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Michael Soldan

05-23-2006 16:09:22




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Welp,I had my first day at the farm by myself today, getting stronger and feeling more like myself. First thing I noticed when I drove in was a little black blob about halfway down the field. I walked down and there was a bright eyed black as coal new born Angus heifer and moma right there as I approached, I wasn't sure of moma as she was purchased last fall but she was quiet and let me get up to the calf, I figured about an hour old, the sun shining on her had her as warm as toast, saw her up sucking a little later so everything should be fine. I walked up to all the cows and scratched their foreheads and backs, some came over to me on their own, I even scratched Bully Bully, but he was laying down and didn't bother to get up. My cattle are quiet and tame to work with, I can call my cows into the barn or out to the field, always made it a point that if I called them it wasn't a false alarm, always had some feed to give them or a gate to open for them to get to some feed and it makes it easy when they will follow voice commands. Had three neighbours stop in to see how I was doing so all in all it was a great day but just getting out in the field seemed to make things appear normal and right and that calf, what a beauty. You see the rythm of life and it picks up your spirit!. I plan to spend tomorrow at the farm too. I don't do too much strenous stuff yet,I sit down on the tail gate and take a breather, have a visit with the cats. I may work on a hay rack I'm building and of course check for more blobs in the field, still have 12 more to go. And finally a reminder.."Do you Know What Your Blood Pressure Is??? Take care my tractor friends and remember"NO ONE NEEDS TO HAVE A STROKE", THEY ARE PREVENTABLE!! my best regards to everyone ..Mike in Exeter Ontario

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Farmallkid From Ont,

05-25-2006 08:27:07




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 Re: Hi Tractor Neighbours in reply to Michael Soldan, 05-23-2006 16:09:22  
Hi mike, glad to hear your doin good. Had my blood pressure done when i had to go for my physical to get my A license. It is 140\80



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Keith-OR

05-23-2006 18:19:16




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 Re: Hi Tractor Neighbours in reply to Michael Soldan, 05-23-2006 16:09:22  
Michael, glad to hear you are feeling better and out and about. Sure is great to witness the wonders of mother nature. And take time to smell the roses and listen to the singing of the birds.

I just took my blood pressure. Maintaining!!
112/ 70

Take care of yourself.

Keith & Shawn



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Steven@AZ

05-23-2006 17:15:41




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 Re: Hi Tractor Neighbours in reply to Michael Soldan, 05-23-2006 16:09:22  
Glad to hear the progress is continuing! Life is good!



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Nebraska Cowman

05-23-2006 16:39:15




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 Re: Hi Tractor Neighbours in reply to Michael Soldan, 05-23-2006 16:09:22  
Sounds like you had a wonderful day!

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Gold for the mistress,
Silver for the maid.
Copper for the craftsman,
Cunning in his trade.
"Good" said the Baron sitting in his hall,
"But iron- cold iron - is the master of them all."

-Rudyard Kipling

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Todd L

05-23-2006 16:24:49




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 Re: Hi Tractor Neighbours in reply to Michael Soldan, 05-23-2006 16:09:22  
There's nothing like a challenge in your life to change one's perspective. A new born calf,the first leaves of the spring, soybeans coming up, mother nature at it's finest. It doesn't get any better than that. I, too, have high blood pressure. Middle daughter is in nursing school. She took my blood pressure last fall. Sky high!!! I had no idea!!! It took two kinds of meds to correct it. All the time I felt fine. So glad you are feeling better. God bless. I guess he already did!!!

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Michael Soldan

05-23-2006 18:43:57




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 Re: Hi Tractor Neighbours in reply to Todd L, 05-23-2006 16:24:49  
Todd, I had no idea I had high blood pressure until I had a stroke and was treated in the hospital. I felt great, never a headache, never blirry vision, all kinds of energy, I used to think I was about the healthiest guy in the county for my age and all of a sudden I was unconscious on the ground my left side numb...what a wake up call and that's why I urge everyone on the YT forum to get checked out , it only takes a few minutes. My neighbour was telling me about a farmer he knew who was just three years older than me, he took a stroke and is in a nursing home and will not ever get back home...and all of it is preventable!!!! Please everyone, if you don't know your blood pressur get it checked...Take care Todd and everyone...Mike in Exeter Ontario

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Janicholson

05-23-2006 16:42:53




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 Re: Hi Tractor Neighbours in reply to Todd L, 05-23-2006 16:24:49  
Welcome back to a more normal reality. Perspective does change!
JimN



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Broomstacker

05-23-2006 17:20:22




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 Re: Hi Tractor Neighbours in reply to Janicholson, 05-23-2006 16:42:53  
ahhhh! The best medicine you can get is a day like this!



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