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Zoe starts swinging as well. Zoe: Whee!

I had not read the entirety of the thread at that point, though I must say my point still stands, the surgery that was proposed in what I had quoted would probably be underquoting cost. As for your clarification, the cost cited makes perfect sense, and is about what I would expect that to cost. There is a difference to be noted about going on on a hypothetical tangent and making stuff up with no knowledge of that in which I speak. I am finishing a degree in psychology and I actively do academic medical research, so while I am not qualified to act as a medical professional, I have a fair breadth of knowledge on select medical topics. Having gone back and finished reading the thread, I greatly appreciate your clarifications. I simply wish to draw attention to the absurdness of idea that $25,000 for the surgery outlined in the post I quoted was too high. Maybe my intention was not clear enough, and for that I apologize.

I've never done any illegal drugs, never smoked anything, never been drunk. I tried alcohol a few years ago (all different kinds), but it tasted so nasty I never got past a single drink. I also try to avoid using medications of any kind unless I need them. Sometimes I'll drink tea with caffeine, but not often, as it makes me feel weird. In particular, I could never smoke. First of all, just being around it gives me an instant headache. But also, when I was young, we went to the hospital. Outside was a person with a tracheotomy and they stuck a cigarette in the hole in their neck to smoke. So nasty. I am definitely biased against smokers. I have my own vices and problems, though. I have a sweet tooth. I never went too crazy on sodas, but I have been trying to cut back even there. I could definitely eat healthier choices, and less fast food (and it's sad because I love vegetables that a lot of people can't stand.. it's pure laziness on my part). I could exercise regularly. Despite my lack of use, I believe in the legalization of all drugs and availability without a prescription. I feel that I could potentially make progress with some of my emotional problems if I were allowed to research and experimentally try various antidepressants and find one that works for me.

More to come soon my friends.

My favorite way is when my wife uses our magic wand on my diapered self.