MADDOG
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Ha,that is what you call a very disabled person sleep driving to and from work,and driving on road test asleep on the job.
Because SS turned him down for SS disability and he has to go back to work,to save his home.
And the SS MORRONS don't have a clue about the REAL world.
MADDOG P.S. i am taking steps to do it all again till the big grinding crash!!!!
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sammy
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Hey MADDOG, maybe you should get some sort of magnetic bumper sticker or sign that you can put in the window of the car to warn other drivers to give you extra space.
I bet you could come up with some pretty creative ways to effectively warn others and get your message across.
This whole situation is scary and sad. I'm sorry you have to go through this MADDOG.
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Ocean
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Maddog,
I'm so sorry that you are going through so much. Any way to take public transportation? I know only the bigger Ohio cities have it, not sure where you live.
I just don't want anything to happen to you or anyone else. If you would cause a fatality, you would be charged/convicted of vehicular homicide. I know my brother has fallen asleep before and gotten into an accident, luckily no one else was involved. He has Lyme now, but didn't at the time of the accident.
I remember when I was so so sick with Lyme and I was young, 18. I was so depressed (didn't know I had Lyme...had 'CFS'). I did not care if I died. I ran stop signs sometimes because I wanted to die. at the time, I honestly did not think of anyone else. Life wasn't worth anything, and I never thought that my actions could cause someone else the loss of their child and immense pain and suffering. I am ashamed to admit that I was so careless...but if you could have been inside of my brain/body...nothing made sense, everything was just worthless...just terrible!
Is there anyway to even carpool with any one? If you promise to do the dishes, you can move in with us
seekhelp
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Please don't hurt an innocent person. That's why I don't get behind the wheel right now much at all.
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just don
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Your ONLY allowed to play that game after you take ALL the bullets out and replace them with the plastic kind on BOTH ends!!
Come to think of it NOT even then,,,cause we forget which are which!!
AND do you KNOW how bad I would feel if you played and lost??
I dont have enough friends now,,one less would NOT be an option!!!
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Can we surround your vehicle with IDSA personnel??
And people are worried about us women drivers with PMS!
Sorry, I have to make puns out of this situation, but sometimes I have to so I won't cry. It is a pity we have to fight so hard. Keep the faith, we moved out of our home, and a month later, I got my disability approved.
Good luck to you, Shalome
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MADDOG
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Need Lots of Help
Oh for shure we will mount them on the front bumper of my 1994 dodge turbo cummins diesel 4 X 4 and i will go back to work!!!!!
Hood ornament is 4 feet above the ground
Perfect for the IDSA !!!!!!
MADDOG
You made my day!!!!!!
MADDOG
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