hi all

[Guest guest]

Welcome Ben,

I would highly suggest finding the course “Spanish for the Healthcare

Provider” at most colleges. Also, “Spanish for Law Enforcement” would

also help (though, not as much) and would be a good add-on. Being in

TX, I do highly recommend it. Good luck in your course.

Schadone, NREMT-Paramedic

City of Austin

Austin/ County EMS

Medic 12 / Medic 24

@...

hi all

hey ya Im a 19yr old from galveston county who is going through the

EMT-basic course and i was wondering if there where any courses like

spanish or anything along thoose lines that might help me get a job

after I complette the course?

[Guest guest]

Hey, if you really want to be a good EMT or Medic. Always treat your patient,

like if it was your mother or father on the stretcher. Give them the respect

that they deserve and expect from us so we can show everybody that EMS is

making a diffrence.I don't care if my patient is the homeless around the

corner,

the drunk driver who just caused an accident or the sweet and old little lady.

WHEN THEY ARE IN THE BACK OF MY BOX, THEY ALL GET THE BEST TREATMENT AND

THAT'S WHAT WILLIAMSON COUNTY EMS IS ALL ABOUT.

good luck my friend.

Jesus / Paramedic

Medic 41 / WCEMS

To respect , care and serve.

[Guest guest]

And of those of us who know who they are, who remembers KMG 365?

-Wes

[Guest guest]

If only I can have my heart attack near a medic like this Guy!

Regards-

Terry Dinerman EMTP

Re: hi all

> Hey, if you really want to be a good EMT or Medic. Always treat your

patient,

> like if it was your mother or father on the stretcher. Give them the

respect

> that they deserve and expect from us so we can show everybody that EMS is

> making a diffrence.I don't care if my patient is the homeless around the

corner,

> the drunk driver who just caused an accident or the sweet and old little

lady.

> WHEN THEY ARE IN THE BACK OF MY BOX, THEY ALL GET THE BEST TREATMENT AND

> THAT'S WHAT WILLIAMSON COUNTY EMS IS ALL ABOUT.

> good luck my friend.

>

>

> Jesus / Paramedic

> Medic 41 / WCEMS

> To respect , care and serve.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Agreed. I have this standing fear that if I have a heart attack (or

anything else bad) I'll be cursed by getting that one crew that we've

always known or heard about (and dread seeing) instead of this guy at

WCEMS. I always keep a mental wishlist of who I want coming after my

family and who I DON'T. I wish there weren't any that belong on the

" don't call " list but I've unfortunately seen some.

Don Elbert, Tyler

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[Guest guest]

Don Elbert sez >> I'll be cursed by getting that one crew that we've always

known or heard about.

So long as the company name painted on the box isn't " F & B " .

Donn

... " You tell a gelding - you ask a stud - you have a conversation

with a mule " ...Author unknown

[Guest guest]

I agree with you 100%. I've been a patient and I expect high quality care. I

treat all my patients as if it were my family member in the back of the

ambulance with me. High quality care is a standard around here. At least with me

and those I work with.

A. , NREMT-P/LP

Re: hi all

Hey, if you really want to be a good EMT or Medic. Always treat your patient,

like if it was your mother or father on the stretcher. Give them the respect

that they deserve and expect from us so we can show everybody that EMS is

making a diffrence.I don't care if my patient is the homeless around the

corner,

the drunk driver who just caused an accident or the sweet and old little lady.

WHEN THEY ARE IN THE BACK OF MY BOX, THEY ALL GET THE BEST TREATMENT AND

THAT'S WHAT WILLIAMSON COUNTY EMS IS ALL ABOUT.

good luck my friend.

Jesus / Paramedic

Medic 41 / WCEMS

To respect , care and serve.

[Guest guest]

True but ya gotta admit, Ol Bill Cosby had the best ambulance around All

nuns beware

[Guest guest]

So true! In our area we have not only the City Fire and Medical but three

private services and one gov't contract service, so we never know who we are

going to get when the need arises. I worry about the ones I don't know more than

the ones I do. I kind of like to be taken care of by someone I know rather than

someone I don't.

