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Mary Ulmer <[log in to unmask]> wrote: <<Ivan When you put that anger down about the NPF, you can write some beautiful words and show your true bright and enjoyable self we all like so much. You've had too many bad bad things happen to you and I think it has all focused and centered on the NPF thing. Do you think you could lay it down for your own health's sake. Reimbursement would be nice but is it worth your health and all the energy you are expending in that direction? About the sweats-those are physiological I believe and need attention. Please see a doctor and find out why. Give some of that energy to finding out why you have these sweats. There is a reason and it needs attention. We don't want to have you sicker.>> I agree that letting go of perceived mis-treatment is necessary. we are responsible for our choice of responding to events with anger. it is not healthy to retain anger - even for an hour - much less, indefinitely. the second subject - sweating - is part of PD for many of us. conjecture is that the autonomic system is not normal for us - allows the conversion of sugars to energy even when we are already warm. alcohol brings sweating most quickly, it seems. can be a wet back awakening me from sleep if I have a beer after supper. worry (anger) over the past or the future is futile (waste of your time to live). be spunky and seize the moment. Forgive and forget. fools feud. -- Ron Vetter 1936, 1984 PD dz ... "money is coined liberty" ... Dostoevsky e-mail: [log in to unmask] http://www.ridgecrest.ca.us/~rfvetter