Posted by Banditfarmer on April 30, 2014 at 08:31:43 from (65.27.225.54):
After rereading some of my post and replies (several times) I see my spelling and choice of words are not the best. You have to understand that in 2002 I had a 4 1/2 brain tumor removed and now have a plastic plate in my head. Over time I started to notice things were different, Colors don't look the same words don't look right and things sound different. It seams some things are better and some worse, So I muddle on with life and enjoy every day of it. I have found I cant take the heat of the sun or the cold of the winter on my head (plastic plate) like before so I adapted to it. I stay away from high electric fields and high voltage wires as I can feel them now, Makes the head buzz. There is nothing worse than bumping your head and hitting one of the 16 screws holding the plate in place, This will put me on my knees right now and tears to the eyes right now. This is just one of several medical issues I have. So now I am more aware of ware I am and what I am doing. I just take it day by day and try to do my best in everything I do and enjoy everyday because I am still alive and kickin. So I have to ask how many of you guy out there have had a life changing medical event that changed you and the way you do things. And how it changed the way you look at things and look at life? Me I am just happy to still be here. Bandit
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