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Never put off to tomorrow what you can do today I used to do it all the time saying I can do it later but early last summer that all changed. I would get so tired couldnt breath right I couldnt even walk up a small flight of stairs with out almost passing out I had to quit riding after a bad scare on the bike and actual stored it at my fathers so I wouldnt try and get on it again.
Doctors thought it was my lungs but after months of test they couldnt find anything so I was about to give up but my wife didnt she had me sent to the University of Michigan hospital were they saved her life a few years ago from pancreatic cancer.
In short after months of test it was my heart and it was bad they gave me 6 months to a year to live and at 51 years old it was a kick in the gut for me and being backwards in side (Yes all My organs are reversed from a normal person) it was going to be hard to repair and the chance of surgey helping me the odds werent in my favor lets say but I couldnt live like I was and after talking to the wife and kids I went in for surgery.
Its been 5 months and I,m feeling better every day I traded back up to a 1997 SE with low miles dressed her all up and have been already out riding with no problems even though Michigan wont give up the cold weather.
Never put things off you might never get to do them we have such a short time on this earth and we should enjoy every min we can. Like you all I,m most happy on my bike with the wife behind me cruising the back roads of the country I love and ya I,ll throw Canada in there to.
Dave
Doctors thought it was my lungs but after months of test they couldnt find anything so I was about to give up but my wife didnt she had me sent to the University of Michigan hospital were they saved her life a few years ago from pancreatic cancer.
In short after months of test it was my heart and it was bad they gave me 6 months to a year to live and at 51 years old it was a kick in the gut for me and being backwards in side (Yes all My organs are reversed from a normal person) it was going to be hard to repair and the chance of surgey helping me the odds werent in my favor lets say but I couldnt live like I was and after talking to the wife and kids I went in for surgery.
Its been 5 months and I,m feeling better every day I traded back up to a 1997 SE with low miles dressed her all up and have been already out riding with no problems even though Michigan wont give up the cold weather.
Never put things off you might never get to do them we have such a short time on this earth and we should enjoy every min we can. Like you all I,m most happy on my bike with the wife behind me cruising the back roads of the country I love and ya I,ll throw Canada in there to.
Dave
