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Message: <blockquote data-quote="db-2" data-source="post: 53119" data-attributes="member: 4743">Thanks for the kind words, concerns but i am fine.  I am 74,  However really do not feel any different than when i was 20 but just do not realize i am not as good as i was at 20.  Junk does not work but the thought is still there as it seem for me it was when the junk did work in my younger years with all the younger ladies  (to many times it turn out to be only a thought to cherish).  For some reason as i age, i have become more interested in boobs.When i was young we had a slide rule (still have but do not use) and in 50 years we got computers and both are or where somewhat over my head.About 30 years ago is when my mother and sister had their breast removed.  Ma lived into her 80s and just die of old age and worn out, sister is now 80.But my niece at 52 and the other lady with the funeral tomorrow was 44.  Way to young and they and their families are what i think about. They were a part of my life.It seems everyone can relate to a story, cancer and a loved one.  The wife, we keep the good altitude, stay upbeat and she will be alright to. About five years ago this doctor stuck this 10 foot pole up my ass and pulled the trigger about 12 times.  I think that cause more damage as i blood for about one month after that.  Was there cancer, not sure but we assume not.  The doc said never again and i agreed.  So once a year they will check the number and it has been sometime since they stuck their thumb up my butt and that is good.It does help to talk about this and sometimes it is easier to talk to stranger with unknow faces as on here.  So thanks for the listen, if it helps, let it out and remember we all have concerns for one another and do share in the good and the bad.  db- - - Updated - - -Tomorrow:The wife, myself, friends, bar, old mill and the Bison.  Finally get to watch football again.  db</blockquote>

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