It's Been Some Time Options

[albertchampion]

some may remember me from years ago.

i think i was knowledgeable, but probably way too ornery.

i left because i felt that i was running out of time. that the gangsters running the usa were going to prevail and no expenditure of my energy was going to facilitate the arrest of them.

so, i decided to travel with the best friends anyone could ever have. in the fall of 2010 after defeating the metastatic cancer in my vertebrae, i hooked up with them in montenegro.

and there was an education in amerikan imperialism. much usaid funds have been spent in this country. and the embassy in podgorica[formerly known as titograd] is one of the largest you will ever encounter[outside of skopje, macedonia].

in the fall of 2011, my friends and i toured sicily, southern italy, napoli, roma.

we encountered amerikan spooks everywhere. my friends and i concluded that the usa was preparing for an invasion of north africa.

boy, did we see that accurately.

my meds failed in late 2011,early 2012. serious lesions[holes] in my pelvis. as a result, i took a tumble. adding some fractures to the lesions.

last march, two weeks of radiation killed that metastatic activity. and a month after that, i became one of the first to be prescribed a med without being subjected to chemo as a precursor.

healing up, i did a lot of physical therapy. the best was the aquatic therapy.

18 months after starting this med, according to last month's review, it is still working.

i was going to hook up with my friends again this fall, but i cancelled that out. as i told them, i don't want to be out of position when the shtf this fall.

anyway, in a better physical state, i may return to this site from time to time.

as rob knows, i shall always find a way to support his/your work.

morituri te salutamus.

and illegitimi non carborundum.

ciao

[Tamborine man]

Good to hear from you again Albert,

and great news about your improving health!

A big 'welcome back' greeting from me -

Cheers

[JimMac]

Hey Albert. I returned recently myself after a hiatus and went looking for your posts, to see what you were saying, only to find a vacuum. Glad to hear your voice again.
Jim

[lunk]

Glad you're back.
i've been rolled through the medical system too.

My key to recovery was nutrients. It's almost a year since my chemo/radiation and surgery.
Was another 3 months before i started gaining back my weight.

My "tulip tree" did well this spring.

[amazed!]

Welcome back Albert!

It sounds like you're on the good track back.

[KP50]

Welcome back Albert,

I think most of the regulars are still here but most of them not as regular as before. All the best with your health.

KP in NZ