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TheRealRamo

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As an elder Millennial, forums are nothing new to me, but I still have a great deal to learn about this topic. Finding a community that values both data and firsthand experience makes me happy. My wife is far more cautious than I am—I tend to take too many risks—so her safety is a big part of why I'm researching this so thoroughly. To everyone who has already shared solid data on this forum, thank you ahead of time.
 
Another Gen Xer, and I'm right there with you. Day after day, hours disappear while I dig into various subjects, the people researching them, the physicians involved, and so on. What the human body does and the discoveries science keeps producing blow my mind. Knowing my luck, the day after I'm gone is when they crack living forever lol 😂 It makes me regret not choosing this line of work, though as a younger guy I simply lacked that kind of foresight
 
I've had the same GenEx situation, and it sent me tumbling down the rabbit hole. On top of that, I've just learned that BAC's price is skyrocketing and it's becoming difficult to get. Rabbit hole!
 
TheRealRamo said:

As an elder Millennial, forums are nothing new to me, but I still have a great deal to learn about this topic. Finding a community that values both data and firsthand experience makes me happy. My wife is far more cautious than I am—I tend to take too many risks—so her safety is a big part of why I'm researching this so thoroughly. To everyone who has already shared solid data on this forum, thank you ahead of time.
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I can relate to this completely. Before I gave myself that initial Reta shot, I'd put in around a month and a half of reading threads here plus doing my own research. Even now, there's a ton left for me to pick up.
 
TheRealRamo said:

As an elder Millennial, forums are nothing new to me, but I still have a great deal to learn about this topic. Finding a community that values both data and firsthand experience makes me happy. My wife is far more cautious than I am—I tend to take too many risks—so her safety is a big part of why I'm researching this so thoroughly. To everyone who has already shared solid data on this forum, thank you ahead of time.
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Compared to most people, I’d say my tolerance for risk runs pretty high. That goes double for this specific corner of things, given how many years I spent working in healthcare.

At this point I’ve been going gray for 18 months, and there’s no chance I’d ever reverse course. Glad to have you in the club!
 
I'm in the same boat. I'd like to join a t-esting group so I can be as safe as I can.
 
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