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great news...wish her a speedy recovery...and watch them pain pills..nothing like granny addicted to percodans...and dont let the younger ones steal them...
That's wonderful news AH, I'm so happy for her!![]()
For those that know me... Yes, it's my ultra-liberal war protesting Grandma.
That's wonderful news AH, I'm so happy for her!![]()
I think we just might see her do the canyon again.
For those that know me... Yes, it's my ultra-liberal war protesting Grandma.
She sounds awesome! What happened down the line? (JK!)
Hope she gets better!
i take it you have never done percodans? more likely they will give her vicadins..vic either work or they dont...make sure her doctor is good with pain management...and by that i mean the right drug combo to keep her out of pain as much as possible
She sounds like a character!!!!
She will be fine Angel Heart![]()
angel,
great news! That new hip should last her 20 years. What will she do then?![]()
There's a guy where I ski who's 80-ish and had both knees replaced last year or so. He's back at it the old geezer.Yeah she still shocks me with her hiking ablities. I have a feeling once she's up and going again, she'll hike it again.
National parks would be a big winner under President Bush's 2008 budget, and a plan to match up to $100 million annually in private donations could guarantee increases for a decade.
Bush's budget, being unveiled today, would give the National Park Service $2.4 billion next year, administration officials told USA TODAY. That includes a $258 million increase for daily operations, up 14.5%. Since 2002, those funds have risen 1.5% above inflation.
The president proposes adding at least $100 million a year for the next 10 years. The funds would be used to hire 3,000 seasonal park rangers, guides and maintenance workers each summer, an increase of more than 50%. In addition, more than 1 million children could be enrolled in youth programs.