A. , NREMT-P/LP

Re: hi all

Agreed. I have this standing fear that if I have a heart attack (or

anything else bad) I'll be cursed by getting that one crew that we've

always known or heard about (and dread seeing) instead of this guy at

WCEMS. I always keep a mental wishlist of who I want coming after my

family and who I DON'T. I wish there weren't any that belong on the

" don't call " list but I've unfortunately seen some.

Don Elbert, Tyler

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[Guest guest]

KMG-365 was the FCC call sign for " Station 51 " .

Captain Stanley: " Station 51, 10-4... KMG-265... "

That was my FAVORITE show, and is still in my top 10!

Barry McClung, EMT-P

Re: hi all

And of those of us who know who they are, who remembers KMG 365?

-Wes

[Guest guest]

Who competed against fish bane ems, and who was the black driver, last but

not least who was the newbie EMT - B student with red hair.

D.

EMTP

Silsbee EMS

806 Lee Rd.

Silsbee, Texas 77656 U S A

wetseal@... silsbeeems@...

Add this card to your address book

RE: hi all

> Don Elbert sez >> I'll be cursed by getting that one crew that we've

always

> known or heard about.

>

>

> So long as the company name painted on the box isn't " F & B " .

>

>

>

> Donn

>

>

> ... " You tell a gelding - you ask a stud - you have a conversation

> with a mule " ...Author unknown

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Not lost just not on TV any more, as long as some one remembers you , you

are still alive. Gage & Desoto were my hero images as a young funeral home

ambulance driver the set an imaginary standard that I thought should be met

and so did the flight medics in Nam I was around. There go I for the grace

of God thank you.

D.

EMTP

Silsbee EMS

806 Lee Rd.

Silsbee, Texas 77656 U S A

wetseal@... silsbeeems@...

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Re: hi all

> In a message dated 7/26/2003 10:22:53 AM Central Daylight Time,

> donn@... writes:

>

> > So long as the company name painted on the box isn't " F & B " .

>

> Ya know it's sad that I bet a good 50% active and lurkers on this list

have

> no idea as to what movie you are referencing! Many have no clue as to who

> ny and Roy are as well. For a business that is less then 40 we have

already

> lost our history!

>

> Louis N. Molino, Sr., CET

> FF/NREMT-B/FSI/EMSI

> LNMolino@...

> (Home Office)

> (Fire Field Office)

>

> " A Texan with a Jersey Attitude "

>

> The comments contained in this E-mail are the opinions of the author and

the

> author alone. I in no way ever intend to speak for any person or

organization

> that I am in any way whatsoever involved or associated with unless I

> specifically state that I am doing so. Further this E-mail is intended

only for it's

> stated recipient and may contain private and or confidential materials

> retransmission is strictly prohibited unless placed in the public

> domain by the original author.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

KMG 365 unit 51 to base I have ........... ( Rampart Emergency room ).

D.

EMTP

Silsbee EMS

806 Lee Rd.

Silsbee, Texas 77656 U S A

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Re: hi all

> And of those of us who know who they are, who remembers KMG 365?

>

> -Wes

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Barbarella wasn't Raquel, either.

Donn

Re: hi all

In a message dated 7/27/2003 3:21:47 AM Central Daylight Time,

silsbeeems@... writes:

> who was the black driver, last but not least who was the newbie EMT -

> B

> student with red hair.

>

Come on those are way too easy. Especially that last one I was a preteen

back

then who could forget Raquel anyone remember Barberaella (oh wait that's not

EMS related) sorry.

Louis N. Molino, Sr., CET

FF/NREMT-B/FSI/EMSI

LNMolino@...

(Home Office)

(Fire Field Office)

" A Texan with a Jersey Attitude "

The comments contained in this E-mail are the opinions of the author and the

author alone. I in no way ever intend to speak for any person or

organization

that I am in any way whatsoever involved or associated with unless I

specifically state that I am doing so. Further this E-mail is intended only

for it's

stated recipient and may contain private and or confidential materials

retransmission is strictly prohibited unless placed in the public

domain by the original author.

[Guest guest]

Barbraelia was the hated one who went to Viet Name as a communist

sympathizer Jane Fonda.

D.

EMTP

Silsbee EMS

806 Lee Rd.

Silsbee, Texas 77656 U S A

wetseal@... silsbeeems@...

