been there and done that with pills.
About six months ago, I mentioned to my doc that the bottom of my feet
felt 'numb' or like one huge callous. He diagnosed peripheral
neuropathy, later proved by a nerve guy. Sorry Donnie, this is
probably not going to do me in any time soon.
Got a shot in the palm just below the left ring finger yesterday. Had
a bad case of stenosing tenovaginitis. That makes the six shot I've
had for that problem in the past 8 -10 years. So far no surgery has
been required. But the shot hurts like hell! No, Donnie, stenosing
tenovaginitis is not fatal. Sorry!
The same ortho surgeon says it's not yet time to operate on the
Dupuytren’s contracture which has been developing in both hands for
the past several years. Will consider surgery when I can't grasp a
steering wheel or golf club or any other thing you wrap your hand
around (grin!). Nope Donnie, not fatal either!
Second-to-lastly, the latest MRI showed that the nodules in each lung
are still right at 5mm in diameter. That is *really* good news!
They've been that size for about 20 years now. Sorry, Donnie. I'm sure
you had your hopes up!
Binocular diplopia cause by a weakend extraocular muscle in the right
eye is a huge pain in the ass! The vision is correctable with prisms,
but the prism angle has exceeded Costco's ability to provide lenses.
That sucks. Lenses are now much more expensive. But, Donnie, this
condition is not life-threating either! Too sad. Biggly sad.
There, now you know! :>)
saw a news report about a class action lawsuit because Carmax
reportedly was selling unsafe cars among other accusations
of fraudulent business practices. Worth checking, I think.
As to the rest of your "medical" reports ... sucks getting old, huh?
Glad to see nothing overly major or life threatening.
I have a mild issue with Dupuytren’s contracture also commonly
referred to as "Viking's Disease" because early investigation
led to a belief that it is most prevalent in people of
Scandinavian decent. That belief has been pretty much disproved
now-a-days but it is often still called Viking's disease.
My mild contracture affects my left pinky finger and I cannot
straighten it out. I can feel and see the tendon callouses that cause
it in my hand. Fortunately, all it really affects is my ability to play
a guitar which is no great loss because I could never play
very well to begin with. :-)
I've done several transactions with CarMax and they have both been very satisfactory. They typically give you 7 days to return the car for a full refund if you're unhappy with it. There was a recent report of problems with Carvana which is a
On Saturday, July 23, 2022 at 1:40:05 PM UTC-4, Mr. Luddite wrote:completely different company. Carvana was selling vehicles for which they did not yet have clear titles. This was causing huge delays in getting permanent registration (and titles) for the new owners.
On 7/23/2022 12:16 PM, John H wrote:
Wanting something a bit cheaper to run around in and easier toJohn, you might want to do a little research on Carmax. I recently
maneuver:
https://www.carmax.com/car/23195286
It's already reserved, so don't any of you try to buy it out from
under me!
Had a cardiac catheter ablation performed past Monday. All went well.
I know that pisses off Donnie, but what can I say? I got four free
ambulance rides since 1 June for SVT episodes. Shit - no more of
those!
Oh, and the meningioma in the center of my cute little brain,
discovered about a year ago, has not grown. That means it's probably
not a cancerous tumor, which will really break Donnie's heart.
I'm going in Monday for a cystoscopy. That may well be followed by
prostate surgery of some sort. Been there and done that with pills.
About six months ago, I mentioned to my doc that the bottom of my feet
felt 'numb' or like one huge callous. He diagnosed peripheral
neuropathy, later proved by a nerve guy. Sorry Donnie, this is
probably not going to do me in any time soon.
Got a shot in the palm just below the left ring finger yesterday. Had
a bad case of stenosing tenovaginitis. That makes the six shot I've
had for that problem in the past 8 -10 years. So far no surgery has
been required. But the shot hurts like hell! No, Donnie, stenosing
tenovaginitis is not fatal. Sorry!
The same ortho surgeon says it's not yet time to operate on the
Dupuytren’s contracture which has been developing in both hands for
the past several years. Will consider surgery when I can't grasp a
steering wheel or golf club or any other thing you wrap your hand
around (grin!). Nope Donnie, not fatal either!
Second-to-lastly, the latest MRI showed that the nodules in each lung
are still right at 5mm in diameter. That is *really* good news!
