21 Aug 09 06:57, Roger Nelson wrote to Roy Witt:


 RW>> Some of them suffer from the same thing that ails their clients.

 RN> That's true.  In many ways, they're just like us.  I usually tell
 RN> mine that I know my body better than he does, but he shrugs it off
 RN> and cures whatever is ailing me at the time anyway.

My O specialist thinks my primary doctor is an idiot. :o)

Last week, or the one before, I had a 'standing' appointment with the
primary. I wasn't feeling up to par, but knew it should have been my O
that should take care of it. My primary gave me a shot in the hip that got
me higher than a kite; I didn't sleep for two days. When I showed up at
the O's place the same day, he was furious. "If you have anymore problems
like this, remember that I'm your primary doctor, and no one else."

 RW>> RN> How old is he?

 RW>> Ten.

 RN> That was very generous of you.  My feeling is the kids here are given
 RN> too much, so in comparison I'd be what many would call a piker.  Some
 RN> day they will remember what I'm telling them and wish they had
 RN> listened.

Since he's the only one who will carry on this branch of the Witt name,
he's special. At least to me. The other grandkids are too, but they're not
Witts and won't produce anymore.

 RW>> Yeup. It also has a 412ci SBC and a racing Power Glide in it with a
 RW>> shortened 9" Ford rear end, roll cage, gutted interior with 2 racing
 RW>> bucket seats...

 RN> Overkill!  (-:

Not if you want to blast the quarter mile in 10 seconds. :o)

 RW>> He's working for his inheritance...

 RN> He's in your will?

He will be compensated, yes. If he's not careful, he may end up with the
56 and the Z28.


                R\%/itt

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