Roll Call Monday 7 November 2016

LeonardRing

Good Morning,
Rise & Shine,
Handle your 3 S's
Get to moving,
Daylights Burning

LeonardRing

Good Morning,
Time change seems to have folks moving slower, where is everyone?
Hope you are doing better Mike, with frequencies of attacks you may want to go ahead and let them fix things.
As someone mentioned last week or week before, I'm getting old and time is less relevant, we are beginning to have more health issues; good thing is we are here to discuss and complain about these issues. Looking back I wonder what percent of issues are related to us being overweight earlier in our lives?
Never heard of Oak Mites, will google.
Enjoy the Day,
Sam I am

DavidKuhnsSr

Good morning gentlemen.

On a lark, I decided to go along with the "No shave November" thing to publicize men's health issues. Today marks one week without shaving - and ties the longest I have gone in 50 years. Looking decidedly grizzled. DW is being a good sport, as long as she knows it is a temporary condition.

myallforjcbill

Good Morning. After working on and off all weekend we are getting to ready to close on the last acquisition I was working on today. Then my workload starts going down. At least that's the theory. Dave, I stopped trimming my beard much last spring. I think I am reaching the limits of spousal endurance. I might stop cutting my hair and then it the 60's all over again. I believe I will get some "guidance" before that happens.

shenry111

Good Morning!

I got a little more sleep last night, as the burning and itching was somewhat more tolerable last night. Wow, this is bad stuff!

mikehikemike

Steve, that sounds like a horror movie. Hope it heals up soon.

I've had Afib intermittently since 2000, a year or two after my heart surgery. Been to the hospital 2 or 3 times to treat it with meds, once with electric paddles. But recently medication has reduced it to occurring once every few months more or less. Usually lasts an hour or two and is gone after I take additional medication. Doc told me don't do anything else unless it goes on for 24 hours, then go to the ER.

It's more a nuisance really-- hinders exercise and is uncomfortable and tiring. And disrupts sleep when it happens at night.

Problem now is it's annoyingly been happening too often. Doc recommended the ablation last time I saw him; I'm just avoiding it as long as I can.

wethlaw

Morning Men...sleep even more messed up with the time change. Also starting the no shave November but I typically grow the beard for the winter...keeps me warm.
Be well all.

tenreps

Another great day men, have a good one.

podkey

I haven't shaved it all off since about 2001. Neat short and trim though.