They've been that size for about 20 years now. Sorry, Donnie. I'm sure
you had your hopes up!
Binocular diplopia cause by a weakend extraocular muscle in the right
eye is a huge pain in the ass! The vision is correctable with prisms,
but the prism angle has exceeded Costco's ability to provide lenses.
That sucks. Lenses are now much more expensive. But, Donnie, this
condition is not life-threating either! Too sad. Biggly sad.
There, now you know! :>)
saw a news report about a class action lawsuit because Carmax
reportedly was selling unsafe cars among other accusations
of fraudulent business practices. Worth checking, I think.
As to the rest of your "medical" reports ... sucks getting old, huh?
Glad to see nothing overly major or life threatening.
I have a mild issue with Dupuytren’s contracture also commonly
referred to as "Viking's Disease" because early investigation
led to a belief that it is most prevalent in people of
Scandinavian decent. That belief has been pretty much disproved
now-a-days but it is often still called Viking's disease.
My mild contracture affects my left pinky finger and I cannot
straighten it out. I can feel and see the tendon callouses that cause
it in my hand. Fortunately, all it really affects is my ability to play
a guitar which is no great loss because I could never play
very well to begin with. :-)
===
I've done several transactions with CarMax and they have both been very satisfactory. They typically give you 7 days to return the car for a full refund if you're unhappy with it. There was a recent report of problems with Carvana which is a
On Saturday, July 23, 2022 at 1:40:05 PM UTC-4, Mr. Luddite wrote:completely different company. Carvana was selling vehicles for which they did not yet have clear titles. This was causing huge delays in getting permanent registration (and titles) for the new owners.
On 7/23/2022 12:16 PM, John H wrote:
Wanting something a bit cheaper to run around in and easier toJohn, you might want to do a little research on Carmax. I recently
maneuver:
https://www.carmax.com/car/23195286
It's already reserved, so don't any of you try to buy it out from
under me!
Had a cardiac catheter ablation performed past Monday. All went well.
I know that pisses off Donnie, but what can I say? I got four free
ambulance rides since 1 June for SVT episodes. Shit - no more of
those!
Oh, and the meningioma in the center of my cute little brain,
discovered about a year ago, has not grown. That means it's probably
not a cancerous tumor, which will really break Donnie's heart.
I'm going in Monday for a cystoscopy. That may well be followed by
prostate surgery of some sort. Been there and done that with pills.
About six months ago, I mentioned to my doc that the bottom of my feet
felt 'numb' or like one huge callous. He diagnosed peripheral
neuropathy, later proved by a nerve guy. Sorry Donnie, this is
probably not going to do me in any time soon.
Got a shot in the palm just below the left ring finger yesterday. Had
a bad case of stenosing tenovaginitis. That makes the six shot I've
had for that problem in the past 8 -10 years. So far no surgery has
been required. But the shot hurts like hell! No, Donnie, stenosing
tenovaginitis is not fatal. Sorry!
The same ortho surgeon says it's not yet time to operate on the
Dupuytrens contracture which has been developing in both hands for
the past several years. Will consider surgery when I can't grasp a
steering wheel or golf club or any other thing you wrap your hand
around (grin!). Nope Donnie, not fatal either!
Second-to-lastly, the latest MRI showed that the nodules in each lung
are still right at 5mm in diameter. That is *really* good news!
They've been that size for about 20 years now. Sorry, Donnie. I'm sure
you had your hopes up!
Binocular diplopia cause by a weakend extraocular muscle in the right
eye is a huge pain in the ass! The vision is correctable with prisms,
but the prism angle has exceeded Costco's ability to provide lenses.
That sucks. Lenses are now much more expensive. But, Donnie, this
condition is not life-threating either! Too sad. Biggly sad.
There, now you know! :>)
saw a news report about a class action lawsuit because Carmax
reportedly was selling unsafe cars among other accusations
of fraudulent business practices. Worth checking, I think.
As to the rest of your "medical" reports ... sucks getting old, huh?
Glad to see nothing overly major or life threatening.
I have a mild issue with Dupuytrens contracture also commonly
referred to as "Viking's Disease" because early investigation
led to a belief that it is most prevalent in people of
Scandinavian decent. That belief has been pretty much disproved
now-a-days but it is often still called Viking's disease.