Add this card to your address book

Re: hi all

>

>

> In a message dated 7/27/2003 3:21:47 AM Central Daylight Time,

> silsbeeems@... writes:

>

> > who was the black driver, last but not least who was the newbie EMT -

> > B

> > student with red hair.

> >

>

> Come on those are way too easy. Especially that last one I was a preteen

> back

> then who could forget Raquel anyone remember Barberaella (oh wait that's

not

>

> EMS related) sorry.

>

> Louis N. Molino, Sr., CET

> FF/NREMT-B/FSI/EMSI

> LNMolino@...

> (Home Office)

> (Fire Field Office)

>

> " A Texan with a Jersey Attitude "

>

> The comments contained in this E-mail are the opinions of the author and

the

>

> author alone. I in no way ever intend to speak for any person or

> organization

> that I am in any way whatsoever involved or associated with unless I

> specifically state that I am doing so. Further this E-mail is intended

only

> for it's

> stated recipient and may contain private and or confidential materials

> retransmission is strictly prohibited unless placed in the public

> domain by the original author.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I have a true story related to Emergency! One of thehe transport ambulances

used in the show was loaned to the show by was the first " milk truck "

ambulance manufacturer Modulance in Grand Prarie. After the show was

cancelled, the ambulance used to transport Gage and DeSoto's patients was

brought back to Texas and sold. Baumgardner Funeral Home (the first EMS

service I ever worked for) bought the ambulance and it was the first

ambulance I ever worked in. It was called the 'Hollywood car. " It was a

Chevy chassis (69-71) and had 5 rotating beacons on the roof of the box (4

little ones in each corner and a big one in the center). It also had a Twin

Sonic. I talked to Baumgardner many years ago and he said they had the

unit remounted once and then sent to salvage. I told ny Gage this year

in Palm Springs about it and he couldn't believe it. He had tried to find

the ambulance to buy and restore and we tried to track it down--but it no

longer existed. It seemed, the actors and crew would use it to run around

for lunch and such with the lights and sirens on during breaks from filming.

Small world isn't it.

If this stuff interests you should buy Jim Page's book " The Paramedics "

which details all of this. I believe it is still in print. I have to talk

with Jim later this week and will find out whether it is still in print.

Randy has some Emergency! Trivia and pictures from the 30 year reunion on

his web site http://www.randymantooth.com/. He is also trying to get a new

Emergency?-type show started called " USAR-1. "

By the way, everybody should know that the precursor journal to JEMS that

Jim founded was " Paramedics International. "

E. Bledsoe, DO, FACEP

Midlothian, Texas

If you ever get to heaven, leave your dog outside. Heaven goes by favor. If

it went by merit you would stay out and the dog would go in.

Mark Twain

[Guest guest]

Unity was Fishbine's competitor, hence the name F & U when they merged. The

red head EMT student was played by Raquel Welch, hence the name Juggs.

In a message dated 7/27/03 3:22:04 AM Central Daylight Time,

silsbeeems@... writes:

> Who competed against fish bane ems, and who was the black driver, last but

> not least who was the newbie EMT - B student with red hair.

>

>

> D.

> EMTP

> Silsbee EMS

>

[Guest guest]

Byran,

When I worked for Mid-Cities Ambulance we had an old box with rotating

beacons on each corner. I was told that this was the box used in the

Emergency Show. It had been remounted on a f-350 truck which by the time

I worked out of this box had a ton of miles on it. Had a nasty green

interior in the back. The last time I saw the unit was at Dan 's

property he had down on Lake Whitney. I am not sure where it is now.

Bernie

>>> bbledsoe@... 7/27/03 9:12:28 AM >>>

I have a true story related to Emergency! One of thehe transport

ambulances

used in the show was loaned to the show by was the first " milk truck "

ambulance manufacturer Modulance in Grand Prarie. After the show was

cancelled, the ambulance used to transport Gage and DeSoto's patients

was

brought back to Texas and sold. Baumgardner Funeral Home (the first

EMS

service I ever worked for) bought the ambulance and it was the first

ambulance I ever worked in. It was called the 'Hollywood car. " It was

a

Chevy chassis (69-71) and had 5 rotating beacons on the roof of the box

(4

little ones in each corner and a big one in the center). It also had a

Twin

Sonic. I talked to Baumgardner many years ago and he said they

had the

unit remounted once and then sent to salvage. I told ny Gage this

year

in Palm Springs about it and he couldn't believe it. He had tried to

find

the ambulance to buy and restore and we tried to track it down--but it

no

longer existed. It seemed, the actors and crew would use it to run

around

for lunch and such with the lights and sirens on during breaks from

filming.

