• Re: 'stuff...'

    From Mike Powell@618:250/1 to DARYL STOUT on Tue Apr 26 16:28:00 2022
    I can NOT stand in one spot for more than 15 seconds without my legs shaking, and my risking falling. I can NOT see the progress of things
    cooking on the stove if I'm seated, and surely can't stir things if I
    am seated. I am a fall risk, and if I go down, I won't be able to call
    for help...and will just die on the floor.

    They make stools, with backs, that sit up high enough that you should be
    able to see what is on the stove. IIRC, some of them have "steps" that
    make them easy to get up into.

    Mike


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  • From Sean Dennis@618:618/1 to Mike Powell on Tue Apr 26 22:24:08 2022
    Hello Mike,

    26 Apr 22 16:28, you wrote to DARYL STOUT:

    They make stools, with backs, that sit up high enough that you should
    be able to see what is on the stove. IIRC, some of them have "steps"
    that make them easy to get up into.

    I cheat and sit in my scooter's chair since I park it in my kitchen. <G>

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  • From Jas Hud@618:300/12 to daryl stout on Wed Apr 27 03:39:30 2022
    To: daryl stout
    Re: Re: 'stuff...'
    By: Mike Powell to DARYL STOUT on Tue Apr 26 2022 04:28 pm

    From Newsgroup: Micronet.MIN_CHAT

    I can NOT stand in one spot for more than 15 seconds without my legs shaking, and my risking falling. I can NOT see the progress of things cooking on the stove if I'm seated, and surely can't stir things if I
    am seated. I am a fall risk, and if I go down, I won't be able to call
    for help...and will just die on the floor.

    get a life alert thing.
    why are you in such bad shape? youre not that old. maybe you
    need physical rehab
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  • From Mike Powell@618:250/1 to SEAN DENNIS on Wed Apr 27 16:58:00 2022
    They make stools, with backs, that sit up high enough that you should
    be able to see what is on the stove. IIRC, some of them have "steps" that make them easy to get up into.

    I cheat and sit in my scooter's chair since I park it in my kitchen. <G>

    If you can reach the counter that way, more power to you! Where there is a will...

    Mike


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  • From Daryl Stout@618:250/33 to Mike Powell on Wed Apr 27 07:57:00 2022
    Mike,

    They make stools, with backs, that sit up high enough that you should
    be able to see what is on the stove. IIRC, some of them have "steps"
    that make them easy to get up into.

    Right now, I can't afford those...and it's hard for me to climb up on
    to these stools.

    As a side note, there are memes with various pictures on the back of
    the chairs, that cause you to do a visual "double take"...it looks like
    they forgot to get dressed on their lower back, and below the waist. <G>

    Daryl

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  • From Daryl Stout@618:250/33 to Jas Hud on Wed Apr 27 08:03:00 2022
    get a life alert thing.

    I can't afford it...you try living on just over $1000 a month. I know folks who get less than I do, and they're in far worse shape than I am. I'm seriously considering cutting back to eating 1 meal a day, and not even 1000 calories in a day...just enough to have food to take medications with.

    The price of everything (especially groceries, gasoline, and utilities) has gone through the roof. The people in Washington, DC (who lament they can't survive on $200,000 a year) have no idea what life is like in "the real world". These "lifetime politicians" give voters the thumbs up before the election... and give voters "the bird" afterwards. I have nothing but utmost contempt for all of them. I'm so sick of the political correctness and corruption that I don't even watch TV anymore...and haven't powered up the TV's here in the last 4 years.

    why are you in such bad shape? youre not that old. maybe you
    need physical rehab

    Again, I can't afford it. The government considers what I get in disability as "too much money" for SSI (don't get me started on that), and I'm ineligible for home health care as I'm not "homebound" (stuck at home). Yet, at 62, I've got nearly 50 medical conditions, including congestive heart failure and atrial fibrillation, and have to use a walker everywhere I go.

    Basically, unless folks have walked a mile in my shoes, they have no right
    to talk.

    Daryl

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  • From Daryl Stout@618:250/33 to Sean Dennis on Wed Apr 27 08:12:00 2022
    Sean,

    I cheat and sit in my scooter's chair since I park it in my kitchen.


