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PoindexterOglethorpe

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5. Getting any specific disease is always something of a mystery.
Mon Aug 28, 2023, 08:59 PM
Aug 2023

We are all exposed to lots of things, over time, and all the time. What we get perhaps comes down to the individual's immune system. Protected against one disease, vulnerable to another. It's when we're exposed to some oddball disease, like ALS, that those vulnerable get it. Meanwhile, someone else gets some other disease entirely.

I'm so much the healthiest person I know that if I got one wish it would be that everyone be as healthy as I am. Sadly, many doctors, nurses, and hospitals would soon be out of work.

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I just lost a friend to ALS last week. He was 69. He was livetohike Aug 2023 #1
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Claimed my Father at 68 in 2000. BadGimp Aug 2023 #4
Getting any specific disease is always something of a mystery. PoindexterOglethorpe Aug 2023 #5
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