Need some motivation to eat right and exercise?
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I just changed my primary care of 25 years as he's on extended medical leave and I suspect not going to make it. Makes me sad as he's been fantastic and very influential. he's helped me cut through a lot of bureaucratic nonsense.
"You cannot subsidize irresponsibility and expect people to become more responsible." — Thomas Sowell
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I’m more concerned about HHS having brain worms from bad bear meat and felching…
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I just changed my primary care of 25 years as he's on extended medical leave and I suspect not going to make it. Makes me sad as he's been fantastic and very influential. he's helped me cut through a lot of bureaucratic nonsense.
@Mik said in Need some motivation to eat right and exercise?:
I just changed my primary care of 25 years as he's on extended medical leave and I suspect not going to make it. Makes me sad as he's been fantastic and very influential. he's helped me cut through a lot of bureaucratic nonsense.
I could have written that post - except it's been 40 years with the same guy. I remember thinking how smart it was that I had a young doc, and I'd have him "forever". Clearly, i didn't stop to consider that he, like me, would age. While the practice hasn't given details, there's hints that it is a health issue that has caused him to retire. He and I shared a love of music - and even read the same record collecting periodicals. I just sent him a card with a thank you and wished him the best - along with a recently released CD of music I thought he might like.
I reviewed the docs suggested by his practice - and it looks like a female doc is my best bet. Hopefully, that works out until I'm toasted.
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@Mik said in Need some motivation to eat right and exercise?:
I just changed my primary care of 25 years as he's on extended medical leave and I suspect not going to make it. Makes me sad as he's been fantastic and very influential. he's helped me cut through a lot of bureaucratic nonsense.
I could have written that post - except it's been 40 years with the same guy. I remember thinking how smart it was that I had a young doc, and I'd have him "forever". Clearly, i didn't stop to consider that he, like me, would age. While the practice hasn't given details, there's hints that it is a health issue that has caused him to retire. He and I shared a love of music - and even read the same record collecting periodicals. I just sent him a card with a thank you and wished him the best - along with a recently released CD of music I thought he might like.
I reviewed the docs suggested by his practice - and it looks like a female doc is my best bet. Hopefully, that works out until I'm toasted.
