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Dr. Lynn Dorman's Twitter Updates

@DaivRawks LOL - 1st you have to unfollow ALL your followers and then post tweets solely about you and how important you are 6 days ago
@mjjaaska I need to re-do mine soon with the "winter look" 6 days ago
@DaivRawks hi - it's why I dislike the celeb phenom - those who use twitter only to gather "subjects" or "worshippers" 6 days ago
about to disappear for a while - back later 6 days ago
RT @DaivRawks: Yes, I'm this hyperactive in real life. // but twitter is REAL life :-) 6 days ago
 

When A Good Friend Is Critically Ill

Posted Mar 24 2009 3:18pm
I have a very good friend whom I have known for over 45 years. She was hospitalized yesterday and was in critical condition with pneumonia. As she has only one sort-of-good lung this is bad for her.

I spent time trying to figure out if I could get to when she is - but with it being Spring break - there were few flights available and they were almost $2,000 RT [for a flight that normally costs max $400 RT].

But her family asked that no one come while she is in the hospital as she is being cared for - so some will go after she is home...but the whole day left me wiped out from the idea of the potential loss of a good friend who is more like family than my actual family [except my son]

We all die - that is a given once we are born - but few of us like to face the reality when it's close to home. I teach and write about aging and always talk about dying as a part of the process. I will now have to re-assess my feelings about what I write and what I say on the topic.

glyconutrients, healthy aging, growing older, aging, nutrition, exercise, eating properly,
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