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<p>[QUOTE="rte, post: 25372349, member: 78199"]RIP JIM...</p><p>Excellent story Dan.</p><p>I'm not a nickel person but that's a keeper for sure.</p><p>I have a cousin that was at a party when he was about 17. Got to drinking with some friends and tried some drug other kids were passing around.</p><p>It put him in the hospital for a few weeks and messed up the metals in his body.</p><p>That resulted in him loosing his Short term memory.</p><p>You can talk to him about anything but 2 minutes later he doesn't remember.</p><p>That was 40 years ago and no real change.</p><p>He's been on disability for 30 years now and getting by, short term memory with the help of prescriptions is slightly better but doesn't seem to remember much of anything or anyone from his past.</p><p>Mood swings that his parents are dealing with until they can't and then he becomes a ward of the state till he gets better.</p><p>He had a promising career as an Auto mechanic or something mechanical related engineer...he could tear down anything and put it back together without a manual fixing the issue... after that one night party everything changed.</p><p>He is a year younger than me, I was born in 1964.</p><p>I would love to get one of your 64 Piece dollars.</p><p>I have a couple of the 64 Morgan's as core pieces in my collection.</p><p>I think some male's are inherently stubborn.</p><p>I don't drink or do drugs, would prefer not to take the prescriptions the doctors are pushing towards everyone and try to eat/get healthy naturally.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="rte, post: 25372349, member: 78199"]RIP JIM... Excellent story Dan. I'm not a nickel person but that's a keeper for sure. I have a cousin that was at a party when he was about 17. Got to drinking with some friends and tried some drug other kids were passing around. It put him in the hospital for a few weeks and messed up the metals in his body. That resulted in him loosing his Short term memory. You can talk to him about anything but 2 minutes later he doesn't remember. That was 40 years ago and no real change. He's been on disability for 30 years now and getting by, short term memory with the help of prescriptions is slightly better but doesn't seem to remember much of anything or anyone from his past. Mood swings that his parents are dealing with until they can't and then he becomes a ward of the state till he gets better. He had a promising career as an Auto mechanic or something mechanical related engineer...he could tear down anything and put it back together without a manual fixing the issue... after that one night party everything changed. He is a year younger than me, I was born in 1964. I would love to get one of your 64 Piece dollars. I have a couple of the 64 Morgan's as core pieces in my collection. I think some male's are inherently stubborn. I don't drink or do drugs, would prefer not to take the prescriptions the doctors are pushing towards everyone and try to eat/get healthy naturally.[/QUOTE]
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