CHAT: Hypopeople Precautions

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 7/31/03 10:35:57 AM Central Daylight Time,

cyeates@... writes:

<<

I was going to ask how one deals with neighbors who know " everything

about cancer; i.e., chemo and so on, " then proceed to tell you that

you need to " act happy and you will be happy, etc. " >>

Stay inside with all doors locked and avoid them like the plague. We have a

neighbor like that, too. Anything you've done, he's done bigger, better, and

more of it.

~Vel~

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 7/31/03 10:35:57 AM Central Daylight Time,

cyeates@... writes:

<<

I was going to ask how one deals with neighbors who know " everything

about cancer; i.e., chemo and so on, " then proceed to tell you that

you need to " act happy and you will be happy, etc. " >>

Stay inside with all doors locked and avoid them like the plague. We have a

neighbor like that, too. Anything you've done, he's done bigger, better, and

more of it.

~Vel~

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 7/31/03 12:44:51 PM Central Daylight Time,

curlyq@... writes:

<<

I wish my building had an elevator...I live on the 3rd floor! >>

Add to the list " high-rise apartments " without elevators. I'd have to set up

a tent on first floor. HA!

~Vel~

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 7/31/03 12:44:51 PM Central Daylight Time,

curlyq@... writes:

<<

I wish my building had an elevator...I live on the 3rd floor! >>

Add to the list " high-rise apartments " without elevators. I'd have to set up

a tent on first floor. HA!

~Vel~

[Guest guest]

I was going to ask how one deals with neighbors who know " everything

about cancer; i.e., chemo and so on, " then proceed to tell you that

you need to " act happy and you will be happy, etc. " (This is

especially tough when you think you are acting pretty normal, but in

this Stepford Village, no one misses a drooping begonia.) Thanks,

Joanne,

No. 9 - Stupid People, pretty much covers it. (Egads, it took me at

least five scrolls to remember the number...) I knew the gas stove

was a bad idea; am using back burners only!

Irene

> >

> > <I think hypo poeple should stay away from rifles.>

> >

> > I'd like to add to that...

> >

> > Hypo people should also stay away from:

> >

> > 1. driving

> > 2. the checkbook

> > 3. the credit card

> > 4. making big decisions

> > 5. Hallmark commercials

> > 6. email at work (especially when upset about a situation)

> >

>

> 7. Electric power tools

> 8. Politics

> 9. Stupid people

> 10. Decisions

> 11. Lawnmowers

>

> Joanne

[Guest guest]

Irene-

I found that when confronted with the know it all when I'm hypo

another hypo symptom really helps - lack of concentration. Once you

tune the annoying little buggers out the eventually give up.

I would like to add to the list as #12. amusement parks

Deb

-- In Thyca , " ireneyeates " <cyeates@n...> wrote:

> I was going to ask how one deals with neighbors who

know " everything

> about cancer; i.e., chemo and so on, " then proceed to tell you

that

> you need to " act happy and you will be happy, etc. " (This is

> especially tough when you think you are acting pretty normal, but

in

> this Stepford Village, no one misses a drooping begonia.) Thanks,

> Joanne,

> No. 9 - Stupid People, pretty much covers it. (Egads, it took me

at

> least five scrolls to remember the number...) I knew the gas

stove

> was a bad idea; am using back burners only!

> Irene

>

> > >

> > > <I think hypo poeple should stay away from rifles.>

> > >

> > > I'd like to add to that...

> > >

> > > Hypo people should also stay away from:

> > >

> > > 1. driving

> > > 2. the checkbook

> > > 3. the credit card

> > > 4. making big decisions

> > > 5. Hallmark commercials

> > > 6. email at work (especially when upset about a situation)

> > >

> >

> > 7. Electric power tools

> > 8. Politics

> > 9. Stupid people

> > 10. Decisions

> > 11. Lawnmowers

> >

> > Joanne

[Guest guest]

Irene-

I found that when confronted with the know it all when I'm hypo

another hypo symptom really helps - lack of concentration. Once you

tune the annoying little buggers out the eventually give up.