My mild contracture affects my left pinky finger and I cannot
straighten it out. I can feel and see the tendon callouses that cause
it in my hand. Fortunately, all it really affects is my ability to play
a guitar which is no great loss because I could never play
very well to begin with. :-)
===
I've done several transactions with CarMax and they have both been very satisfactory. They typically give you 7 days to return the car for a full refund if you're unhappy with it. There was a recent report of problems with Carvana which is a
On Sat, 23 Jul 2022 18:49:54 -0700 (PDT),completely different company. Carvana was selling vehicles for which they did not yet have clear titles. This was causing huge delays in getting permanent registration (and titles) for the new owners.
"waynebatr...@hotmail.com" <wayne.b...@gmail.com> wrote:
On Saturday, July 23, 2022 at 1:40:05 PM UTC-4, Mr. Luddite wrote:
On 7/23/2022 12:16 PM, John H wrote:
Wanting something a bit cheaper to run around in and easier toJohn, you might want to do a little research on Carmax. I recently
maneuver:
https://www.carmax.com/car/23195286
It's already reserved, so don't any of you try to buy it out from
under me!
Had a cardiac catheter ablation performed past Monday. All went well. >> > I know that pisses off Donnie, but what can I say? I got four free
ambulance rides since 1 June for SVT episodes. Shit - no more of
those!
Oh, and the meningioma in the center of my cute little brain,
discovered about a year ago, has not grown. That means it's probably
not a cancerous tumor, which will really break Donnie's heart.
I'm going in Monday for a cystoscopy. That may well be followed by
prostate surgery of some sort. Been there and done that with pills.
About six months ago, I mentioned to my doc that the bottom of my feet >> > felt 'numb' or like one huge callous. He diagnosed peripheral
neuropathy, later proved by a nerve guy. Sorry Donnie, this is
probably not going to do me in any time soon.
Got a shot in the palm just below the left ring finger yesterday. Had >> > a bad case of stenosing tenovaginitis. That makes the six shot I've
had for that problem in the past 8 -10 years. So far no surgery has
been required. But the shot hurts like hell! No, Donnie, stenosing
tenovaginitis is not fatal. Sorry!
The same ortho surgeon says it's not yet time to operate on the
Dupuytren’s contracture which has been developing in both hands for >> > the past several years. Will consider surgery when I can't grasp a
steering wheel or golf club or any other thing you wrap your hand
around (grin!). Nope Donnie, not fatal either!
Second-to-lastly, the latest MRI showed that the nodules in each lung >> > are still right at 5mm in diameter. That is *really* good news!
They've been that size for about 20 years now. Sorry, Donnie. I'm sure >> > you had your hopes up!
Binocular diplopia cause by a weakend extraocular muscle in the right >> > eye is a huge pain in the ass! The vision is correctable with prisms, >> > but the prism angle has exceeded Costco's ability to provide lenses.
That sucks. Lenses are now much more expensive. But, Donnie, this
condition is not life-threating either! Too sad. Biggly sad.
There, now you know! :>)
saw a news report about a class action lawsuit because Carmax
reportedly was selling unsafe cars among other accusations
of fraudulent business practices. Worth checking, I think.
As to the rest of your "medical" reports ... sucks getting old, huh?
Glad to see nothing overly major or life threatening.
I have a mild issue with Dupuytren’s contracture also commonly
referred to as "Viking's Disease" because early investigation
led to a belief that it is most prevalent in people of
Scandinavian decent. That belief has been pretty much disproved
now-a-days but it is often still called Viking's disease.
My mild contracture affects my left pinky finger and I cannot
straighten it out. I can feel and see the tendon callouses that cause
it in my hand. Fortunately, all it really affects is my ability to play >> a guitar which is no great loss because I could never play
very well to begin with. :-)
===
I've done several transactions with CarMax and they have both been very satisfactory. They typically give you 7 days to return the car for a full refund if you're unhappy with it. There was a recent report of problems with Carvana which is a
Now the return period is 30 days. Sounds pretty reasonable.
