This should be shared *everywhere* all day long.

You go!

If so: similar shirts on eBay have tag for Disabled Veterans National Foundation.

You're fabulous, as always, and spot on.

What are birds' lives like? What do they think about? What do they communicate to each other?

No Kings protest in super red Midland, TX.

Better than I’d expected.

We showed up even in reddest-of-the-red Midland, Texas, this morning. Way more than I expected.

Damn straight.

and they are a whole 'nother beast. Because it was during Covid lockdown(s) (off and on again), my husband had a bi-lateral robot-assisted radical prostatectomy at the first opportunity for non-emergency surgeries. His PSA was tested weeks later and should have been <1. It was 4.4.

Tests ensued. Many tests, because he had no symptoms. At all. The biopsy was positive, with a Gleason score of 7 (3+4, which is better than 4+3). Normally, prostate cancer is an "indolent" cancer: slow moving, kind of lazy. That's what most of us assume. But there are aggressive prostate cancers,

and I am not a doctor, but after my husband's diagnosis, I have educated myself; and if you're one of the ones speculating, you should, too. After we turned 65, our dr. began regular, routine bloodwork every 6 months. In September 2019, my husband's PSA was normal. 6 months later, it was >10.

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