    My late wife (she passed away 15 years ago today), one time, let me try to drive her scooter...I nearly wrecked the darn thing!!

    Daryl

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  • From Jas Hud@618:300/12 to Daryl Stout on Thu Apr 28 05:22:06 2022
    To: Daryl Stout
    Re: Re: 'stuff...'
    By: Daryl Stout to Jas Hud on Wed Apr 27 2022 08:03 am

    heart failure and atrial fibrillation, and have to use a walker everywhere I go.

    Basically, unless folks have walked a mile in my shoes, they have no right to talk.


    well you are sitting here at a keyboard talking to us. how about a job where you can work from home? whats you occupational background? could you do customer service for a company or be a planner?

    you could work on a phone for some company.

    i know a lot of people that have gone on disability and honestly they could still work. I don't know you but i see you're still young. maybe there is something you could still do. when there's a will there's a way.

    you could even make stuff to sell on amazon. for example, fishtank decorations and plants are expensive. I've found ways to find that stuff cheaper and make my own. you can get the plants from other sources and they are okay for being inside tanks. you can spend 10 bucks on these artificial plants, and use just 2 per assembly that you can sell for 10-15 bucks on amazon.

    this is just an example though. there's ways to do hustle. i worked with a guy who did all kinds of stuff. i worked with a guy that made fishing lures and make good money selling them.

    dont give up because you're still young. things might not be as bad as you think.

    being broke and living on a real small income sucks and it's no way to live. i've been poor and i was raised poor. i'd rather be dead than go back to that way of living.
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  • From Gamgee@618:250/24 to Daryl Stout on Thu Apr 28 07:47:00 2022
    Daryl Stout wrote to Jas Hud <=-

    get a life alert thing.

    I can't afford it...you try living on just over $1000 a month.

    They may be free, in this case.

    I know folks who get less than I do, and they're in far worse
    shape than I am. I'm seriously considering cutting back to eating
    1 meal a day, and not even 1000 calories in a day...just enough
    to have food to take medications with.

    I keep seeing things that don't add up... In a message from you that I
    read about two minutes ago, in this same QWK message packet, you were
    talking about "snacking on dill pickle potato chips and ice cream
    sandwiches". Now you say you may be able to only eat one meal a day.
    Which is it, Daryl?

    why are you in such bad shape? youre not that old. maybe you
    need physical rehab

    Again, I can't afford it. The government considers what I get
    in disability as "too much money" for SSI (don't get me started
    on that), and I'm ineligible for home health care as I'm not
    "homebound" (stuck at home). Yet, at 62, I've got nearly 50
    medical conditions, including congestive heart failure and atrial fibrillation, and have to use a walker everywhere I go.

    You didn't answer the question that he asked. I'll ask it again: Why
    are you in such bad shape? I'm roughly the same age as you, and don't
    have ANY significant problems. I've asked you this before and you've
    never answered: Do you think there's a link between your eating habits
    and your bad health? Do you think you could change the eating, and
    improve your health? Do you *WANT* to improve your health, or not?

    Basically, unless folks have walked a mile in my shoes, they
    have no right to talk.

    We can all talk, in an effort to understand. You don't seem very
    forthcoming when asked direct questions. I wrote you a fairly lengthy
    message (in another network/echomail area) a couple of days ago, with
    lots of suggestions to improve things, and..... you don't even respond.


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  • From August Abolins@618:250/1.9 to Daryl Stout on Thu Apr 28 08:52:00 2022
    Hello Daryl!

    ** On Wednesday 27.04.22 - 07:57, you wrote to Mike Powell:

    They make stools, with backs, that sit up high enough
    that you should be able to see what is on the stove.
    IIRC, some of them have "steps" that make them easy to
    get up into.

    Right now, I can't afford those...and it's hard for me
    to climb up on to these stools.

    Why would you need to climb up in one? Just use the kind where
    you can set your big ass DOWN a bit about 3 to 4 inches from
    your normal standing height!

