I was up at the Cleveland Clinic last Thursday and Friday for some blood tests and a CAT Scan. The results are in: The doctor said that for now "no treatment is needed." He’ll do another scan in six months. So, I am OK! And fifty pounds lighter, remembering to take my pills, can’t eat anything that tastes good, no cigarettes, no alcohol, but I’m OK, no surgery is needed and I am almost at full strength. Walked by my bike this morning and thought about dusting it off… not yet, but now I know I can. Thanks to everyone for your good wishes.
Hi, Peter! I have been wheat-free, gluten-free, sugar-free and yeast-free for three years now. Not being able to have a glass of a good red wine has been hard to take. I’ve got some great recipes and a cookbook from chef Karen Barnaby in Vancouver who has done quite well for over a decade without refined sugar and bread. No one said we had to like it but we can get around it. Keep up the good work!
I’m so glad to hear you’re doing well Dr. Schramm! Keep it up!
Peter, as a gesture of solidarity, I offer to double my alcohol intake on your behalf.
But I am also very happy to hear your recovery continues apace. Cheers!
Enjoy the rice-cakes and celery sticks, pencil-neck. (Sorry for breaking my promise!)
David Kernell, the 20-year-old son of Democratic Representative Mike Kernell of Tennessee, got busted. According to CNN “Democratic lawmaker's son indicted in Palin hacking”, David reset the password and gained access to GOP vice presidential candidate Palin's personal e-mail account. Supposedly, David read the content, took a screenshot of Palin's directory, and also attained other private data. Some of the personal information that may have been accessed from Palin's address book includes e-mail addresses, family photos, family cell phone numbers, family birthdates and more. However, despite turning himself in, David Kernell pleaded not guilty. David pled not guilty even though he had allegedly hacked Palin's account and posted the content onto a public web site. David also posted the new password he created for Palin's account onto the public site, which would allow others easy access to Palin's e-mails as well. Consequently, David Kernell could face up to five years in prison, a $250,000 fine and three years of supervised release. At the maximum of $1,500 per loan, David’s bail would require approximately 167 individual payday loans.
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