RE: Re: Lab tests and normal ranges: And Happy Christmas

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Likewise Phil, dittos to Army's comments.

I was pretty depressed Saturday until my wife and I received a Christmas

card from our chiropractor (never needed one until low T). She had known my

wife for some time before I met her; very nice woman. She was diagnosed

with lung cancer a couple months ago, and has just finished her first round

of chemotherapy.

Just before she was diagnosed in October, I went to her for some severe

muscular back pains I was having - she has this great tool, basically a flat

piece draped across a particular region that zaps your body with electricity

to beat the muscles into submission, and it feels great once things have

loosened up. Anyhow, in our discussion as I was being zapped, I told her

how I had come to the conclusion that all these newly found muscular

problems were all attributable to low T. I was flabbergasted when she told

me that a significant number of men over the last several years had also

deduced muscular/chiropractic problems to low T, but only a few had been on

TRT. She heard my sob story probably just days before learning about her

own cancer. Damn, life is rugged.

Todd

Re: Lab tests and normal ranges: And Happy Christmas

Phil, that is a pretty crazy story about all the guys at your work!!

Good for you that you are a survivor and that you are living the

best life you can live by doing something about it. It sounds like

TRT is helping you finally get better. That is great, I guess we

have to make every minute count instead of looking back at the

wasted time when low on T. That's what I try to do... Every moment

is a gift! c}:>)-I-<

Happy Christmas ALL!!!

Armyguy

> Hi Todd I don't think that these boards are for the meager

> you need a place to vent. If you can't do it here then what is

left. I know why I have Low T. and am lucky to be alive I was a

toolmaker working in the plastic dept. The stuff we had to handle

is off the market today. I was in the research end of making