You have internet access but are getting bored? It seems to be enough to keep an entire generation occupied. You need to learn about perceived dress colors and rampaging llamas!... but getting bored.
Can't work on my latest project. I am bummed!You have internet access but are getting bored? It seems to be enough to keep an entire generation occupied. You need to learn about perceived dress colors and rampaging llamas!
I also suggest sudoku puzzles.
Most importantly, get out of there as fast as you can. Good luck.
You and me got off on a bad start; I'm sorry to hear your having heart problems. I include Fruit juice or fresh fruit as well; just don't go over board.Can't work on my latest project. I am bummed!
Have been reading up on healthier eating. As far as cardio exercise my habits are very good but diet not so.
Are you sure? Maybe it's time to learn a new software application, or design tool, or find a 3D printing service, etc. My point is, there's usually something I've been meaning to get to that usually takes too much time to research. But if I'm tied up...Can't work on my latest project.
If you need anything at all while in my backyard just let me know. Seriously, shoot me a PM and I'll give you my phone number. Retired people have a surplus of time on their hands.I am going to try to go to the Cleveland clinic this week or early next to see if there are alternatives. I do not want to have to take a whole pharmacy of drugs.
Same here; my Dulara is costly but the lung Doc just handed me a year supply. I need to go back and get them to do a stress test on my heart; not sure if I can do cardio or not.If you need anything at all while in my backyard just let me know. Seriously, shoot me a PM and I'll give you my phone number. Retired people have a surplus of time on their hands.
As to drug cost? Get with your specialist and your regular doctor and mention samples. I take Lisinopril which is a cheap drug, I also take Bystolic and while not real expensive at around $130 a month (that may drop with my new insurance and Medicare) my regular doctor will just hand me 3 or 4 month supplies from his samples stash. Heck, I figure I am doing good as I have friends taking 4 and 5 meds per day. If a drug has a generic you can do well, if not then yes, even after insurance figure on paying.
Ron
My doctor can still gross me out, and I'm 64 years old!I've always been a bookworm and I made the mistake when I was little to actually have a look at some of his books... That's probably the reason I didn't follow in his footsteps.