Replies to post #686269 on NorthWest Biotherapeutics Inc (NWBO)

[skitahoe]

I'm only a few weeks since back surgery so I'm restricted from doing anything except walking, but even a couple blocks of that really tires me out. I may have a thyroid issue, which my Dr. says can be easily handled with a drug, but he's not yet added the drug to the myriad of meds I take for blood pressure, GERD's, etc. Getting old isn't for the timid. I hardly go a week without an appt. with one of my Drs.

I've never minded driving myself, and probably will get an electric with hands free capability in the right places, but if NWBO hits as big as it may, perhaps using a limo service could be a nice luxury to employ on occasions. We used to travel to Tahoe many times a year, I have a place up there, if I get back in shape I plan to do it again, and I'll hope that self driving capability will work on sections of 395 as it's a much nicer ride than taking 5 to 80, but I'm practically certain it would offer self driving nearly all the way. I'll wait for the 2025 models as nearly all will get the Tesla plug and be eligible to use their charging network. When home I intend the car to act as my battery pack in running the house during power outages linked to the solar I've already installed.

I really believe that a month from today, or sooner, we'll all be in much better financial shape, at least all of us longs, the shorts will be licking their wounds.

Gary

[ilovetech]

Ozempic off-label is the most powerful tool for the out-of-the box thinking physician to prescribe. It's all about the numbers. If your numbers aren't great, then it requires doing what needs to be done to make them great. The older you are, and the longer you've gone with lackluster to borderline, or even abnormal numbers translates to accelerated biological/chronological age. There's good news and bad. The good news is, if you take aggressive measures, see it as taking a perfectionist approach, your body will reward you highly for it. We are capable of setting back our biological age by 10 years. If you approach it in a way that I sense from your post, then you won't see a chance of setting back your biological age by anything meaningful. Just saying, it's never too late, as the saying goes, until it is.