medical question

Well, I haven't tabulated the numbers, but there were a spate this year. I
was hoping the FAA database would be updated to include data on properties
damaged/destroyed, but the reports are only describe this in text.

There was the jet slamming at an airshow outside Portland, if i recall,
which followed an earlier house slamming in Calif that killed an occupant
in the house; two weekends ago there was a four car slamming incident in
Montreal, in August there was a hangar slamming in New Hampshire.... I can
recall these from memory. You gotta follow the news flow.

This past weekend there was a near-hit house slamming outside Chicago.
One of the articles said that earlier that year, there was a slamming into
an industrial building near the same airport.

Dave S writes:

I bet they roll their eyes at you a lot.. just like the ones here.

No, some of them are smart.

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Skylune,

but there were a spate this year.


That a scientific term?

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Mxsmanic,

No, some of them are smart.


Do you define that in a similar way you define "idle rich"? If so, it's
not a tough hurdle to clear.

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Thomas Borchert writes:

Do you define that in a similar way you define "idle rich"?

No.

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In article ,
Thomas Borchert wrote:

No, some of them are smart.

Do you define that in a similar way you define "idle rich"? If so, it's
not a tough hurdle to clear.

Yet still beyond his (her?) wildest dreams...

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eat red meat

So, next you're going to try to tell Emily that you are Native American?
dirty-old-man-grin

Well, it appears there WAS a good explanation for the fatigue, and it
certainly wasn't depression. Try feeling not tired with a hemoglobin
level of 9.7 g/dl.

Sigh...back to the steak and no tea diet. The good thing is, I'm
guessing he'll drop his "depression" diagnosis now.

Emily wrote:
Well, it appears there WAS a good explanation for the fatigue, and it
certainly wasn't depression. Try feeling not tired with a hemoglobin
level of 9.7 g/dl.

Sigh...back to the steak and no tea diet. The good thing is, I'm
guessing he'll drop his "depression" diagnosis now.
Glad you got that cleared up. It's easy to be "depressed" when you are
anemic :-). Try spinach (oh damned, we can't get that anymore!). Iron
supplements taste awful, but...

Margy

Emily wrote:
Well, it appears there WAS a good explanation for the fatigue, and it
certainly wasn't depression. Try feeling not tired with a hemoglobin
level of 9.7 g/dl.


For a cancer patient, that'd be pretty good. For one of our total joint
replacement patients, I'd be hanging blood before we sent them home. Glad you
finally have a reason (sort of). Now the question is, why is your hemoglobin so
low?

Iron and Colace for you, young lady.




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