I feel silly asking, but have you tried a strong cbd paste. Or better still is the CBD with CBG. I was very sceptical with CBD but I lucky to have a CBD cafe open in our town, and I was finding very difficult myself to get to sleep,,,, but it's one of my 5a day now.
While I think of it maybe Dwight you would find a lot of relief from some good quality CBD, it's extremely good for trauma.
I hope this is a bit helpful,
Honestly I would be wary for the oils, but the paste is an Feco I use that just because its all pure oil. But I think Tommy Chong does I love CBD gumies and they were really good,they had cbg as well,they made it a bit of a high body feeling.
in my youth well that wasn't a concern much like every thing else as didn't expect to live to 25 let alone into my late 50's like now 
get me something more sporty than a mini-van
OMGOSH, 1700 miles in 3 days is hard on anybody! That was a very kind thing for you to do, hopefully she won’t need it, but if she does I’m sure it will be priceless. Ooh, something more sporty than a minivan - what are you thinking about? I imagine you can find a good deal on anything you want these days!All things considered holding up pretty good. Road trip was good for me (except my old body didn't like that many miles in 3 days as went close to around 1,700 miles in the 3 days), main reason for it though was my Wife's Niece has MS also and she had a brand new power wheelchair that only been sat in once (hopefully she never need it but MS not predictable), so drove it down to her in UT, that way once I get title on wheelchair van changed I can sell it and not be a "soccer mom" anymore
All things considered holding up pretty good. Road trip was good for me (except my old body didn't like that many miles in 3 days as went close to around 1,700 miles in the 3 days), main reason for it though was my Wife's Niece has MS also and she had a brand new power wheelchair that only been sat in once (hopefully she never need it but MS not predictable), so drove it down to her in UT, that way once I get title on wheelchair van changed I can sell it and not be a "soccer mom" anymore
It would be cool if you joined the Tundra club
also the wheelchair van is a Toyota Sienna conversion and it been good to me with 50k on it for a 2011.
Take a second and go drive a wrangler Dwight. They are just plain fun. Especially with the top off
Glad you are well brother
though I have heard Jeep's are more spendy to fix and not as dependable or at least the folks I knew that had one said it was their only drawback. But then lots of other brands are like that too or I have heard like Volvo's and Subaru's and Fiat's and a few others .
) as seemed fitting for an Ace of Spades and a Black Columbian OG cross, and it's mine so I can call it what I want .
Was seriously looking at the Rav4 Prime, but those are going to be limited numbers this year it sounds like. As qualifies for a $7,500 Federal Tax cut and Oregon has two $2,500 Rebates it meets requirements for. As for a Hybrid is still has get up and go for a 4 cylinder as it does 0-60 in less than 7 seconds according to car pages that test drive things. As have a '91 Toyota pickup been in the family since new that my Son drives and it still plugging along with over 100k miles on it and no major work on engine or transmission just all the preventative maintenance stuff for costs, not American made but they rather dependable
). In the '79-80 area I had a '71 Cougar with the 351C (that motor would scream), but it didn't last as a 17-18 yr old with a Muscle car and a leadfoot leads to blown motors and stuff well if you live thru it anyway and not turn a telephone pole into a hood ornament as in those days I didn't expect to make it to 25 let alone 60 years old
Haha, I ran the Datsun King Cab for a while, diesel. It held my mattress in the back and never failed me. Then a nice lady crashed into me and wrote it off. Good times in that vehicle. I had a couple of friends in their teens that liked those hood ornaments too. Seemed to be a trend back then.