I would like to add to the list as #12. amusement parks

Deb

-- In Thyca , " ireneyeates " <cyeates@n...> wrote:

> I was going to ask how one deals with neighbors who

know " everything

> about cancer; i.e., chemo and so on, " then proceed to tell you

that

> you need to " act happy and you will be happy, etc. " (This is

> especially tough when you think you are acting pretty normal, but

in

> this Stepford Village, no one misses a drooping begonia.) Thanks,

> Joanne,

> No. 9 - Stupid People, pretty much covers it. (Egads, it took me

at

> least five scrolls to remember the number...) I knew the gas

stove

> was a bad idea; am using back burners only!

> Irene

>

> > >

> > > <I think hypo poeple should stay away from rifles.>

> > >

> > > I'd like to add to that...

> > >

> > > Hypo people should also stay away from:

> > >

> > > 1. driving

> > > 2. the checkbook

> > > 3. the credit card

> > > 4. making big decisions

> > > 5. Hallmark commercials

> > > 6. email at work (especially when upset about a situation)

> > >

> >

> > 7. Electric power tools

> > 8. Politics

> > 9. Stupid people

> > 10. Decisions

> > 11. Lawnmowers

> >

> > Joanne

[Guest guest]

Irene-

I found that when confronted with the know it all when I'm hypo

another hypo symptom really helps - lack of concentration. Once you

tune the annoying little buggers out the eventually give up.

I would like to add to the list as #12. amusement parks

Deb

-- In Thyca , " ireneyeates " <cyeates@n...> wrote:

> I was going to ask how one deals with neighbors who

know " everything

> about cancer; i.e., chemo and so on, " then proceed to tell you

that

> you need to " act happy and you will be happy, etc. " (This is

> especially tough when you think you are acting pretty normal, but

in

> this Stepford Village, no one misses a drooping begonia.) Thanks,

> Joanne,

> No. 9 - Stupid People, pretty much covers it. (Egads, it took me

at

> least five scrolls to remember the number...) I knew the gas

stove

> was a bad idea; am using back burners only!

> Irene

>

> > >

> > > <I think hypo poeple should stay away from rifles.>

> > >

> > > I'd like to add to that...

> > >

> > > Hypo people should also stay away from:

> > >

> > > 1. driving

> > > 2. the checkbook

> > > 3. the credit card

> > > 4. making big decisions

> > > 5. Hallmark commercials

> > > 6. email at work (especially when upset about a situation)

> > >

> >

> > 7. Electric power tools

> > 8. Politics

> > 9. Stupid people

> > 10. Decisions

> > 11. Lawnmowers

> >

> > Joanne

[Guest guest]

Hey gang,

Here I sit in hypo mountain land and I think everyone should stay away from

all dirty dishes while hypo. Why did I marry if I wanted to do all the

dishes?

Your enchanted cut throat

Gloria

Re: CHAT: Hypopeople Precautions

> Irene-

>

> I found that when confronted with the know it all when I'm hypo

> another hypo symptom really helps - lack of concentration. Once you

> tune the annoying little buggers out the eventually give up.

>

> I would like to add to the list as #12. amusement parks

>

> Deb

>

> -- In Thyca , " ireneyeates " <cyeates@n...> wrote:

> > I was going to ask how one deals with neighbors who

> know " everything

> > about cancer; i.e., chemo and so on, " then proceed to tell you

> that

> > you need to " act happy and you will be happy, etc. " (This is

> > especially tough when you think you are acting pretty normal, but

> in

> > this Stepford Village, no one misses a drooping begonia.) Thanks,

> > Joanne,

> > No. 9 - Stupid People, pretty much covers it. (Egads, it took me

> at

> > least five scrolls to remember the number...) I knew the gas

> stove

> > was a bad idea; am using back burners only!

> > Irene

> >

> > > >

> > > > <I think hypo poeple should stay away from rifles.>

> > > >

> > > > I'd like to add to that...

> > > >

> > > > Hypo people should also stay away from:

> > > >

> > > > 1. driving

> > > > 2. the checkbook

> > > > 3. the credit card

> > > > 4. making big decisions

> > > > 5. Hallmark commercials

> > > > 6. email at work (especially when upset about a situation)

> > > >

> > >

> > > 7. Electric power tools

> > > 8. Politics

> > > 9. Stupid people

> > > 10. Decisions

> > > 11. Lawnmowers

> > >

> > > Joanne

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hey gang,

Here I sit in hypo mountain land and I think everyone should stay away from

all dirty dishes while hypo. Why did I marry if I wanted to do all the

dishes?