Small world isn't it.

If this stuff interests you should buy Jim Page's book " The

Paramedics "

which details all of this. I believe it is still in print. I have to

talk

with Jim later this week and will find out whether it is still in

print.

Randy has some Emergency! Trivia and pictures from the 30 year reunion

on

his web site http://www.randymantooth.com/. He is also trying to get a

new

Emergency?-type show started called " USAR-1. "

By the way, everybody should know that the precursor journal to JEMS

that

Jim founded was " Paramedics International. "

E. Bledsoe, DO, FACEP

Midlothian, Texas

If you ever get to heaven, leave your dog outside. Heaven goes by

favor. If

it went by merit you would stay out and the dog would go in.

Mark Twain

[Guest guest]

Where is Dan 's place? I understand he operates a bait stand

somewhere. (That is what happens to us old ambulance trash).

BEB

RE: hi all

Byran,

When I worked for Mid-Cities Ambulance we had an old box with rotating

beacons on each corner. I was told that this was the box used in the

Emergency Show. It had been remounted on a f-350 truck which by the time

I worked out of this box had a ton of miles on it. Had a nasty green

interior in the back. The last time I saw the unit was at Dan 's

property he had down on Lake Whitney. I am not sure where it is now.

Bernie

>>> bbledsoe@... 7/27/03 9:12:28 AM >>>

I have a true story related to Emergency! One of thehe transport

ambulances

used in the show was loaned to the show by was the first " milk truck "

ambulance manufacturer Modulance in Grand Prarie. After the show was

cancelled, the ambulance used to transport Gage and DeSoto's patients

was

brought back to Texas and sold. Baumgardner Funeral Home (the first

EMS

service I ever worked for) bought the ambulance and it was the first

ambulance I ever worked in. It was called the 'Hollywood car. " It was

a

Chevy chassis (69-71) and had 5 rotating beacons on the roof of the box

(4

little ones in each corner and a big one in the center). It also had a

Twin

Sonic. I talked to Baumgardner many years ago and he said they

had the

unit remounted once and then sent to salvage. I told ny Gage this

year

in Palm Springs about it and he couldn't believe it. He had tried to

find

the ambulance to buy and restore and we tried to track it down--but it

no

longer existed. It seemed, the actors and crew would use it to run

around

for lunch and such with the lights and sirens on during breaks from

filming.

Small world isn't it.

If this stuff interests you should buy Jim Page's book " The

Paramedics "

which details all of this. I believe it is still in print. I have to

talk

with Jim later this week and will find out whether it is still in

print.

Randy has some Emergency! Trivia and pictures from the 30 year reunion

on

his web site http://www.randymantooth.com/. He is also trying to get a

new

Emergency?-type show started called " USAR-1. "

By the way, everybody should know that the precursor journal to JEMS

that

Jim founded was " Paramedics International. "

E. Bledsoe, DO, FACEP

Midlothian, Texas

If you ever get to heaven, leave your dog outside. Heaven goes by

favor. If

it went by merit you would stay out and the dog would go in.

Mark Twain

[Guest guest]

Well hell thats where old paramedics hang out now days. Its not to bad I

think.

Henry

" Bledsoe (Notebook) " wrote:

> Where is Dan 's place? I understand he operates a bait stand

> somewhere. (That is what happens to us old ambulance trash).

>

> BEB

>

> RE: hi all

>

> Byran,

>

> When I worked for Mid-Cities Ambulance we had an old box with rotating

> beacons on each corner. I was told that this was the box used in the

> Emergency Show. It had been remounted on a f-350 truck which by the time

> I worked out of this box had a ton of miles on it. Had a nasty green

> interior in the back. The last time I saw the unit was at Dan 's

> property he had down on Lake Whitney. I am not sure where it is now.