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  • From Jas Hud@618:300/12 to August Abolins on Thu Apr 28 09:26:45 2022
    To: August Abolins
    Re: 'stuff...'
    By: August Abolins to Daryl Stout on Thu Apr 28 2022 08:52 am

    to climb up on to these stools.

    Why would you need to climb up in one? Just use the kind where
    you can set your big ass DOWN a bit about 3 to 4 inches from
    your normal standing height!


    him and sean are like the size of tim conway's dorf.

    not a big strapping lad like myself.
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  • From Kurt Weiske@618:300/1 to Daryl Stout on Thu Apr 28 07:12:00 2022
    Daryl Stout wrote to Jas Hud <=-

    The price of everything (especially groceries, gasoline, and
    utilities) has gone through the roof. The people in Washington, DC (who lament they can't survive on $200,000 a year) have no idea what life is like in "the real world". These "lifetime politicians" give voters the thumbs up before the election... and give voters "the bird" afterwards.

    That's corporate greed. Corporations lobby to promote legislation that
    allows them to continue. The answer is campaign finance reform, but the
    people who can vote that in have the most to lose.


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  • From Mike Powell@618:250/1 to JAS HUD on Fri Apr 29 16:57:00 2022
    this is just an example though. there's ways to do hustle. i worked with a gu
    who did all kinds of stuff. i worked with a guy that made fishing lures and ma
    good money selling them.

    My grandfather did that in his older years. People, who are old enough to remember them, still talk about them down around Lake Cumberland.

    Mike


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  • From Daryl Stout@618:250/33 to Jas Hud on Fri Apr 29 20:39:00 2022
    you could work on a phone for some company.

    I can't sit or stand for long periods of time. I was back in the ER last night, with swollen legs and ankles. With having congestive heart failure
    and atrial fibrillation, I didn't want to take a chance.

    They did a chest X-Ray, blood work, an ultrasound, and an EKG. The EKG
    showed atrial fibrillation (that hopefully will be allieviated with the
    cardiac ablation surgery in early June), but the chest X-Ray showed no
    fluid around the heart...and the ultrasound showed no blood clots (DVT).
    The diagnosis was basically "water on the knee" (there's another name for
    it, but it escapes me right now). With my conditions, I can't sit or stand
    for long periods of time...and that includes work on the BBS, websites, or
    with ham radio traffic nets. Yet, I have to have the walker next to me, as
    I'm a fall risk when I get up.

    i know a lot of people that have gone on disability and honestly they could still work. I don't know you but i see you're still young. maybe there is something you could still do. when there's a will there's a
    way.

    I don't consider 62 as "young"...AARP considers you a "senior citizen"
    at 50.

    I don't rest well at night as it is, and it's getting harder and harder
    to be at the computer for long periods of time anymore.

    Daryl

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  • From Daryl Stout@618:250/33 to Gamgee on Fri Apr 29 21:00:00 2022
    Which is it, Daryl?

    I was being sarcastic.

    why are you in such bad shape? youre not that old. maybe you
    need physical rehab.

    62 is NOT what I consider "young".

    improve your health? Do you *WANT* to improve your health, or not?

    I have tried, but they keep finding stuff wrong with me. I surely didn't
    ask to become disabled in 2004.

    Daryl

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  • From Daryl Stout@618:250/33 to Kurt Weiske on Fri Apr 29 21:00:00 2022
    That's corporate greed. Corporations lobby to promote legislation that allows them to continue. The answer is campaign finance reform, but the people who can vote that in have the most to lose.

    That's what the railroads are doing today with this "precision scale railroading". They are making monster trains that are 3 miles long...and
    many areas have crossings blocked for hours. With all that kinetic energy,
    you can't stop those on a dime...it's a major disaster waiting to happen.
    If areas know the extent of hazardous chemicals the trains were hauling,
    they'd want the railroads shut down. But, the only way to move these hazmat items is by rail...and many of these go into products we use every day.

