This is as far as I got.

https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...7d73a6a87e.png

Also, why is your link censored?

I'd keep my discovery to myself, intensify my evaluation protocol, and make no serious commitments until the vetting comes up clean as a whistle.

:crash:

Oh, sorry! Flashback.

Brilliant.

I interpret this to mean my quality post rate exceeds 90%.

r e d d i t is a bad place.

coffee
core workout
data to coach
shower
walked the dogz

work
six rechecks
1. French bulldog- long term encephaltis case, multiple relpases, currently doing well on immunosuppressant meds
2. Cat- bacterial encephalitis, extension of inner ear infection to the brain, currently back to normal on antibiotics, continue meds for 1 month more
3. Pitbull- long term multi relapse encephalitis case, severe gingival hyperplasia from cyclosporin, need to switch meds, neurologically stable
4. Mini poodle- epileptic currently being treated by someone else for suspect disc disease but I am concerned his unsteady gait is a side effect of one of his three anti-seizure meds
5. Elderly Pomeranian- brain symptoms, no advanced diagnostics due to anesthetic risk (bad heart), improved on symptomatic treatment
6. Pitbull- pinched nerve, long term case, annual recheck for the purpose of prescribing meds, doing well with occasional twinges
one new appointment- Ridgeback with back pain and hind leg weakness
one spinal MRI- Pug, long story, short version is 7 degenerated discs but I'm not sure any of those are actually his problem
one emergency Husky with maybe fulminant myasthenia gravis
one crazy homeless person in the parking lot- police called
one long term epileptic malamute with seizures- going home later
and babysitting a post-op spinal surgery German Shepherd of my colleague's

currently wrapping up my day
then drive home
leftovers ribs for dinner

watch part (seems like 27 or 30) of a Ken Burns documentary on the Roosevelts

you?

Yeah, I kind like it too. No BS. Reminds me of long-suffering spouse, whose hard head, open eyes, and stringent requirement for honesty have made our 43 year relationship possible. Just never look at the spreadsheet. It's not pretty.

Yeah...not seeing a problem for the guy here...

What if they were married?

I imagine there would be a few more tabs in that Excel file.

I didn't go out. Felt lousy this morning. Headache and body aches along the lines of what I posted earlier. #7125

Given we're in a similar part of the mouse drug cycle, it strengthens my suspicion that it's drug related.

And yes, I used my earlier post to calculate the time frame. It's almost like I blog here.

@ Addiction docs (- @LAJ)

I view the above as the drug wearing off/withdrawl symptoms. Is that how I would frame it in communicating to my witch doctor? Or is there a more specific term for it?

Methadone works for withdrawal, I think. That's my guess, and that's probably why I get a -@LAJ

If You Seek Amy...

News flash. Daughter #2 committed to USC.

There go my early retirement plans.

Woah, datlas busting out the Britney!

Kudos

Weird.

This only gets weirder with AG's real name...

Congrats? :foo:

You're going to have to put another 200k on the Saturn.

At least you can put impressive stickers on the Saturn.

Unclear to me why I would become "dependent" on a TNF inhibitor. I didn't go through this phase with the other ones I've taken. :foo: But a similar thing has happened twice now and I have no alternative hypothesis.

:bday:

Systems is complex.

I condole with you, my friend.