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Good to hear from you Joe, and glad you got a handle on your health. It's hard sometimes but the longer you maintain this life style change the easier it'll get.

Great to hear your on the right track joe. Keep up the good work.

Hey, good to here from you Joe and glad things are doing good for you on your health.
Keep up the good work and you will be good as new

joechianti wrote:I know I’ve been a stranger here lately, but it’s been for a good cause. I think I need to thank a lot of you guys here for convincing me to go see a doctor awhile back. I knew that would open up a big can of worms, and it surely did.

So what are you doing with the can of worms the doctor found in you? Dying of waiting to hear how the worms are doing. So I guess our plans of bar-hopping are off next month but we can visit all the soda fountains in Austin area...looking forward to that!!!!

Take care my friend and glad you got your hearing aids fixed and finally hearing & listening to your lovely wife & doctor.

Salud..T8r

Joe, all I can say is what everyone else has said plus an AMEN !
Hope your health returns as mine has . Keep the faith !
Joe

Great to hear Joe!

Good to hear from you Joe! Please feel free to brew vicariously through us. Of course if you need any help drinking errrrrrr reducing your on hand stock, please feel free to mail me all the beer you want.

It's unfortunate that gout is such a "no beer" problem, but it is. I happen to have receive a transcript of Joe's conversations with his doctors...

Doctor #1 - "Joe, with gout, you have to lay off the alcohol and especially the beer. Even a little beer can trigger a gout attack".

Joe - *RESPONSE HAS BEEN REDACTED DUE TO FORUM RESTRICTIONS*

Doctor # 32 - "Joe, with gout, you have to not drink beer, even a sip".

Hospital Administrator - "Can anyone tell me why we've admitted so many doctors with banged up faces in the last week"?

RickBeer wrote:It's unfortunate that gout is such a "no beer" problem, but it is. I happen to have receive a transcript of Joe's conversations with his doctors...

Doctor #1 - "Joe, with gout, you have to lay off the alcohol and especially the beer. Even a little beer can trigger a gout attack".

Joe - *RESPONSE HAS BEEN REDACTED DUE TO FORUM RESTRICTIONS*

Doctor # 32 - "Joe, with gout, you have to not drink beer, even a sip".

Hospital Administrator - "Can anyone tell me why we've admitted so many doctors with banged up faces in the last week"?

Well I WAS going to ask Joe if I could have his brew kettle if he can't drink beer anymore but on second thought I might end up wearing around my head on the way home.

Get well Joe. I am sure that your wife is happy to have you on the road to getting better. God Bless.

radonc73 wrote:Get well Joe. I am sure that your wife is happy to have you on the road to getting better. God Bless.

Jesus, he has gout and celiac disease not ED...Every time I've seen her, she smiles from ear to ear...

T8rSalad wrote:

radonc73 wrote:Get well Joe. I am sure that your wife is happy to have you on the road to getting better. God Bless.

Jesus, he has gout and celiac disease not ED...Every time I've seen her, she smiles from ear to ear...

could be she finds you amusing...looking

I have a friend with Celiac Disease, it changes your eating habits for sure, same with gout. Have you tried gluten free brewing, Joe? ED Humm, sex or beer, sex or beer. I would feel like those cocaine monkeys from the late 80s commercials, I mean he is married so he could drink more than once a month.