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What happened to Hal? Not found?

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by oh smeg

If only in Spirit as I haven't been able to post for a long time under that user account.

Though deleting the spammers posts and accounts is no problem.

by seanferd

Since your Bucket stopped at 666 (i mean, of course it did) i've kind of wondered, but i''m not around here at all.

I miss a lot of you, but can't handle this place :D

Cheers!

by seanferd

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It's too bad, really... but hello to you. :)

by jck

some of the old names still here.

I've been AWOL too. Too much in life going on recently.

by jck

Since New Years...

-been laid off
-dad's been sick a lot
-burnt through all my savings because unemployment here is a joke
-mom died
-sisters came down like vultures then left when they got what they wanted.

Only good thing is I got a good job in May. I had to spend $5k to move here, but it's a really good job and really nice people.

by seanferd

That sounds rather terrible. Sorry to hear about you dad, and my condolences on the passing of your mom.

I hope the job and the environment with good people helps.

by jck

Just worried most about dad. Has a swallowing issue called dysphagia, and it makes it hard for him to get the food into his stomach. So, he's been malnourished for months now. I only recently realized how much after I saw him take his shirt off, and I could see his spinal column.

Going to see a throat specialist soon, and I'm going with him so we can discuss everything dad can do (and I can remind him) to remedy/improve/cure/attempt to fix what he has. There's supposedly 2 medications now that can help improve it.

But, thanks for the well wishes. Hope it does improve. Not sure how much more I can handle.

by seanferd

My somewhat recently late grandmother had this. Developed in her mid-80s. I don't know exactly what helped her a bit with that, but she managed quite well to keep trucking along into her mid-90s.

Handling stuff... is an "interesting" experience. So I wish you all the best with that as well. I am well-versed with that, with my dad, and in my own home (and for a very long time).

Stuff in my house, and with work, has been completely insane for about a year, far above the normal insanity i have gotten used to over the years. I am not exactly the world's most adept at coping with these things properly, so I have faith you will manage. :) And we can all hopefully continue to fight for things to be better.

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