BarleySinger wrote:

> So, after years of managing to dodge the issue I am finally to the point
> where I cannot work out of the house, and my concentration and pain
> levels
> are so poor that working in the house is a problem as well. I know that
> for years I was living on borrowed time, and that all this would catch up
> with me. It still isn't any fun seeing the same symptom set that has
> hurt
> so many people that I know, increasing in me...a bit more dizziness, sick
> for longer when I go into town, more nasty trigger point headaches (every
> day now).

Ouch. Lo Siento. (Spanish, 'I feel it;' as opposed to 'sorry,'
which seems to incorporate responsibility. My Lady was sick for a long
time before I got ill; to us it always seemed to make a difference.) I
wish that this could have passed you by.

> I guess I am just pondering where things go from here and how long it
> will
> take before my pain level is under control again. I suppose it is all
> plusses an minuses really. I eat organic food, so I am unlikely to
> die of
> many kinds of cancer...but I hurt all the time (bla bla bla).

Hopefully, the MSM and other things you're already doing for your
self will shorten that time. I pray it will be even shorter.

> On the other hand, being home has been nice, and I managed to get this
> stuff on line finally :
> http://www.mp3.com.au/kenlinder/
>
I cannot recommend BarleySinger's music highly enough; he's _good_.
Worth the download time; and you can listen before you commit your
internet line. It's worth a listen, I assure you! (Only a slightly
biased opinion 8-})

Linda