[AT] Old tractors and old men

[John Hall]

Tyler here's hoping that can restore/improve your sight one day. The 
advances in medicine are quite amazing these days. Stay on your docs and 
do research yourself to see who/where is thinking out of the box. I'm 
fortunate enough to live 15 miles from Duke University Hospital, they do 
things there that will leave you scratching your head. Dad had 2 heart 
valves put in a few years back. He had to be approved by a national 
review committee for a type of valve that was barely out of the lab, 
pretty intense clinical study he is "enrolled" in. Stuff like that give 
me great hope in medical treatments.  I think now that valve has gotten 
more relaxed approval from the FDA.

John Hall

On 2/5/2017 11:43 PM, Tyler Juranek wrote:
> Hi all,
> I know that I am one of the younger generation people here on this list, but...
>
> My grandfather turned 80 this January. He is having some pain in his
> leg, and things like that. Little did I realize though...
> I was just out there today at his place. We were chatting about
> harvest for next year. I told him how I wish my eyes worked, then I
> could help haul to the elevator for him on the weekends...
> he then informed me that if he could have one wish granted it'd be
> that his grandson would have sight someday...
> They're so close...
> I want him living when that happens. :)
> I think that's his motivation to keep on a goin'...
> Take Care,
> Tyler Juranek
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