>

> Bernie

>

> >>> bbledsoe@... 7/27/03 9:12:28 AM >>>

> I have a true story related to Emergency! One of thehe transport

> ambulances

> used in the show was loaned to the show by was the first " milk truck "

> ambulance manufacturer Modulance in Grand Prarie. After the show was

> cancelled, the ambulance used to transport Gage and DeSoto's patients

> was

> brought back to Texas and sold. Baumgardner Funeral Home (the first

> EMS

> service I ever worked for) bought the ambulance and it was the first

> ambulance I ever worked in. It was called the 'Hollywood car. " It was

> a

> Chevy chassis (69-71) and had 5 rotating beacons on the roof of the box

> (4

> little ones in each corner and a big one in the center). It also had a

> Twin

> Sonic. I talked to Baumgardner many years ago and he said they

> had the

> unit remounted once and then sent to salvage. I told ny Gage this

> year

> in Palm Springs about it and he couldn't believe it. He had tried to

> find

> the ambulance to buy and restore and we tried to track it down--but it

> no

> longer existed. It seemed, the actors and crew would use it to run

> around

> for lunch and such with the lights and sirens on during breaks from

> filming.

> Small world isn't it.

>

> If this stuff interests you should buy Jim Page's book " The

> Paramedics "

> which details all of this. I believe it is still in print. I have to

> talk

> with Jim later this week and will find out whether it is still in

> print.

>

> Randy has some Emergency! Trivia and pictures from the 30 year reunion

> on

> his web site http://www.randymantooth.com/. He is also trying to get a

> new

> Emergency?-type show started called " USAR-1. "

>

> By the way, everybody should know that the precursor journal to JEMS

> that

> Jim founded was " Paramedics International. "

>

> E. Bledsoe, DO, FACEP

> Midlothian, Texas

>

> If you ever get to heaven, leave your dog outside. Heaven goes by

> favor. If

> it went by merit you would stay out and the dog would go in.

>

> Mark Twain

>

>

[Guest guest]

So us old farts either sell bait, hang around bait, or become bait - some

just smell like bait.

Donn

RE: hi all

>

> Byran,

>

> When I worked for Mid-Cities Ambulance we had an old box with rotating

> beacons on each corner. I was told that this was the box used in the

> Emergency Show. It had been remounted on a f-350 truck which by the

> time I worked out of this box had a ton of miles on it. Had a nasty

> green interior in the back. The last time I saw the unit was at Dan

> 's property he had down on Lake Whitney. I am not sure where it

> is now.

>

> Bernie

>

> >>> bbledsoe@... 7/27/03 9:12:28 AM >>>

> I have a true story related to Emergency! One of thehe transport

> ambulances used in the show was loaned to the show by was the first

> " milk truck " ambulance manufacturer Modulance in Grand Prarie. After

> the show was cancelled, the ambulance used to transport Gage and

> DeSoto's patients was

> brought back to Texas and sold. Baumgardner Funeral Home (the first

> EMS

> service I ever worked for) bought the ambulance and it was the first

> ambulance I ever worked in. It was called the 'Hollywood car. " It was

> a

> Chevy chassis (69-71) and had 5 rotating beacons on the roof of the box

> (4

> little ones in each corner and a big one in the center). It also had a

> Twin

> Sonic. I talked to Baumgardner many years ago and he said they

> had the

> unit remounted once and then sent to salvage. I told ny Gage this

> year

> in Palm Springs about it and he couldn't believe it. He had tried to

> find

> the ambulance to buy and restore and we tried to track it down--but it

> no

> longer existed. It seemed, the actors and crew would use it to run

> around

> for lunch and such with the lights and sirens on during breaks from

> filming.

> Small world isn't it.

>

> If this stuff interests you should buy Jim Page's book " The

> Paramedics " which details all of this. I believe it is still in print.

> I have to talk

> with Jim later this week and will find out whether it is still in

> print.

>

> Randy has some Emergency! Trivia and pictures from the 30 year reunion

> on his web site http://www.randymantooth.com/. He is also trying to

> get a new

> Emergency?-type show started called " USAR-1. "

>

> By the way, everybody should know that the precursor journal to JEMS

> that Jim founded was " Paramedics International. "

>

> E. Bledsoe, DO, FACEP

> Midlothian, Texas

>

> If you ever get to heaven, leave your dog outside. Heaven goes by

> favor. If it went by merit you would stay out and the dog would go in.

