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<blockquote data-quote="turkeyrun" data-source="post: 4090177" data-attributes="member: 27991">A co-worker had retired at 55. I would talk to him on weekly basis and we went fishing. Suddenly,&nbsp; I received no calls, he didn&#039;t answer calls, was not at home, nobody knew where he was. He had talked of visiting some relatives,&nbsp; so I figured he had gone out of State. He was prone to such actions.A month passes, I get a phone call, at work. I ask how he has been? He tells me he has been in the hospital. He had decided he better straighten himself out if he was going to enjoy a long retirement.&nbsp; He quit smoking, quit alcohol, sodas, coffee. Started eating &quot;healthy&quot;, cut red meat and started jogging. A week later, he collapsed and was rushed to hospital.Dr told him, his body had shutdown from shock, you can&#039;t do that chit all at the same time. He was back to living normal, except no smoking and feeling great.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="turkeyrun, post: 4090177, member: 27991"] A co-worker had retired at 55. I would talk to him on weekly basis and we went fishing. Suddenly, I received no calls, he didn't answer calls, was not at home, nobody knew where he was. He had talked of visiting some relatives, so I figured he had gone out of State. He was prone to such actions. A month passes, I get a phone call, at work. I ask how he has been? He tells me he has been in the hospital. He had decided he better straighten himself out if he was going to enjoy a long retirement. He quit smoking, quit alcohol, sodas, coffee. Started eating "healthy", cut red meat and started jogging. A week later, he collapsed and was rushed to hospital. Dr told him, his body had shutdown from shock, you can't do that chit all at the same time. He was back to living normal, except no smoking and feeling great. [/QUOTE]

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