Bearofdistinction

We all are a good sounding board but not a substitute for the services and support of a good social service Agency === And they are everywhere if not your town then your county - local religious organizations == even the local fire dept and the Red Cross/United Way are all a call away!!!

@Llguy is right. You have it, and given it's hereditary, then you know the progression. Don't just accept it as being inevitable. Make whatever changes you can, one at a time, even the simplest ones, now. There's more information out there. Yes, easy for all of us to tell you to do as we say (and sometimes not as we do, myself included), but, it really begins with you. A good primary care physician will help you.

Avalon, Make small changes daily until they become habits. Knock off the diet sodas and get a Brita pitcher and drink water. Cut up some limes and put a wedge in your glass of water. Are you a Type 1 or 2 diabetic? You don't need to cook or microwave breakfast. I eat a low sugar lowfat yogurt and a banana with peanut butter on it. Start with changing how you eat breakfast.....do it for a week or 2 then change lunch...then dinner. Take it from me that eating all those preservatives in food can clash with your medications. You seem to have alot of time on your hands so goggle google google healthy foods that may not need to be cooked on the stove. If I lived near you I would come over and kick your butt into gear. But I can offer moral support and some gentle? nudging.

You already are. You're wearing your property manager out. I have some experience with this. Relying on a few well-chosen service agencies can really make life a lot easier for you. My father was extremely ill - he had CHF so bad that he could have qualified for a heart transplant and he was on kidney dialysis. I was his caregiver. The social worker at his dialysis unit helped me get hooked up with a few service agencies like meals on wheels. It lightened my load a lot, and he looked forward to seeing the volunteers. I think meals on wheels may actually have saved his life. He wouldn't eat the food that I prepared for him and his weight had dropped to 110#. I got him set up on meals on wheels and he started eating because he wasn't trying to play power games with me. In a matter of months he put on about 25 #.

Agree. It's not perfect, but gives @Avalon a start at branching out on the diet.

They often do group mackromea parties to create slings for the poor

I prefer to put out martinis and pate for the lobsters along with a good cigar before I kill them and eat them --- Even Serial killers get a last meal

I prefer to put out martinis and pate for the lobsters along with a good cigar before I kill them and eat them --- Even Serial killers get a last meal

Lobster Thermidor is still on the menu every day for decades at the Knife & Fork Inn -- Atlantic City, NJ and it is decadently delicious http://www.knifeandforkinn.com/ourmenu.php

Unscented - great for hot wax play --- Scented NEVER --- One of the many reasons I never go into a PIER ONE Import Store

Folks this is not just about food delivery - from what Avalon describes there are few if any support services where he lives. Per his profile is only 65 -- but his quality of life seems very restricted -- I hve offered to research potential support service but he prefers not to disclose his city or state

Ditto

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Time to Movie out of Bugtussle and to a real,place

Time to Movie out of Bugtussle and to a real,place

Time to Movie out of Bugtussle and to a real,place

posts and I only feel about 1900

posts and I only feel about 1900

I think most men carry their wallet in the back pocket. I got into the habit of putting mine in the front right one. Less chance of it falling out or a pick pocket taking it,

Are you kidding? I tried to talk the Uber Driver into joining the fun and make real money -- Fucking Georgeous Exotic Built!

Crisco is the traditional gift ---- JLube is the modern gift

Crisco is the traditional gift ---- JLube is the modern gift

Crisco is the traditional gift ---- JLube is the modern gift

I've been escorting 16 years now. It's always been sole support. I think that's the Crisco anniversary, btw.
 
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I have a stack of $100s rolled around my cock -- could you help me count them?