On Sunday, July 24, 2022 at 8:58:18 AM UTC-4, John H wrote:completely different company. Carvana was selling vehicles for which they did not yet
On Sat, 23 Jul 2022 18:49:54 -0700 (PDT),
"waynebatr...@hotmail.com" <wayne.b...@gmail.com> wrote:
On Saturday, July 23, 2022 at 1:40:05 PM UTC-4, Mr. Luddite wrote:
On 7/23/2022 12:16 PM, John H wrote:
Wanting something a bit cheaper to run around in and easier toJohn, you might want to do a little research on Carmax. I recently
maneuver:
https://www.carmax.com/car/23195286
It's already reserved, so don't any of you try to buy it out from
under me!
Had a cardiac catheter ablation performed past Monday. All went well. >> >> > I know that pisses off Donnie, but what can I say? I got four free
ambulance rides since 1 June for SVT episodes. Shit - no more of
those!
Oh, and the meningioma in the center of my cute little brain,
discovered about a year ago, has not grown. That means it's probably
not a cancerous tumor, which will really break Donnie's heart.
I'm going in Monday for a cystoscopy. That may well be followed by
prostate surgery of some sort. Been there and done that with pills.
About six months ago, I mentioned to my doc that the bottom of my feet >> >> > felt 'numb' or like one huge callous. He diagnosed peripheral
neuropathy, later proved by a nerve guy. Sorry Donnie, this is
probably not going to do me in any time soon.
Got a shot in the palm just below the left ring finger yesterday. Had >> >> > a bad case of stenosing tenovaginitis. That makes the six shot I've
had for that problem in the past 8 -10 years. So far no surgery has
been required. But the shot hurts like hell! No, Donnie, stenosing
tenovaginitis is not fatal. Sorry!
The same ortho surgeon says it's not yet time to operate on the
Dupuytren’s contracture which has been developing in both hands for >> >> > the past several years. Will consider surgery when I can't grasp a
steering wheel or golf club or any other thing you wrap your hand
around (grin!). Nope Donnie, not fatal either!
Second-to-lastly, the latest MRI showed that the nodules in each lung >> >> > are still right at 5mm in diameter. That is *really* good news!
They've been that size for about 20 years now. Sorry, Donnie. I'm sure >> >> > you had your hopes up!
Binocular diplopia cause by a weakend extraocular muscle in the right >> >> > eye is a huge pain in the ass! The vision is correctable with prisms, >> >> > but the prism angle has exceeded Costco's ability to provide lenses.
That sucks. Lenses are now much more expensive. But, Donnie, this
condition is not life-threating either! Too sad. Biggly sad.
There, now you know! :>)
saw a news report about a class action lawsuit because Carmax
reportedly was selling unsafe cars among other accusations
of fraudulent business practices. Worth checking, I think.
As to the rest of your "medical" reports ... sucks getting old, huh?
Glad to see nothing overly major or life threatening.
I have a mild issue with Dupuytren’s contracture also commonly
referred to as "Viking's Disease" because early investigation
led to a belief that it is most prevalent in people of
Scandinavian decent. That belief has been pretty much disproved
now-a-days but it is often still called Viking's disease.
My mild contracture affects my left pinky finger and I cannot
straighten it out. I can feel and see the tendon callouses that cause
it in my hand. Fortunately, all it really affects is my ability to play >> >> a guitar which is no great loss because I could never play
very well to begin with. :-)
===
I've done several transactions with CarMax and they have both been very satisfactory. They typically give you 7 days to return the car for a full refund if you're unhappy with it. There was a recent report of problems with Carvana which is a
Now the return period is 30 days. Sounds pretty reasonable.
===
30 days is very reasonable. I wonder how they protect themselves from scammers who just want a free car for a month.
On Sunday, July 24, 2022 at 8:58:18 AM UTC-4, John H wrote:completely different company. Carvana was selling vehicles for which they did not yet have clear titles. This was causing huge delays in getting permanent registration (and titles) for the new owners.
On Sat, 23 Jul 2022 18:49:54 -0700 (PDT),
"waynebatr...@hotmail.com" <wayne.b...@gmail.com> wrote:
On Saturday, July 23, 2022 at 1:40:05 PM UTC-4, Mr. Luddite wrote:
On 7/23/2022 12:16 PM, John H wrote:
Wanting something a bit cheaper to run around in and easier toJohn, you might want to do a little research on Carmax. I recently
maneuver:
https://www.carmax.com/car/23195286
It's already reserved, so don't any of you try to buy it out from
under me!