Your enchanted cut throat

Gloria

Re: CHAT: Hypopeople Precautions

> Irene-

>

> I found that when confronted with the know it all when I'm hypo

> another hypo symptom really helps - lack of concentration. Once you

> tune the annoying little buggers out the eventually give up.

>

> I would like to add to the list as #12. amusement parks

>

> Deb

>

> -- In Thyca , " ireneyeates " <cyeates@n...> wrote:

> > I was going to ask how one deals with neighbors who

> know " everything

> > about cancer; i.e., chemo and so on, " then proceed to tell you

> that

> > you need to " act happy and you will be happy, etc. " (This is

> > especially tough when you think you are acting pretty normal, but

> in

> > this Stepford Village, no one misses a drooping begonia.) Thanks,

> > Joanne,

> > No. 9 - Stupid People, pretty much covers it. (Egads, it took me

> at

> > least five scrolls to remember the number...) I knew the gas

> stove

> > was a bad idea; am using back burners only!

> > Irene

> >

> > > >

> > > > <I think hypo poeple should stay away from rifles.>

> > > >

> > > > I'd like to add to that...

> > > >

> > > > Hypo people should also stay away from:

> > > >

> > > > 1. driving

> > > > 2. the checkbook

> > > > 3. the credit card

> > > > 4. making big decisions

> > > > 5. Hallmark commercials

> > > > 6. email at work (especially when upset about a situation)

> > > >

> > >

> > > 7. Electric power tools

> > > 8. Politics

> > > 9. Stupid people

> > > 10. Decisions

> > > 11. Lawnmowers

> > >

> > > Joanne

>

>

>

> This e-mail support group is one of many free services of ThyCa: Thyroid

Cancer Survivors' Association, Inc. <web site: www.thyca.org>. If you do

not wish to belong to this group, you may UNSUBSCRIBE by

> sending a blank e-mail to:

> thyca-unsubscribe

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hey gang,

Here I sit in hypo mountain land and I think everyone should stay away from

all dirty dishes while hypo. Why did I marry if I wanted to do all the

dishes?

Your enchanted cut throat

Gloria

Re: CHAT: Hypopeople Precautions

> Irene-

>

> I found that when confronted with the know it all when I'm hypo

> another hypo symptom really helps - lack of concentration. Once you

> tune the annoying little buggers out the eventually give up.

>

> I would like to add to the list as #12. amusement parks

>

> Deb

>

> -- In Thyca , " ireneyeates " <cyeates@n...> wrote:

> > I was going to ask how one deals with neighbors who

> know " everything

> > about cancer; i.e., chemo and so on, " then proceed to tell you

> that

> > you need to " act happy and you will be happy, etc. " (This is

> > especially tough when you think you are acting pretty normal, but

> in

> > this Stepford Village, no one misses a drooping begonia.) Thanks,

> > Joanne,

> > No. 9 - Stupid People, pretty much covers it. (Egads, it took me

> at

> > least five scrolls to remember the number...) I knew the gas

> stove

> > was a bad idea; am using back burners only!

> > Irene

> >

> > > >

> > > > <I think hypo poeple should stay away from rifles.>

> > > >

> > > > I'd like to add to that...

> > > >

> > > > Hypo people should also stay away from:

> > > >

> > > > 1. driving

> > > > 2. the checkbook

> > > > 3. the credit card

> > > > 4. making big decisions

> > > > 5. Hallmark commercials

> > > > 6. email at work (especially when upset about a situation)

> > > >

> > >

> > > 7. Electric power tools

> > > 8. Politics

> > > 9. Stupid people

> > > 10. Decisions

> > > 11. Lawnmowers

> > >

> > > Joanne

>

>

>

> This e-mail support group is one of many free services of ThyCa: Thyroid

Cancer Survivors' Association, Inc. <web site: www.thyca.org>. If you do

not wish to belong to this group, you may UNSUBSCRIBE by

> sending a blank e-mail to:

> thyca-unsubscribe

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I wish my building had an elevator...I live on the 3rd floor!

****************************************************************

My husband has earned his right to be called a Marine.

He has been tested and not found lacking...

May I be found as worthy of the title

Marine Wife.

Re: CHAT: Hypopeople Precautions

Open flame

High-fat foods

Anything labeled " Instruction Manual "

Buildings without elevators

--Carmen in nyc <----lived in a fifth-floor walk-up while hypo

>

> <I think hypo poeple should stay away from rifles.>

>

> I'd like to add to that...

