A Christmas miracle, of sorts. Against all odds...

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by brian1961

Hey, Bill. Thank you for sharing with us your very moving personal journey towards getting your health and life back. Immensely inspiring.

I had to make similar adjustments when my doctor diagnosed me with Type 2 blood sugar diabetes. Power walks transformed my life and I lost almost 50 pounds. I only go 3 miles, but that's what I can handle. We have good tap water, so I really don't miss the daily Coke or 7-Up mixed with OJ.

I would like to offer you a free complimentary copy of my book, NEVER CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN. It's about post-war 1947 -1971 regional / food issues. They may hold no interest to you. Also, it's a non-traditional book, being an E-book on a CD. Your a computer wiz, and likely your computer is equipped with ADOBE READER, so you should be able to read it just fine on your screen. If youre interested, PM me with your mailing address and I promise I'll get it to you before Christmas.

If you're disinterested, fine. Regardless, I wish you the very, very best, Bill. Like me, one day at a time.

---Brian Powell

That is very cool offer Brian, Bill if I was you I would take him up on it as it is a very good book with some awesome information about the cards. I know I am very happy with the copy I purchased.

Really Brian coke with OJ? Not even vodka would make that good.

[brian1961]

Originally Posted by bnorth

That is very cool offer Brian, Bill if I was you I would take him up on it as it is a very good book with some awesome information about the cards. I know I am very happy with the copy I purchased.

Really Brian coke with OJ? Not even vodka would make that good.

Ben, thank you for the vote of confidence. It made my day.

Now to the items I used to enjoy. It was Coca-Cola, by itself. The mixed beverage was 7-UP and Orange Juice. I wholeheartedly agree---Coke and OJ sounds repulsive! I got away from drinking alcohol years ago. Among other reasons, it destroyed my brother's life. ---Brian Powell