>

> Mark Twain

>

>

[Guest guest]

It's nice to know what I have to look forward to......

" TJ " Hatfield EMT-P

" Women and cats do as they please. Men and dogs might as well relax and get

used to it. "

RE: hi all

> >

> > Byran,

> >

> > When I worked for Mid-Cities Ambulance we had an old box with rotating

> > beacons on each corner. I was told that this was the box used in the

> > Emergency Show. It had been remounted on a f-350 truck which by the

> > time I worked out of this box had a ton of miles on it. Had a nasty

> > green interior in the back. The last time I saw the unit was at Dan

> > 's property he had down on Lake Whitney. I am not sure where it

> > is now.

> >

> > Bernie

> >

> > >>> bbledsoe@... 7/27/03 9:12:28 AM >>>

> > I have a true story related to Emergency! One of thehe transport

> > ambulances used in the show was loaned to the show by was the first

> > " milk truck " ambulance manufacturer Modulance in Grand Prarie. After

> > the show was cancelled, the ambulance used to transport Gage and

> > DeSoto's patients was

> > brought back to Texas and sold. Baumgardner Funeral Home (the first

> > EMS

> > service I ever worked for) bought the ambulance and it was the first

> > ambulance I ever worked in. It was called the 'Hollywood car. " It was

> > a

> > Chevy chassis (69-71) and had 5 rotating beacons on the roof of the box

> > (4

> > little ones in each corner and a big one in the center). It also had a

> > Twin

> > Sonic. I talked to Baumgardner many years ago and he said they

> > had the

> > unit remounted once and then sent to salvage. I told ny Gage this

> > year

> > in Palm Springs about it and he couldn't believe it. He had tried to

> > find

> > the ambulance to buy and restore and we tried to track it down--but it

> > no

> > longer existed. It seemed, the actors and crew would use it to run

> > around

> > for lunch and such with the lights and sirens on during breaks from

> > filming.

> > Small world isn't it.

> >

> > If this stuff interests you should buy Jim Page's book " The

> > Paramedics " which details all of this. I believe it is still in print.

> > I have to talk

> > with Jim later this week and will find out whether it is still in

> > print.

> >

> > Randy has some Emergency! Trivia and pictures from the 30 year reunion

> > on his web site http://www.randymantooth.com/. He is also trying to

> > get a new

> > Emergency?-type show started called " USAR-1. "

> >

> > By the way, everybody should know that the precursor journal to JEMS

> > that Jim founded was " Paramedics International. "

> >

> > E. Bledsoe, DO, FACEP

> > Midlothian, Texas

> >

> > If you ever get to heaven, leave your dog outside. Heaven goes by

> > favor. If it went by merit you would stay out and the dog would go in.

> >

> > Mark Twain

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Hmm. A national " Don't Call " list for EMS. Interesting. " Hi, my name

is Mike, and if I call 9-1-1, please refrain from sending the following

people to my emergency, as they are not invited. "

Schadone, NREMT-Paramedic

City of Austin

Austin/ County EMS

Medic 12 / Medic 24

@...

Re: hi all

Agreed. I have this standing fear that if I have a heart attack (or

anything else bad) I'll be cursed by getting that one crew that we've

always known or heard about (and dread seeing) instead of this guy at

WCEMS. I always keep a mental wishlist of who I want coming after my

family and who I DON'T. I wish there weren't any that belong on the

" don't call " list but I've unfortunately seen some.

Don Elbert, Tyler

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welcome back

On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 13:23:47 -0800 (PST), michelle martinez

wrote:

>

> well im all moved and am settling nicely here in south texas. i have moved

back to the town i lived in 2 years ago it is nice here i feel like i am home.

the kids are on spring break this week and it is sunny and in the 80s we have

had no incidents in the school here. no asthma attacks.

> how ever shortly after i moved i had what is called TIA it is a mini stroke or

a prelude for a stroke i was so scared . but im getting better now i am

treasuring every day i can stand on my own.

>

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[Guest guest]

Dear Robyn and my fellow losers

I dont think I will be able to make bowling today. Maybe coffee later. But I

have 1 week to get packed and moved and no one to help me. Hope to see you guys

soon