>

> Hypo people should also stay away from:

>

> 1. driving

> 2. the checkbook

> 3. the credit card

> 4. making big decisions

> 5. Hallmark commercials

> 6. email at work (especially when upset about a situation)

>

> Anyone else have anything to add to this list?

>

> dee - 38

> rising from hypo land (7/21 TSH - 146)

> synthroid (.200mg)

> Austin, TX

> TT & dx pap thyca 7/02

> RAI (29.8mCi) 8/02

> 6/03 WBS not quite clean

> RAI 7/7/03 (100 mCi this time around)

> CT scans (chest & neck) TODAY

[Guest guest]

That wouldn't help either...the stairs are outside ones...that is something for

hypos to avoid also! Especially since it is so humid here!

****************************************************************

My husband has earned his right to be called a Marine.

He has been tested and not found lacking...

May I be found as worthy of the title

Marine Wife.

Re: Re: CHAT: Hypopeople Precautions

In a message dated 7/31/03 12:44:51 PM Central Daylight Time,

curlyq@... writes:

<<

I wish my building had an elevator...I live on the 3rd floor! >>

Add to the list " high-rise apartments " without elevators. I'd have to set up

a tent on first floor. HA!

~Vel~

[Guest guest]

That wouldn't help either...the stairs are outside ones...that is something for

hypos to avoid also! Especially since it is so humid here!

****************************************************************

My husband has earned his right to be called a Marine.

He has been tested and not found lacking...

May I be found as worthy of the title

Marine Wife.

Re: Re: CHAT: Hypopeople Precautions

In a message dated 7/31/03 12:44:51 PM Central Daylight Time,

curlyq@... writes:

<<

I wish my building had an elevator...I live on the 3rd floor! >>

Add to the list " high-rise apartments " without elevators. I'd have to set up

a tent on first floor. HA!

~Vel~

[Guest guest]

Avoid to talk, face to face, to the people of the bank who is going to decide to

give you or not a credit...... my very hypo pupils are just dancing all the

time, bigger-smaller, smaller-bigger LOL! Who knows what they could think about

me!

Last week I went to the optician, I told her I was hypo, and she told me that

she could see perfectly inside my eye because my pupils were very dilated.

Ana ( very, very, very HYPO........ on LID but not craving for pizza at

all............ just CRAVING for my T4 pill!!!)

PS: Don´t worry, I will start my own bussines in setember... just to wait a bit

more.

slippnaway2000 wrote:

> wrote:

>

> <I think hypo poeple should stay away from rifles.>

>

> I'd like to add to that...

>

> Hypo people should also stay away from:

>

> 1. driving

> 2. the checkbook

> 3. the credit card

> 4. making big decisions

> 5. Hallmark commercials

> 6. email at work (especially when upset about a situation)

>

7. Electric power tools

8. Politics

9. Stupid people

10. Decisions

11. Lawnmowers

Joanne

[Guest guest]

Avoid to talk, face to face, to the people of the bank who is going to decide to

give you or not a credit...... my very hypo pupils are just dancing all the

time, bigger-smaller, smaller-bigger LOL! Who knows what they could think about

me!

Last week I went to the optician, I told her I was hypo, and she told me that

she could see perfectly inside my eye because my pupils were very dilated.

Ana ( very, very, very HYPO........ on LID but not craving for pizza at

all............ just CRAVING for my T4 pill!!!)

PS: Don´t worry, I will start my own bussines in setember... just to wait a bit

more.

slippnaway2000 wrote:

> wrote:

>

> <I think hypo poeple should stay away from rifles.>

>

> I'd like to add to that...

>

> Hypo people should also stay away from:

>

> 1. driving

> 2. the checkbook

> 3. the credit card

> 4. making big decisions

> 5. Hallmark commercials

> 6. email at work (especially when upset about a situation)

>

7. Electric power tools

8. Politics

9. Stupid people

10. Decisions

11. Lawnmowers

Joanne

[Guest guest]

Avoid to talk, face to face, to the people of the bank who is going to decide to

give you or not a credit...... my very hypo pupils are just dancing all the

time, bigger-smaller, smaller-bigger LOL! Who knows what they could think about

me!

