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Mike CHS
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The same thing happened when it was first released. You could get to it and read for a period and then it was gone.
Teresa & Mike CHS - Our journal
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I did a web search and found it:
www.aninconvenientstudy.com
WATCH NOW | An Inconvenient Study
An Inconvenient Study: This could change everything. An ICAN Production.
SageHill
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Thanks!! Downloading so I don't lose it.I did a web search and found it:
WATCH NOW | An Inconvenient Study
An Inconvenient Study: This could change everything. An ICAN Production.
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Mike CHS
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October has been a month that seemed to be the month where everything seemed to break at once. We had a freezer quit, a refrigerator quit but it was easily repaired. We had some power issues, a well pump problem and a problem with Teresa's car. And the latest happened when we had a company come out to pump out our septic tanks. Long story short, nobody in our area carried a replacement lid that is square like we needed. We replaced the broken lid with a riser on one side of the septic so that turned out to be a plus since now we don't have to dig off the soil on the septic since the riser has a screw off lid.
Baymule
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If it ain't one thing, it's another........and another and another and another........ can't it quit already?? 
I believe they call that the snowball affect! I hope it's done now.
Ridgetop
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Don't mention snow! The bad luck fairy might hear you and bring an out of season storm! 
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Mike CHS
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I have been messing with my Polarus for the last week or so and finally had to admit that it's over my head and called in the expert. They loaded it up and took it back to their shop.
I had a follow up today on the injection I got a couple of weeks ago and they are arranging for another procedure(s) where they do a couple of test injections that supposedly will take the nerves that are causing me pain to not send a signal to the brain. I'm willing to try it since my options are still limited.
Teresa's brother (85) had a fall last week that broke his hip. They now have in in a care facility so at least he can start rehab. He isn't a good candidate for inactivity but hopefully he will do what needs to be done to start his recover.
I had a follow up today on the injection I got a couple of weeks ago and they are arranging for another procedure(s) where they do a couple of test injections that supposedly will take the nerves that are causing me pain to not send a signal to the brain. I'm willing to try it since my options are still limited.
Teresa's brother (85) had a fall last week that broke his hip. They now have in in a care facility so at least he can start rehab. He isn't a good candidate for inactivity but hopefully he will do what needs to be done to start his recover.
Baymule
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Oh no, broken hips are bad. I hope he heals up fast and can get out of rehab and go home.
Injections that send signals to your brain? I hope that works, it’s gonna be a tough job to find your brain….
Injections that send signals to your brain? I hope that works, it’s gonna be a tough job to find your brain….
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Mike CHS
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We put our Aussie Sassy down today and I am so glad we were able to do it the way we did. It was still painful watching her pass but the vet agreed that we caught her at the right time. She was losing her balance a lot more in the past couple of weeks due to the bone cancer but she was still strong enough to play tug with Lance. She was completely relaxed during the process.
