[CDHart]

Interesting theory. Your wife dying at 36 -- that must have been awful for you. Aneurysms are not usually detectable until they go. What we need is a body scanner like they used on Star Trek, and I think the MRIs, etc. are the forerunner of that.

Carolyn

[backhoe]

Interesting theory. Your wife dying at 36 -- that must have been awful for you. Aneurysms are not usually detectable until they go.

I was 31 at the time, and the richness of ironies still rankles, a little. In all the tests they ran, they never x-rayed her head-- she had been born with it. Or so the pathologist claimed. If she had not had her neck broken in a wreck ( which, among many other things, caused chronically low [ 60/40 ] blood pressure ) it probably would have burst long before that, since prior to becoming handicapped, she was quite the athlete. Archer, runner, swimmer, horsewoman.