I think things like this always makes a string of bad luck. I do not know why, but it always does. Thank you for the comment and the prayers. *Hugs*

I thought I was too young as well. I never heard of someone being that young and going through what I did until after the fact. I was so surprised how often it does happen to younger people. Thank you for your vote and comment.

I have never been to CA. Maybe I would go for a visit, but my family is here, and I wouldn't want to leave them. It's just that important to me. I'm sorry to hear that you went through the same thing that I am going through now. Sometimes you have the question, "Why me?" I hope I never have to experience that again. For that matter I wish no one would ever have to go through it again, or for the first time.

Yes it is hard. With some luck and a little work at it, I hope it all goes well, and I could get it behind me. Then I can start giving back to this community.

A healthier, brighter tomorrow is the one thing I would like to have. Thank you.

PA has unemployment, but I have not seen any state disability for my problems. Sure if you were of drugs, they would give you anything you want, but not for normal health problem. Grrrr. Thanks for the advice though.

Thank you for the advice. I will definitly look into it, just as I am looking into some other advice from people. Everything helps. :)

No problem hun. :) You are very welcome.

Thank you very much for the vote, and the comment.

Thank you. :)

I never knew that things like this happened to younger people. I hope you are doing well now, or at least are getting the help you need.

thank you very much.

Thank you. :)

I just changed it. I had 3 people telling me that a wish was a fake. I forget if it was them telling me about you though. 5 from me now. :) Then again it could have been me clicking random things when I was falling asleep by the computer here. I seem to be doing that often. I should really watch myself.

Thank you pauly. And just to let you my wish is not fake. I don't know why any one would tell you that. I have never done anyrhing to anyone on here. You have my support and I hope you are feeling better.


Family-Placed Death Notice Mr. Jack S. Wood, age 25, of Atlanta died January 22, 2006. He was preceded in death by his paternal grandfather Frank Edward Wood. He is survived by his father, Paul S. Wood of Atlanta; his mother, Judy Eubanks Roll of Oregon; sisters, Dina Lynn O'Quinn, Katrina Nida , Elena Sheets , Tiffany Roll, Kyrie Roll and Elizabeth Wood Wikle; paternal grandmother, Hazel Runell Wood; and maternal grandparents, Patricia Bearce and Eddie Paul Eubanks. Funeral services will be held in the chapel of A. S. Turner & Sons at 12 Noon Thursday, January 26th, Pastor Carroll officiating. Burial will follow at Crest Lawn Memorial Park. The family will receive friends from 5 to 9 p.m. Wednesday and one hour prior to the service Thursday at A. S. Turner & Sons. Published in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution on 1/24/2006.

thank you for taking my poll there. And for the support.

Thank you. I still feel a little heavey in the chest right now. They said it will be like that for a while. And they say that my meds will make me feel tired and less energetic.

Thanks. also for taking my poll.

Thanks a lot. ...and for the good luck.

Thank you very much.

How are you doing with that? Is he doing ok? I really hope so. Thank you for your support.

Well he is a schizophrenic and is mentally challenged so most of his worries are on us. We (myself, partner and youngest son) simply have to restrict his activity (or force activity in some cases), keep a BP chart, make sure he takes his meds and keep him on a strict diet. He has epilepsy, hypertension, high cholesterol and ventricular arrhythmia. He was lucky enough that his heart disorder was discovered when he was 9 years old and he was followed and treated. Some young people don't learn they have a heart disorder until they have a heart attack. It's not an easy life for a young man with an old mans heart. I hope you recover soon and are able to lead an active life.

My son will be turning 22 in April. Many things I do believe are caused by our modern society. I am allergic to tartrazine (a coal tar derivative) which is found in FDC yellow #5 for me it can cause migraines, seizures, and once I was hospitalized with swelling of the joints and throat after taking a medication that contained yellow coloring. After I was studied following that life threatening ingestion of yellow dye, one doctor of the many who have seen me over the years came up with the yellow dye theory. When I learned how to cut all yellow #5 from my life, my long term migraine and seizure disorder went away completely and I of course started learning more and more about living a life as close to nature as possible.

I think I am in that category with the not knowing until something happened. Sometimes I wonder if some of these things that are happening to people anymore are a result of things in everyday life. Like a reaction to different chemicals in the things we use and make. Within a year of turning a diabetic when I was 9, both my cat and my grandmother who lived next door did the same. Odd to say the least.

Your son's condition seems really rough. I will say that thank God that he has people like you and your partner for support and help for his care. How old is he now?

Actually I did look into that for my insulin and my needles for it. The needles aren't covered by that, and the Humulin R insulin is sold over the counter now (Thanks FDA). $40 a vile which lasts me about 2 weeks. I didn't look into the other meds I am on now. I will make sure I do that though. Thank you. :)

Thank you. I do plan on staying. The people here that I have met so far are wonderful.