    Daryl

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  • From Jas Hud@618:300/12 to Daryl Stout on Sat Apr 30 07:46:36 2022
    To: Daryl Stout
    Re: Re: 'stuff...'
    By: Daryl Stout to Jas Hud on Fri Apr 29 2022 08:39 pm


    I don't consider 62 as "young"...AARP considers you a "senior citizen"
    at 50.


    well, they're idiots. i work with a man who's 68 and moves faster than me and climbs ladders and other things.

    it just sounds like you've given up.
    there's something you could do, but you don't want to.

    it's your life, but damn, how can you live like that?
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  • From Sean Dennis@618:618/1 to Daryl Stout on Sat Apr 30 09:04:47 2022
    Hello Daryl,

    27 Apr 22 08:12, you wrote to me:

    My late wife (she passed away 15 years ago today), one time, let me
    try to drive her scooter...I nearly wrecked the darn thing!!

    A scooter can be difficult to drive, especially on rough sidewalks.

    -- Sean

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  • From Sean Dennis@618:618/1 to Jas Hud on Sat Apr 30 09:07:15 2022
    Hello Jas,

    28 Apr 22 09:26, you wrote to August Abolins:

    him and sean are like the size of tim conway's dorf.

    I'm 5'9" (6' tall in my boots) which isn't exactly Dorf's size.

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  • From Mike Powell@618:250/1 to DARYL STOUT on Sat Apr 30 09:55:00 2022
    why are you in such bad shape? youre not that old. maybe you
    need physical rehab.

    62 is NOT what I consider "young".

    By today's standards, while it is certainly middle age for most, 62 is not considered as old as it used to be, either. It is "older" but is not "that old." Having physical challenges makes it seem older for sure, but you are only as "that old" as you think you are.

    mike


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  • From Jas Hud@618:300/12 to Sean Dennis on Sat Apr 30 17:40:35 2022
    To: Sean Dennis
    Re: 'stuff...'
    By: Sean Dennis to Jas Hud on Sat Apr 30 2022 09:07 am

    From Newsgroup: Micronet.MIN_CHAT

    Hello Jas,

    28 Apr 22 09:26, you wrote to August Abolins:

    him and sean are like the size of tim conway's dorf.

    I'm 5'9" (6' tall in my boots) which isn't exactly Dorf's size.

    -- Sean


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  • From Jas Hud@618:300/12 to Mike Powell on Sat Apr 30 17:42:31 2022
    To: Mike Powell
    Re: Re: 'stuff...'
    By: Mike Powell to DARYL STOUT on Sat Apr 30 2022 09:55 am

    From Newsgroup: Micronet.MIN_CHAT

    why are you in such bad shape? youre not that old. maybe you
    need physical rehab.

    62 is NOT what I consider "young".

    By today's standards, while it is certainly middle age for most, 62 is not considered as old as it used to be, either. It is "older" but is not "that old." Having physical challenges makes it seem older for sure, but you are only as "that old" as you think you are.



    you have to take care of yourself. there's people in my family who were using a walker at 35. they said they had 'genetics' but they had those frozen snicker bars in the freezer. they said they had bad knees but they never walked. i have those same knees and i go up and down ladders all day. they hurt but i'm also real heavy.

    i've seen people be wrecked before 50. you have to take care of yourself. what i've seen personally is that if you don't slow down, you end up doing better.
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  • From Mike Powell@618:250/1 to JAS HUD on Sun May 1 09:56:00 2022
    i've seen people be wrecked before 50. you have to take care of yourself. wh
    i've seen personally is that if you don't slow down, you end up doing better.

    That is true of my father, knock-on-wood. He is nearing 80, has remained fairly active, and seems to be without most of the aging issues that affect others his age (and my age, as you pointed out!).

    Mike


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  • From Jas Hud@618:300/12 to Mike Powell on Sun May 1 12:25:10 2022
    To: Mike Powell
    Re: Re: 'stuff...'
    By: Mike Powell to JAS HUD on Sun May 01 2022 09:56 am

    From Newsgroup: Micronet.MIN_CHAT

    i've seen people be wrecked before 50. you have to take care of yourself. wh
    i've seen personally is that if you don't slow down, you end up doing better.

