[CholeraJoe]

I would trust my life in her hands.

Damn, straight, trooper. I am sorry about your injury. Thanks again for your service. See above.

[airborne]

Thanks for the kind words. But no sympathy for me. I broke my back in 1980. Since then I've married (and divorced), fathered 2 sons, spent 12 years in Boy Scouts,where I teach Archery and all 3 Citizenship merit badges, coach my oldests roller hockey team, VP of the youngers ice hockey team and compete in wheelchair sporting events nationally.
If anything, my injury has taught me that life is a precious gift, not to be wasted on self pity.

AFWIW, I am against using aborted fetuses being used to repair my injury. I couldn't live with myself.