Had a cardiac catheter ablation performed past Monday. All went well. >>>>> I know that pisses off Donnie, but what can I say? I got four free
ambulance rides since 1 June for SVT episodes. Shit - no more of
those!
Oh, and the meningioma in the center of my cute little brain,
discovered about a year ago, has not grown. That means it's probably >>>>> not a cancerous tumor, which will really break Donnie's heart.
I'm going in Monday for a cystoscopy. That may well be followed by
prostate surgery of some sort. Been there and done that with pills.
About six months ago, I mentioned to my doc that the bottom of my feet >>>>> felt 'numb' or like one huge callous. He diagnosed peripheral
neuropathy, later proved by a nerve guy. Sorry Donnie, this is
probably not going to do me in any time soon.
Got a shot in the palm just below the left ring finger yesterday. Had >>>>> a bad case of stenosing tenovaginitis. That makes the six shot I've
had for that problem in the past 8 -10 years. So far no surgery has
been required. But the shot hurts like hell! No, Donnie, stenosing
tenovaginitis is not fatal. Sorry!
The same ortho surgeon says it's not yet time to operate on the
Dupuytren’s contracture which has been developing in both hands for >>>>> the past several years. Will consider surgery when I can't grasp a
steering wheel or golf club or any other thing you wrap your hand
around (grin!). Nope Donnie, not fatal either!
Second-to-lastly, the latest MRI showed that the nodules in each lung >>>>> are still right at 5mm in diameter. That is *really* good news!
They've been that size for about 20 years now. Sorry, Donnie. I'm sure >>>>> you had your hopes up!
Binocular diplopia cause by a weakend extraocular muscle in the right >>>>> eye is a huge pain in the ass! The vision is correctable with prisms, >>>>> but the prism angle has exceeded Costco's ability to provide lenses. >>>>> That sucks. Lenses are now much more expensive. But, Donnie, this
condition is not life-threating either! Too sad. Biggly sad.
There, now you know! :>)
saw a news report about a class action lawsuit because Carmax
reportedly was selling unsafe cars among other accusations
of fraudulent business practices. Worth checking, I think.
As to the rest of your "medical" reports ... sucks getting old, huh?
Glad to see nothing overly major or life threatening.
I have a mild issue with Dupuytren’s contracture also commonly
referred to as "Viking's Disease" because early investigation
led to a belief that it is most prevalent in people of
Scandinavian decent. That belief has been pretty much disproved
now-a-days but it is often still called Viking's disease.
My mild contracture affects my left pinky finger and I cannot
straighten it out. I can feel and see the tendon callouses that cause
it in my hand. Fortunately, all it really affects is my ability to play >>>> a guitar which is no great loss because I could never play
very well to begin with. :-)
===
I've done several transactions with CarMax and they have both been very satisfactory. They typically give you 7 days to return the car for a full refund if you're unhappy with it. There was a recent report of problems with Carvana which is a
Now the return period is 30 days. Sounds pretty reasonable.
===
30 days is very reasonable. I wonder how they protect themselves from scammers who just want a free car for a month.
On Saturday, July 23, 2022 at 1:40:05 PM UTC-4, Mr. Luddite wrote:> On 7/23/2022 12:16 PM, John H wrote: > > Wanting something a bit cheaper to run around in and easier to > > maneuver: > > > > https://www.carmax.com/car/23195286 > > > > It's alreadyreserved, so don't any of you try to buy it out from > > under me! > > > > Had a cardiac catheter ablation performed past Monday. All went well. > > I know that pisses off Donnie, but what can I say? I got four free > > ambulance rides since 1 June for
huge callous. He diagnosed peripheral > > neuropathy, later proved by a nerve guy. Sorry Donnie, this is > > probably not going to do me in any time soon. > > > > Got a shot in the palm just below the left ring finger yesterday. Had > > a bad case ofI'm going in Monday for a cystoscopy. That may well be followed by > > prostate surgery of some sort. Been there and done that with pills. > > > > About six months ago, I mentioned to my doc that the bottom of my feet > > felt 'numb' or like one
On Sunday, July 24, 2022 at 8:58:18 AM UTC-4, John H wrote:completely different company. Carvana was selling vehicles for which they did not yet have clear titles. This was causing huge delays in getting permanent registration (and titles) for the new owners.
