Posted by HENRY E NC on June 24, 2008 at 06:22:14 from (216.119.6.13):
In Reply to: Survey Question posted by scott#2 on June 23, 2008 at 19:35:41:
In the last 5 years I had had both knees and both shoulders replaced with titanium ones. Have had gall bladder removed, been poisoned by my doctor (accidental) and was in intensive care for 3 days. Had 11 weeks of the Shingles . BUT I have been fortunate to be able to restore a Farmall M (1951) and am still working on an A(1941). Restored an old hay wagon also.Life is good because the Lord has smiled on me. Am retired and not rich bit live well with a great wife (3rd try) . Nuff said Henry PS I am 76
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