Jim, you'd kick yourself in the arse if you ever sold your car, especially on the days you do feel good.
That being said if you can't be talked out of selling, I'd give her a good home and buy your car in a heartbeat
Edit... Planning a trip to RC's on the 6th of April, if your up to it lets do lunch again.
I had 134 days of fatigue last year and so far I have had 37 this year compared to 25 this time last year. The fatigue is only getting worse. I have been seeing doctors since 2004 re: fatigue, even went to the Mayo Clinic in FL. Nobody knows what causes chronic fatigue so they don't know how to cure it.She has blood work quite often to check the effectiveness of the medicine. She takes synthroid. Basiclly just keeping the thyroid in check helps a ton. But when she crashes she gets sick and has been admitted into the hospital before over it. She is actually seeing a internal medicine Dr. and they are better than regular family physicians imo.How often does your wife get fatigue? Any words of wisdom from her doctor? My thyroid is one of many things they have tested. With all the tests they have run on me, nothing shows abnormal. As my wife says, I am the healthiest sick person she knows.
It seems I feel good on the days when there are no test and tunes or car shows. I was only able to make RC's first event but none of the others because of fatigue. That REALLY sucked.
I am the second owner (bought the car in 1989 with 6,000 miles) and it sure would be hard to part with it. I'll let you know if I finally make a decision to sell it.
Give me a call on the 6th and hopefully we will do lunch.
Thanks Ben. Hopefully my wife will be able to come home this weekend. She has been there for six weeks now.
