Hello everyone!
As I just explained to another great and knowledgeable member here who was kind enough to share some deep info on many issues via PM- that iI've been off the radar alot lately and not even signed on to this site nor many other forums I live on for both my Ducati and Dodge diesel. So sorry I haven't responded to anything here at all friends!

I've been fighting off demons of depression, PTSD, suicidal thoughts and all sorts of crap for a few weeks. I go for my Coolief RFA next Friday and hope it does what it's supposed to do w burning the nerves in a larger area this time as explained in the link to the procedure I posted in an earlier reply (I think I did but too lazy to even look back at all my posts) guess you could say I'm in another deep rut and have a bit of trouble shaking this one off.

So please don't let me absence and lack of replies mean anything adverse to you all, because I SERIOUSLY appreciate everything you write and pass onto me here my friends! It means more than you'll ever know and I absolutely love seeing a new reply or PM notice when I open the site up ! I am out here and will try better to keep up my end by keeping up w my responses to you kind folks! Not to sound too corny with this - but I love you all for the things you say and help you provide!

Gunny out.......

Pm. I'm gonna put up a thread on this for all the Vets in this forum but figured I'd mention to you all since you're my closest family within. It's an organization that solicits all Vets or even active / reserve military troops to become part of the crew which handles all the work on race bikes and cars during any competition events. I met the founder last year at a pro bike race in Jersey and he showed me around to all the Vets who were helping race tears work on the bikes. It's a pretty cool idea to involve Vets in something they enjoy doing and being part of a team that keeps these Pros going! Check out the site if you wish and if you can think of anyone who'd be interested at all feel free to have them contact me.

http://www.vetmotorsports.org/