RE: Fuel - Are you worried about Cancer?
parrthd,
I was not referring to your comments. I am sorry to hear about the loss of your mother.
I know what it is like. My mother died a slow and painful death. She had Lou Garhigs disease.
No one knows why, it just happened. There was nothing that could be done but keep her comfortable.
Given my family history, I just live the way I want to. My job is my excersize (crawling around full scale aircraft as a mechanic)
I probably smoke and drink more than I should.
But, darnit! If I died today, I will die happy!!!!!
That is where I think my parents lived wrong. They were nearly always upset about one thing or another.
What did I learn from their early deaths????
Don't sweat the small stuff.
Do what you really want to do today, you may not get a chance tomorrow.
Give thanks to God for what he has given to you. (Can I say that here?)
Make as many friends as you can. Help those friends when you can.
Doug