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Thank you for your patience
Obviously I haven’t posted for the last several days. There’s a simple reason for this.
I haven’t felt all that well.
In fact, I’ve felt absolutely lousy and yes, it has to do with those blasted disabilities of mine (may they rot in whatever area of hell is reserved for disabilities that hinder the lives of man). [...]
Posted in Life as a veteran
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Triple Whammied
I seemed to have triple whammied myself. Sucker punched, knocked over and kicked myself when I was down. Slam, bam, wham and I was out. Or wish I was.
I’m not going to go into any detail here but it has to do with an apple (Cortland—first one in two years), RLS and more RLS. The [...]
Labeled Disabled | Wherein the Problem Lies
Still having trouble dealing with being “disabled” much to my own surprise.
Posted in Life as a veteran
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General Announcments
Seems like every time I seem to be ready to sit down and write a bunch of stuff something always gets in the way. This time, as usual, it was a combination of a flare up (disabilities, three each, the really bad one), a snow storm with all the wonderful cleaning up thereafter and the [...]
Drawn, Quartered and De-Brained
You know, it’s hard to write anything intelligible when you have a knife stuck somewhere in the area of your solar plexus. In fact, it’s nearly impossible. I’m beginning to feel a bit like Mel Gibson at the end of Brave Heart just after the executioner shows him an item that strangely resembles a $3.00 [...]
The Last Exam
So it’s finally over. The last Special Programs exams at the VA for this increase in disability compensation from my current 70% rating to 100% due to “unemployability” are finished; I had the last two today. The only thing left to do now is to wait for the VA to make the final decision, August [...]
One Nasty Week
Man, I feel bloody awful!
Isn’t that a great way to start a post?
Unfortunately it’s true enough. I had a massive flare up of that service related problem in my gut last week (GERD and the effects thereof) and it’s taken this long not to get any better. It can quit it any time now I [...]
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Back From the VA Finally and it’s my Hip!
Okay, so I’m back. Now let’s make a long, bumpy (the ride) story rather…well…as long as it needs to be.
In 1981 someone dropped their end of a piece of rather large equipment and I ended up with a somewhat broken back–meaning I could still walk…after a fashion…with a lot of gritting of teeth. But because [...]