RW> Yeup. 120/70 is the goal my doctor set for me. It's there now, unless I
RW> excercise some. Even then, it only goes to the 140s, which is normal.
 
The difference between those machines and the Sphygmomanometer the doctors
use must be like night is from day.  Surely they are subject to some sort
of calibration.
 
RW> She's been my doctor for the last 4 years. He's a newcomer by comparison,
RW> but I think, a much better doctor.
 
I've had this one for so long I'd hate to break in another.
 
RW> My oldest daughter married a rosey cheeked Nebraska farmboy. His only
RW> saving grace AFAIC is that he's a good provider, working as a mechanic
RW> for Continental Airlines in Houston.
 
That doesn't hurt.  I sometimes think I chose the wrong path in the workforce.
 
RW> You'd have to pedal it pretty fast to do that. :o)
 
Something is wrong with Force's funnycar?
 
RW> Nahhh. His mother would take it away from him and use it herself. I'll
RW> leave him enough to buy his own when he turns 25. By then a factory
RW> hotrod will be powered by hydrogen/electric...
 
Let's hope for his sake that the prices for those machines are affordable.
 
 
Regards,
 
Roger

... Drilling for oil is boring.
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