On Sat, 23 Jul 2022 18:49:54 -0700 (PDT),
"waynebatr...@hotmail.com" <wayne.b...@gmail.com> wrote:
On Saturday, July 23, 2022 at 1:40:05 PM UTC-4, Mr. Luddite wrote:
On 7/23/2022 12:16 PM, John H wrote:
Wanting something a bit cheaper to run around in and easier toJohn, you might want to do a little research on Carmax. I recently
maneuver:
https://www.carmax.com/car/23195286
It's already reserved, so don't any of you try to buy it out from
under me!
Had a cardiac catheter ablation performed past Monday. All went well. >> >> > I know that pisses off Donnie, but what can I say? I got four free
ambulance rides since 1 June for SVT episodes. Shit - no more of
those!
Oh, and the meningioma in the center of my cute little brain,
discovered about a year ago, has not grown. That means it's probably
not a cancerous tumor, which will really break Donnie's heart.
I'm going in Monday for a cystoscopy. That may well be followed by
prostate surgery of some sort. Been there and done that with pills.
About six months ago, I mentioned to my doc that the bottom of my feet >> >> > felt 'numb' or like one huge callous. He diagnosed peripheral
neuropathy, later proved by a nerve guy. Sorry Donnie, this is
probably not going to do me in any time soon.
Got a shot in the palm just below the left ring finger yesterday. Had >> >> > a bad case of stenosing tenovaginitis. That makes the six shot I've
had for that problem in the past 8 -10 years. So far no surgery has
been required. But the shot hurts like hell! No, Donnie, stenosing
tenovaginitis is not fatal. Sorry!
The same ortho surgeon says it's not yet time to operate on the
Dupuytrens contracture which has been developing in both hands for
the past several years. Will consider surgery when I can't grasp a
steering wheel or golf club or any other thing you wrap your hand
around (grin!). Nope Donnie, not fatal either!
Second-to-lastly, the latest MRI showed that the nodules in each lung >> >> > are still right at 5mm in diameter. That is *really* good news!
They've been that size for about 20 years now. Sorry, Donnie. I'm sure >> >> > you had your hopes up!
Binocular diplopia cause by a weakend extraocular muscle in the right >> >> > eye is a huge pain in the ass! The vision is correctable with prisms, >> >> > but the prism angle has exceeded Costco's ability to provide lenses.
That sucks. Lenses are now much more expensive. But, Donnie, this
condition is not life-threating either! Too sad. Biggly sad.
There, now you know! :>)
saw a news report about a class action lawsuit because Carmax
reportedly was selling unsafe cars among other accusations
of fraudulent business practices. Worth checking, I think.
As to the rest of your "medical" reports ... sucks getting old, huh?
Glad to see nothing overly major or life threatening.
I have a mild issue with Dupuytrens contracture also commonly
referred to as "Viking's Disease" because early investigation
led to a belief that it is most prevalent in people of
Scandinavian decent. That belief has been pretty much disproved
now-a-days but it is often still called Viking's disease.
My mild contracture affects my left pinky finger and I cannot
straighten it out. I can feel and see the tendon callouses that cause
it in my hand. Fortunately, all it really affects is my ability to play >> >> a guitar which is no great loss because I could never play
very well to begin with. :-)
===
I've done several transactions with CarMax and they have both been very satisfactory. They typically give you 7 days to return the car for a full refund if you're unhappy with it. There was a recent report of problems with Carvana which is a
Now the return period is 30 days. Sounds pretty reasonable.
===
30 days is very reasonable. I wonder how they protect themselves from scammers who just want a free car for a month.
On 7/24/2022 1:15 PM, waynebatrecdotboats@hotmail.com wrote:completely different company. Carvana was selling vehicles for which they did not yet
On Sunday, July 24, 2022 at 8:58:18 AM UTC-4, John H wrote:
On Sat, 23 Jul 2022 18:49:54 -0700 (PDT),
"waynebatr...@hotmail.com" <wayne.b...@gmail.com> wrote:
On Saturday, July 23, 2022 at 1:40:05 PM UTC-4, Mr. Luddite wrote:
On 7/23/2022 12:16 PM, John H wrote:
Wanting something a bit cheaper to run around in and easier toJohn, you might want to do a little research on Carmax. I recently
maneuver:
https://www.carmax.com/car/23195286
It's already reserved, so don't any of you try to buy it out from
under me!
