Captain Creeper
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I’m not a fighter. I’m a lover! My workout consists of some YK and an inflatable Asian chick.
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I had polio, sport, it's always been fight.
Must be nice.
As one gets older it gets harder and more painful to move. Staying 'comfortable' in one's easy chair is a death sentence.In the Winter, when I can't ride my bike, I do resistance exercise. Today was a leg day.
If you don't fight, you will die. Sure, you can find an exception, and 100,00 corpses that aren't one in a million (sorry about the math).
I'm usually in treatment for prostate cancer, right now it's just pills. had heart surgery in August, and had a severe stroke a couple years ago.
There is an autobiography, don't like the guy, I'll never read it, but the title is unforgettable.
Old age is not for sissies.
Truer words.
TMII’m not a fighter. I’m a lover! My workout consists of some YK and an inflatable Asian chick.
As one gets older it gets harder and more painful to move. Staying 'comfortable' in one's easy chair is a death sentence.
Good for you! None of us knows what lies beyond biological life but it is worth fighting for. Certainly there is a point where quality of life is so low and pain so high that maybe it's time to let go. But you sound like you are a long way from that. Keep it up.Thanks, it's not every day I get a laugh that good.
What’s so terrible about death? I’d rather live a shorter time and enjoy what time I have than to be miserable for an even longer time.In the Winter, when I can't ride my bike, I do resistance exercise. Today was a leg day.
If you don't fight, you will die. Sure, you can find an exception, and 100,00 corpses that aren't one in a million (sorry about the math).
I'm usually in treatment for prostate cancer, right now it's just pills. had heart surgery in August, and had a severe stroke a couple years ago.
There is an autobiography, don't like the guy, I'll never read it, but the title is unforgettable.
Old age is not for sissies.
Truer words.
Did you also fall and land on your head? That would explain so much.I did too!
Well a touch of it, it messed up my lower leg bones. Leg braces took care of the worst of it but I don't remember them. They came off when I was four, or so I was told.
My mom said to completely straighten them out they would have to had to break both of my legs, reset, and be in traction for months.
I'm told it's half the reason for my current knee troubles. Oh well.
Small wonder mothers of that era were chasing the polio vaccine when one came out. Virginia was hit very hard.
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Remembering Wytheville’s polio epidemic, 75 years ago
In the summer of 1950, Wytheville had one of the nation’s highest per capita rates of polio infection.cardinalnews.org
A lot of people that aren't inches from death say that.What’s so terrible about death? I’d rather live a shorter time and enjoy what time I have than to be miserable for an even longer time.
Working out does not make your life miserableWhat’s so terrible about death? I’d rather live a shorter time and enjoy what time I have than to be miserable for an even longer time.
All he wants is an excuse, and he's got one...Working out does not make your life miserable
It does shorten it, however.Working out does not make your life miserable
How do you figureIt does shorten it, however.
Many overdo it, leading the injuries, often serious. Many shoehorn exercise into an already hectic life causing more stress.How do you figure