Randy, good to see you posting again. I would like to be a member very much. I may need some time before I can get involved. Wife is fighting cancer again. 4th time, this time terminal. In my attempts to be a good hubby in august I wore myself to thin. Worked nights and visits in the hospital days not eating proper. I had an accident where I rolled our 09 3/4 ton crew cab long box at near expressway speed. At time of extraction sugar was 43. I broke bone under right eye, cracked spine ruptured 1 disc and damaged 2 ajoining ones then most sadly tore 3 of the 4 big muscles in right rotor cuff. The arm has become nearly useless. But have to get pins put in my neck to support nerves system to get feeling going again. THen good chance of a reverse fake shoulder. Trying to get back in shape to go back to work by end of august. If not I loose my job. Never been without and Im only 56. No retirement to speak of. Last employer before CMU embezzled employee retirements. Not sure if I would qualify for a disability or not. Will not be a person that lives off others. But If I can get active I will be glad.
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