Thanks Teresa. I'm glad you are getting something out of the site. I know I have.

been playing since 14, when I was first diagnosed with epilepsy, about 15 years ago. Not really hard to learn, just impossible to master I say, I have been told I am fairly good, but I don't think so. Sure takes awhile to build up the callous though

yeah, unfortunately that darn pride tries to get in the way every time, but one has to get on with life also

I'm gonna apply for scholarships through Pfizer and with Keppra, they have some avail for next year. I recently also got back on with Kansas vocational rehab, they are helping some, a little over a third of the tuition and cost of books. they are also covering all my travel expenses to the doctor and since my class is all done online they pay for my internet. Helps a little, just hate having to go back to asking for government help after working hard to get off of disability years ago.

That's true, alot of money. Since my seizures started getting really bad a year ago I had to stop putting any money in since it is all going to my doctors now. I'm going to school for accounting. Doing it all online through DeVry but now I wish I would've gone elsewhere cause I'm just now starting the senior year and maxed out my loans already. Like you said, money money money

Did alot of work on my previous bike, it was on old 76 ironhead sportser, with my current bike, which is a 2006 sportster, I've let the dealership do all the work when I had it punched out and cammed, along with all the maintenance since it was under warranty. Didn't want to void the warranty, besides, since it was all screamin eagle equip manufactured by Harley they stood behind it all anytime I've had any trouble

Things are goin ok with me, just pushing along with school and finals currenly, hope things are good for you too. My Harley is my life, it gets real depressing that they revoked my license without telling me, didn't know til out for a ride and came up on a wreck, I stopped cause the guy was in shock and called an ambulance. Darn cop wanted to arrest me and take me in without any chance of getting out for the night. Thank god another cop said he was taking me in and he was friends with some of my bros, got out that night, but now am having to fight the whole deal.

Sorry to hear that about your dad. I am scared to death of the day that my dad passes. He is at the exact same age that his dad was when he died, 56, of congestive heart failure and sleep apnea. My dad was diagnosed with the exact same thing a year ago and just 2 months ago came down with gout, he hasn't been out of the house, and rarely out of his bedroom. My epileptologist is telling me since I can't get help from my family I need to get some kind of home health care for him or send him to a home. I just fear the day that I am going to either come home from work or wake up in the morning and find him.

Put some drums in his hands.....that'll put him on the right track!

Music is the key! (pun intended)