This is the Keyes method.  I think there is a Keynes' method, but it's
"In the long run we're all dead."

Steve

Since there is a slight lull to SciMed.Dentistry, will take advantage . The
subject being periodontitis, it might be worthy to note that the important part
of the gum is that if it adheres to the tooth,   and is in good condition, it
matters not so much if there is some bone loss, (unless too much where tooth is
loose) the gums have a  good chance of remaining healthy.
Okay, that is my in for off the topic, as maybe a profile of the person
disrupting the dental group (omitting parts as the perogative of a woman),
elderly means elderly, my daughter says it more tactfully (ancient) . 5 feet 5
inches, 150 lbs. two children, grandchildren, medications are Ativan and a
sliver of Vicodin for pain, a cat for a pet that found its way to my house, of
Hebrew Iranian descent, dark skinned, and live alone in the state of Illinois.
Totally of uninterest to the world, just some stubborness comes with age.
Equally of uninterest, Arafat's nephew says his uncle died of unnatural causes.
and hospital ruled out any traces of poison known to them"   Of course crohns
is not known to them.
Just rack this up as nonessential, just wanted to have a say, as tomorrow is
not guaranteed. (to anyone, but more so the one that feels it.)
And loved the poem or writing on the Embers theme.   If anyone ever went to
camp as a youngster, they perhaps can appreciate the sentiments it speaks of.
They were the some of the best days of life.   Sounds a little like Day is
Done, sung every night at camp.
If this is disrutpting to dentistry, it is not meant to be.  Sometimes the mind
does not differentiate what our body and mind brings to thought, teeth and
other things being equally important.
Make any sense?  Probably not.  

Gail