There is a telehealth provider that serves all 50 states with primary care (doctors) and behavioral health. Works well if you have  high deductible ins. or while out of network. Subscription is just 29.95/mo. See telethink.net for more ... View more

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Went camping this weekend at a campground on the lake, had not been there for a few years. Once there I began to walk around looking at the different sites when I noticed a very old dog. He just lay there until I got too close then he got up on three legs and hobbled away. Just judging I would say he is at least 11 years old. Well back to my story. The next afternoon he wanders into camp and just sits there looking. He looked so sad, so the wife got a bowl of our dog's food and put it down for him and he came over and ate. He then walked over to our dog and the two of them sniffed each other over and then they lay down together for the rest of the afternoon. That night he disappeared. The next morning he was back and was a little more receptive of me. I looked at his injured leg and found that half of his rear foot was gone. It had healed and was not causing any problem except that he was walking on the stub that was left with no foot pad which causes him to limp. His front teeth were gone except for one canine tooth and it looked decayed. His eyes were tired looking and showing his age. He spent the rest of the day just laying around looking for a handout and by afternoon the campground host came around and saw him. I enquired about the dog and was told he had been there for three years and that most of the campers were tolerant of him and gave him food. So what to do? Do you pick him up and bring him home or do you let nature take it course. He can't harm anyone, he has no teeth and he isn't a nuisance unless you don't like dogs, and no one seems to mind him being there. He is gentle and likes other animals as seen by his interaction with our dog. He still would not let me touch him but he would eat from my hand. Enough said, what would you do??? On June 28th 2008 Old Fella passed away of complications caused by bone cancer. Fella spent almost three years with his new family and became the icon of rescued old stray dogs. He will be greatly missed but his foot prints have been left in our hearts forever. Now Charlie, the ten year old rescued Golden Lab has come to be a part of the continuing Old Fella story. (*Note, Charlie took his journey to Rainbow Bridge unexpectedly September 30, 2008)Suzie continues to charm her way into our hearts with her antics as she has grown from a puppy into a young lady. Togther they will carry on the Old Fella legacy. Come join us in their daily lives and be a part of the best feel good thread in RV.NET history. The legacy lives on. HIghways Article Puppy Love Old Fella Burke County Animal Rescue ... View more

Hello, I am staying at an RV park near Texas City and they are suggesting this place for fishing: www.bayrvpark.com/discover-the-worlds-longest-man-made-fishing-pier/. Anyone know if there is good fishing on this dike/pier? Got any tips or suggestions? Thanks in advance! ... View more

I’m realizing that I’m about 40 lbs overweight and at 57 if I don’t do something to get in shape now it’s very unlikely to happen when I get older. So a few weeks ago I started running. Yesterday I got a heart rate monitor and went for a run. I trotted along for a mile, took a little break then jogged slowly for two more miles before taking another little break. Then I increased my speed a bit and ran my forth mile in about 8.5 minutes. For about the last quarter mile I was gasping to get enough air. Anyway I figured if I do a workout like that 2 or 3 times per week I should be able to get in shape before too long. Here is what my heart rate monitor shows. I read somewhere that a person should workout at about 50 to 85% of his maximum heart rate which would put me at about 85 to 146 bpm. It turns out a significant portion of my run was at too high of intensity. So what? If I continue at this rate will I not get in shape sooner? What would be the downside of working too hard? ... View more

tips on healthy foods to eat besides chicken, pork, vegetables, and fruits.January 19th I had a stent to put in.  ... View more

Well, at least ATC is back, even if all previous topics are gone.🤔☹️ ... View more

Seven years ago, I started a thread of asking what sites can I find an RV Travel companion and initially since there wasn’t much of a response I stopped looking at that forum but when I started looking yesterday, I saw the thread was still active though very dated  (although from comments I’ve read on here  there was an administrative  change so do not know if I can still do so but if this is still up I guess one can. I am in my sixties, female, Asian American, home base in CA but can meet you where YOU are at to start. I preferably want to travel with someone who has one because I don’t like driving that much but love road trips (not piggybacking as someone posted in my reply) but wanted to go this way to share not only expenses but experiences!  Also I am not familiar with mechanics which might be useful if something happens. I have references from people that I have traveled with before if worried about me, but I assure you that I am easy going as well as easy on the eyes!  I am not afraid of traveling with strangers, knock on word, have not had any BAD experiences, at the most we had a friendly parting but not have been in contact with them later.  They have all been men, but since I am NOT seeking a romance (if male though traveling with females is o.k) I am not averse to that but that’s not my primary goal. I have checked out  the sites suggested on my last thread and then there is Facebook, not too much success, there (there were some people,  because I don’t post every day every single thing I’ve done accused me of being fake, I am NOT (which make them say that even more).  Someone suggested caravans but as I said I don’t like driving that much,  am thinking of buying another rig (have a Jucy van) but it’s too small-unless the second  person wants to  clamber up the roof nest each time,  class C is the best, (I don’t mind sleeping above the cab)and just looking for someone who likes to drive!  If you DO want to travel with me, contact me here through direct messages we can exchange number and photos then, if necessary. I will be checking here to see that this post is still up`.  If you have thoughts and opinions (based on my last experience posting a similar title) on the safety of doing this  I’d prefer that you NOT post it, I’ve already read sentiments on that, thank you.   ... View more

This video is making the rounds at my office today. I can't believe this guy survived the fall and wasn't hit by traffic. I hope he bought a lotto ticket.   I'm also pretty impressed with the ability to embed videos into a post in the new community. Not too shabby. ... View more