Perry Smith wrote to James Bradley, "RE: Rules of the Echo" on
06-09-05 13:39

 PS>> Will do, survivin' with an adult autistic son who is
 PS> struggling for
 PS>> his independence. Need someone to hear me ventilate at times

 PS> sciatic.
 JB> A suspected fibroid neuroma now sings it's own song when I try
 PS> to mobilize.

 JB> Your boy: Age and name? Any more Smiths in your town/city? 

 PS> I can relate to your sciatic pain.  I had a heriated disc at the C6
 PS> level in 1990 which had to be corrected by an invasive surgery
 PS> (Cloward Procedure)to fuse the spine.  Prior to the surgery, the
 PS> pain in my right arm so intense, to put it mildly, and if the
 PS> doctors had wanted to remove the arm, I would have been only to
 PS> happy to agree to it.  Following surgery there was no more pain, but

I almost demanded that they cut mine off. What'er you gonna do?

I'm not happy with it, but I guess I'm livin' with it. 

 PS> there was a little bit of nerve damage affecting my right hand.  My
 PS> hand-writing never was any good but now I have an excuse ;-) Due to



 PS> My son Rod is 34 and believe it or not, the surname really is SMITH.
 PS> I am often temped to check into hotels using a fake name when I am
 PS> with my wife as I get "that look" frequently.



Look Ardith... Fresh blood... Er, sense of humour!

Let us know when you're out-a the heatwave. "I'm Mr. Smith, and this is my
friend... Er, girlfriend... Er, fiancee..." Ya... I can see the
confusion. <-;

I look forward to some banter, Perry. Like I say, once the muck is a little
thinner... Maybe we can compare smells?

... Do one brave thing today... Then run like hell!
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