    That is true of my father, knock-on-wood. He is nearing 80, has remained fairly active, and seems to be without most of the aging issues that affect others his age (and my age, as you pointed out!).


    speaking of old age, i woke up to an hour long leg pain that was super horrible. it ended up being some kind of cramp.
    i thought i was hydrated enough. maybe it was something i ate, too.
    i also had a weird allergic reaction to my epson salt with lavender bath.
    hands are red and swollen.

    i took musle relaxer and benedryl and wild turkey.
    doing better now.

    but wow, the pain. never felt anything like it before. i thought my thick just tore in half inside. i was screaming out loud.
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  • From Kurt Weiske@618:300/1 to Jas Hud on Mon May 2 10:34:00 2022
    Jas Hud wrote to Daryl Stout <=-

    well, they're idiots. i work with a man who's 68 and moves faster than
    me and climbs ladders and other things.

    I saw a picture of Danny Elfman from Coachella this weekend, and he's ripped
    - at 68! At first, he almost looked like Carrot Top. :}


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  • From Kurt Weiske@618:300/1 to Jas Hud on Mon May 2 10:38:00 2022
    Jas Hud wrote to Mike Powell <=-

    you have to take care of yourself. there's people in my family who
    were using a walker at 35. they said they had 'genetics' but they had those frozen snicker bars in the freezer. they said they had bad knees
    but they never walked. i have those same knees and i go up and down ladders all day. they hurt but i'm also real heavy.

    I'm 56 and way overweight. I was between jobs a while ago and found a temp
    gig to help cover. It involved replacing hundreds of APs in a military base, which involved working on ladders, racking and stacking controllers, and hauling ladders all around the base (there wasn't always parking near the buildings we were working on...)

    I did 8 weeks of that, walking 20-25K steps and doing all hands-on work
    after years of management. I was proud of myself for being able to do it,
    but wouldn't want to have to do that for a living again!


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  • From Jas Hud@618:300/12 to Kurt Weiske on Mon May 2 16:13:54 2022
    To: Kurt Weiske
    Re: Re: 'stuff...'
    By: Kurt Weiske to Jas Hud on Mon May 02 2022 10:34 am

    From Newsgroup: Micronet.MIN_CHAT

    Jas Hud wrote to Daryl Stout <=-

    well, they're idiots. i work with a man who's 68 and moves faster than me and climbs ladders and other things.

    I saw a picture of Danny Elfman from Coachella this weekend, and he's ripped - at 68! At first, he almost looked like Carrot Top. :}


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    yeah i just googled it and jesus christ he is in good shape. and creepy looking too.
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  • From Jas Hud@618:300/12 to Kurt Weiske on Mon May 2 16:16:04 2022
    To: Kurt Weiske
    Re: Re: 'stuff...'
    By: Kurt Weiske to Jas Hud on Mon May 02 2022 10:38 am

    From Newsgroup: Micronet.MIN_CHAT

    Jas Hud wrote to Mike Powell <=-

    you have to take care of yourself. there's people in my family who were using a walker at 35. they said they had 'genetics' but they had those frozen snicker bars in the freezer. they said they had bad knees but they never walked. i have those same knees and i go up and down ladders all day. they hurt but i'm also real heavy.

    I'm 56 and way overweight. I was between jobs a while ago and found a temp gig to help cover. It involved replacing hundreds of APs in a military base, which involved working on ladders, racking and stacking controllers, and hauling ladders all around the base (there wasn't always parking near the buildings we were working on...)

    I did 8 weeks of that, walking 20-25K steps and doing all hands-on work after years of management. I was proud of myself for being able to do it, but wouldn't want to have to do that for a living again!



    for my friday i had to run up 2 flights of stairs over and over again to clear out jams. when i was sleeping i had a horrible pain in my thigh. i was yelling out it was so bad. i thought i tore a tendon. it went away after and hour. i also had to take a hot bath and muscle relaxer
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  • From Jas Hud@618:300/12 to Kurt Weiske on Mon May 2 16:18:38 2022
    To: Kurt Weiske
    Re: Re: 'stuff...'
    By: MRO to Kurt Weiske on Mon May 02 2022 04:16 pm

    Re: Re: 'stuff...'


    holy crap look at bridget fonda.
    she went to hell

    https://i.imgur.com/OLpvJqo.png
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