That's exactly what I'm doing for over 6 months.

Thanks. I saw this before, probably when you posted on it earlier. Some of them are well aware. It doesn't remove the pain, but it does make the pain easier to bear. I'll re-read the stories. Thanks.

You made me smile. Yes, he kicked butt at the whole game-called-life thing. Thanks for the note.

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I don't either. I shoehorned registration in there as being another infringement that we already live with.

I've been on his protocol for 6 months now, it's done me a lot of good. No miraculous cures yet, but my hands and feet and skin generally are much better off, looking and feeling years younger. And a number of skin tags / liver spots have disappeared.

Prayer is never wasted. Always appreciated, and needed by those who still remain here while he's moved on to a better place. Thank you.

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In line with u/iverfenben 's comments about the carnivore diet, this fellow explains why: https://darkovelcek.wordpress.com/2023/08/11/soyence-versus-science/

The article isn't specifically about cataracts, but ctrl+f and you'll find it. He advocates for carnivore diet and drinking lots of saline solution with sea salt.

Thank you.

Just got word he passed, peacefully. A peaceful passing is a blessing. Thank you.

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Thank you, and amen.

Amen. Thank you.

A beautiful prayer; thank you.

Thank you. I am not yet resigned to his crossing over, but will trust in God and appreciate His blessings however and whenever they come.

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Tell her to read about China's "Great Leap Forward." Even Wikipedia is decent about it. Obviously depends how old she is, but self-research and thinking teach much better than instruction without involvement.

And ask her about incentives. If everybody receives the same, why would anyone work at all? "From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs" is a central tenet of Marxism, but a pure fallacy when you focus on incentives.

Thanks. That's a big garden ...