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TO Mortrey and SunkenCiv:

Thanks for your kind words. If you have a purpose in life, you fight hard to fulfill it. I was privileged to work on the book about John Kerry and Vietnam, “Unfit for Command”. The Swift Boat Veterans (Against John Kerry) went thru the hell of combat and still had that spark of life after 35 years. Many were wounded. A couple friends of mine were POWS held by the VC and No. Vietnamese, and badly tortured.

Compared to what they went thru, my little episode is an interesting footnote.

It is what you do with your life that counts, and if you are given a second chance, grab it by the balls and hold on tight. It’s gonna be one heck of a ride the second time around.

One interesting and pleasant surprise out of this was to see the look on my doctors’ faces when I did a basically complete recovery, including climbing stairs in the hospital and chasing nurses down the hall (don’t tell my wife). It’s hard to do that when you have an IV bag/stand attached to you, but you give it the old college try.

I’ve got to say that our medical doctors are the finest in the world, as are our nurses, technicians, EMTs, etc. I’m living proof of that.

Another little task of mine is to tell people at FR and elsewhere that if Obamacare had been in practice when I was in my coma, his Deathpanel would have let me die. Too costly to keep me on drugs while I was totally unconscious.

A little personal reason for me wanting to take Obama down besides the fact that he is a traitor, coward, and POS.

Make everyday count, even if it is only to look at the moon and stars, flowers, or birds. I do that with my granddaughter and we have a great time admiring God’s creations. Don’t miss the show - it’s free and awe-inspiring.

Max