Last week I went to the optician, I told her I was hypo, and she told me that

she could see perfectly inside my eye because my pupils were very dilated.

Ana ( very, very, very HYPO........ on LID but not craving for pizza at

all............ just CRAVING for my T4 pill!!!)

PS: Don´t worry, I will start my own bussines in setember... just to wait a bit

more.

slippnaway2000 wrote:

> wrote:

>

> <I think hypo poeple should stay away from rifles.>

>

> I'd like to add to that...

>

> Hypo people should also stay away from:

>

> 1. driving

> 2. the checkbook

> 3. the credit card

> 4. making big decisions

> 5. Hallmark commercials

> 6. email at work (especially when upset about a situation)

>

7. Electric power tools

8. Politics

9. Stupid people

10. Decisions

11. Lawnmowers

Joanne

[Guest guest]

>

> I would like to add to the list as #12. amusement parks

>

> Deb

>

Oh Deb-

Ha Ha Ha Ha Chuckle, chortle, gag, spit and snort! That's

hilarious!!!!! I can't imagine.

Would that include helicopters and light aircraft???????

I think number 13 should be chain saws.

Joanne

> -- In Thyca , " ireneyeates " <cyeates@n...> wrote:

> > I was going to ask how one deals with neighbors who

> know " everything

> > about cancer; i.e., chemo and so on, " then proceed to tell you

> that

> > you need to " act happy and you will be happy, etc. " (This is

> > especially tough when you think you are acting pretty normal, but

> in

> > this Stepford Village, no one misses a drooping begonia.) Thanks,

> > Joanne,

> > No. 9 - Stupid People, pretty much covers it. (Egads, it took me

> at

> > least five scrolls to remember the number...) I knew the gas

> stove

> > was a bad idea; am using back burners only!

> > Irene

> >

> > > >

> > > > <I think hypo poeple should stay away from rifles.>

> > > >

> > > > I'd like to add to that...

> > > >

> > > > Hypo people should also stay away from:

> > > >

> > > > 1. driving

> > > > 2. the checkbook

> > > > 3. the credit card

> > > > 4. making big decisions

> > > > 5. Hallmark commercials

> > > > 6. email at work (especially when upset about a situation)

> > > >

> > >

> > > 7. Electric power tools

> > > 8. Politics

> > > 9. Stupid people

> > > 10. Decisions

> > > 11. Lawnmowers

> > >

> > > Joanne

[Guest guest]

>

> I would like to add to the list as #12. amusement parks

>

> Deb

>

Oh Deb-

Ha Ha Ha Ha Chuckle, chortle, gag, spit and snort! That's

hilarious!!!!! I can't imagine.

Would that include helicopters and light aircraft???????

I think number 13 should be chain saws.

Joanne

> -- In Thyca , " ireneyeates " <cyeates@n...> wrote:

> > I was going to ask how one deals with neighbors who

> know " everything

> > about cancer; i.e., chemo and so on, " then proceed to tell you

> that

> > you need to " act happy and you will be happy, etc. " (This is

> > especially tough when you think you are acting pretty normal, but

> in

> > this Stepford Village, no one misses a drooping begonia.) Thanks,

> > Joanne,

> > No. 9 - Stupid People, pretty much covers it. (Egads, it took me

> at

> > least five scrolls to remember the number...) I knew the gas

> stove

> > was a bad idea; am using back burners only!

> > Irene

> >

> > > >

> > > > <I think hypo poeple should stay away from rifles.>

> > > >

> > > > I'd like to add to that...

> > > >

> > > > Hypo people should also stay away from:

> > > >

> > > > 1. driving

> > > > 2. the checkbook

> > > > 3. the credit card

> > > > 4. making big decisions

> > > > 5. Hallmark commercials

> > > > 6. email at work (especially when upset about a situation)

> > > >

> > >

> > > 7. Electric power tools

> > > 8. Politics

> > > 9. Stupid people

> > > 10. Decisions

> > > 11. Lawnmowers

> > >

> > > Joanne

[Guest guest]

>

> I would like to add to the list as #12. amusement parks

>

> Deb

>

Oh Deb-

Ha Ha Ha Ha Chuckle, chortle, gag, spit and snort! That's

hilarious!!!!! I can't imagine.

Would that include helicopters and light aircraft???????

I think number 13 should be chain saws.

