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Mr. Ed

Mr. Ed

Be what you is not what you what you ain’t
Location
Central NY
Today is a big day, well, everyday is a big day considering how grateful we all are for being here. Thank you for your wit inspiration I receive from everyone privy to this forum. I guess I'm a little senile looking forward to the latest news and posts found here everyday, perhaps that is why I've grown close to everyone here.

Today I trade my Subaru in for a 2021 Hyundai Kona Ultimate 36 month lease. I appreciate leasing a new car every three years or so rather than owning a new vehicle.

After noon I have a video conference with a neurologist about muscle loss, lack of stamina and if it's treatable. I'm not ready to hang up my ballet shoes just yet.

At 3:00, coffee with a friend.

What is on your agenda for today?
 

Morning Mr Ed...

Sounds like you've got a full day ahead of you... nice to get a new car albeit on lease... and I wish you good luck with your hospital tests today, nothing worse than not knowing what the problem is, and I know for a while now you've been concerned about the muscle problem, so hopefully you'll get some answers today...(y)

Nothing too much on my agenda today... raining again... everything but supermarjets still on lockdown including cafe's and restaurants.. so nowhere to go... and no-one allowed to visit our homes unless we're in the same bubble... so thank goodness for the internet and particularly this forum...
 
hollydolly said:
Morning Mr Ed...

Sounds like you've got a full day ahead of you... nice to get a new car albeit on lease... and I wish you good luck with your hospital tests today, nothing worse than not knowing what the problem is, and I know for a while now you've been concerned about the muscle problem, so hopefully you'll get some answers today...(y)

Nothing too much on my agenda today... raining again... everything but supermarjets still on lockdown including cafe's and restaurants.. so nowhere to go... and no-one allowed to visit our homes unless we're in the same bubble... so thank goodness for the internet and particularly this forum...
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Do you see any relief from lockdown once the vaccine becomes more available? Most stores are open with mandatory masks, don't know about indoor dining, it fluctuates. I live in a college town, students were arrested for unlawful large gathering at party.

It's winter here, snow hasn't begun to melt yet, however, forecast may reach 40*. this weekend.
 

Mr. Ed said:
Do you see any relief from lockdown once the vaccine becomes more available? Most stores are open with mandatory masks, don't know about indoor dining, it fluctuates. I live in a college town, students were arrested for unlawful large gathering at party.

It's winter here, snow hasn't begun to melt yet, however, forecast may reach 40*. this weekend.
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well so far more than 15 million people have been vacinated here, yet they're saying that nothing apart from school will open until July at the earliest
 
I feel good about my future. I spent 3 hours at Johns Hopkins Hospital yesterday with my Neurologist. After these last five weeks of testing, (including blood and urine tests, CAT scans, MRI's and something that started with the word 'electro' something or other) the pair of them both confirmed that all of the neurons and receptors in my brain are now back to normal. My wife was really surprised. After the doctors told us the news, she said, "Really? Are you 100% certain?" (Just kidding, of course.)

So now, life can go on.
 

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