Had a cardiac catheter ablation performed past Monday. All went well. >>>>>> I know that pisses off Donnie, but what can I say? I got four free >>>>>> ambulance rides since 1 June for SVT episodes. Shit - no more of
those!
Oh, and the meningioma in the center of my cute little brain,
discovered about a year ago, has not grown. That means it's probably >>>>>> not a cancerous tumor, which will really break Donnie's heart.
I'm going in Monday for a cystoscopy. That may well be followed by >>>>>> prostate surgery of some sort. Been there and done that with pills. >>>>>>
About six months ago, I mentioned to my doc that the bottom of my feet >>>>>> felt 'numb' or like one huge callous. He diagnosed peripheral
neuropathy, later proved by a nerve guy. Sorry Donnie, this is
probably not going to do me in any time soon.
Got a shot in the palm just below the left ring finger yesterday. Had >>>>>> a bad case of stenosing tenovaginitis. That makes the six shot I've >>>>>> had for that problem in the past 8 -10 years. So far no surgery has >>>>>> been required. But the shot hurts like hell! No, Donnie, stenosing >>>>>> tenovaginitis is not fatal. Sorry!
The same ortho surgeon says it's not yet time to operate on the
Dupuytren’s contracture which has been developing in both hands for >>>>>> the past several years. Will consider surgery when I can't grasp a >>>>>> steering wheel or golf club or any other thing you wrap your hand
around (grin!). Nope Donnie, not fatal either!
Second-to-lastly, the latest MRI showed that the nodules in each lung >>>>>> are still right at 5mm in diameter. That is *really* good news!
They've been that size for about 20 years now. Sorry, Donnie. I'm sure >>>>>> you had your hopes up!
Binocular diplopia cause by a weakend extraocular muscle in the right >>>>>> eye is a huge pain in the ass! The vision is correctable with prisms, >>>>>> but the prism angle has exceeded Costco's ability to provide lenses. >>>>>> That sucks. Lenses are now much more expensive. But, Donnie, this
condition is not life-threating either! Too sad. Biggly sad.
There, now you know! :>)
saw a news report about a class action lawsuit because Carmax
reportedly was selling unsafe cars among other accusations
of fraudulent business practices. Worth checking, I think.
As to the rest of your "medical" reports ... sucks getting old, huh? >>>>> Glad to see nothing overly major or life threatening.
I have a mild issue with Dupuytren’s contracture also commonly
referred to as "Viking's Disease" because early investigation
led to a belief that it is most prevalent in people of
Scandinavian decent. That belief has been pretty much disproved
now-a-days but it is often still called Viking's disease.
My mild contracture affects my left pinky finger and I cannot
straighten it out. I can feel and see the tendon callouses that cause >>>>> it in my hand. Fortunately, all it really affects is my ability to play >>>>> a guitar which is no great loss because I could never play
very well to begin with. :-)
===
I've done several transactions with CarMax and they have both been very satisfactory. They typically give you 7 days to return the car for a full refund if you're unhappy with it. There was a recent report of problems with Carvana which is a
Now the return period is 30 days. Sounds pretty reasonable.
===
30 days is very reasonable. I wonder how they protect themselves from scammers who just want a free car for a month.
I don't know about CarMax or Carvana but I know from my experience with >buying a new Nissan that eventually was bought back by them under the
Lemon Law, they charge a fairly hefty price for mileage. If I recall >correctly it was over 90 cents per mile.
I only had the Nissan for three full days before I returned it to the >dealership but those three days of driving was expensive. They deduct
the mileage fee from the purchase price when they buy it back. They
also did an extensive inspection looking for any scratches or dents. In
my case they were also going to deduct for the owner's manual that the >inspector couldn't find until I opened the center console and handed it
to him.
It took three months after I returned it to the dealer for Nissan to >eventually give up and offer to buy it back. The problem was that
it had no heat. The dealer mechanics purged the lines several times,
changed the thermostat and control systems to no avail. Nissan sent
a regional mechanic who basically repeated the same things and then >determined the engine block was likely faulty (bad casting) and
Nissan shipped a new, entire replacement engine. It was installed
and again .... no heat. They gave up.
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