Joanne

> -- In Thyca , " ireneyeates " <cyeates@n...> wrote:

> > I was going to ask how one deals with neighbors who

> know " everything

> > about cancer; i.e., chemo and so on, " then proceed to tell you

> that

> > you need to " act happy and you will be happy, etc. " (This is

> > especially tough when you think you are acting pretty normal, but

> in

> > this Stepford Village, no one misses a drooping begonia.) Thanks,

> > Joanne,

> > No. 9 - Stupid People, pretty much covers it. (Egads, it took me

> at

> > least five scrolls to remember the number...) I knew the gas

> stove

> > was a bad idea; am using back burners only!

> > Irene

> >

> > > >

> > > > <I think hypo poeple should stay away from rifles.>

> > > >

> > > > I'd like to add to that...

> > > >

> > > > Hypo people should also stay away from:

> > > >

> > > > 1. driving

> > > > 2. the checkbook

> > > > 3. the credit card

> > > > 4. making big decisions

> > > > 5. Hallmark commercials

> > > > 6. email at work (especially when upset about a situation)

> > > >

> > >

> > > 7. Electric power tools

> > > 8. Politics

> > > 9. Stupid people

> > > 10. Decisions

> > > 11. Lawnmowers

> > >

> > > Joanne

[Guest guest]

Subject: Re: CHAT: Hypopeople Precautions

> I found that when confronted with the know it all when I'm hypo

> another hypo symptom really helps - lack of concentration. Once you

> tune the annoying little buggers out the eventually give up.

>

Even people who " know it all " when it comes to cancer & chemo seem fazed by

talk of " when I was radioactive " , " I had to be in radioactive isolation " , " I

was like a walking dirty bomb " , " we set off alarms in airports! " , and

suchlike. It's not the sort of treatment that makes the headlines & evening

news, so most people have never heard of it unless they actually know a

thycan.

Speaking of setting off airport alarms -- does this happen to prostate

cancer patients who have those implant things (seeds?)?

bj

[Guest guest]

Subject: Re: CHAT: Hypopeople Precautions

> I found that when confronted with the know it all when I'm hypo

> another hypo symptom really helps - lack of concentration. Once you

> tune the annoying little buggers out the eventually give up.

>

Even people who " know it all " when it comes to cancer & chemo seem fazed by

talk of " when I was radioactive " , " I had to be in radioactive isolation " , " I

was like a walking dirty bomb " , " we set off alarms in airports! " , and

suchlike. It's not the sort of treatment that makes the headlines & evening

news, so most people have never heard of it unless they actually know a

thycan.

Speaking of setting off airport alarms -- does this happen to prostate

cancer patients who have those implant things (seeds?)?

bj

[Guest guest]

Yeah, hearing " act happy and you will be happy " sucks, and my first

thought is always that these people should try sitting for an hour in

a hospital basement waiting to ingest expensive nuclear waste.

The other part to the above adage is to " have a good outlook and you

will stay well. " Right! All having a good outlook will do for

cancer is to make us easier to be around, which is what healthy

people want--no troublemakers.

Sorry to be so cynical today. Really truly, the posts so far in this

thread have been very funny and I've enjoyed them. Keep making up

funny stuff and ignore this post, ha ha!!!

---Jan

[Guest guest]

Yeah, hearing " act happy and you will be happy " sucks, and my first

thought is always that these people should try sitting for an hour in

a hospital basement waiting to ingest expensive nuclear waste.

The other part to the above adage is to " have a good outlook and you

will stay well. " Right! All having a good outlook will do for

cancer is to make us easier to be around, which is what healthy

people want--no troublemakers.

Sorry to be so cynical today. Really truly, the posts so far in this

thread have been very funny and I've enjoyed them. Keep making up

funny stuff and ignore this post, ha ha!!!

---Jan

[Guest guest]

Yeah, hearing " act happy and you will be happy " sucks, and my first

thought is always that these people should try sitting for an hour in

a hospital basement waiting to ingest expensive nuclear waste.

The other part to the above adage is to " have a good outlook and you

will stay well. " Right! All having a good outlook will do for

cancer is to make us easier to be around, which is what healthy

people want--no troublemakers.

Sorry to be so cynical today. Really truly, the posts so far in this

thread have been very funny and I've enjoyed them. Keep making up

funny stuff and ignore this post, ha ha!!!

---Jan