[MSO]

Originally Posted by TheUNZippee! I see. Well hopefully it's something that can be easily dealt with. Try and remember Tay, that hard as it may be, even if the news is not what you want to hear, the power of positive thought can help you in many, many ways. It's easy to say, for sure. But staying strong and thinking positive, while if it doesn't actually 'help' you, will definitely be better than if you start letting it eat you up, and stress yourself out even further. Stress itself can slow down your body's ability to recover. Ironically, Tayler, yesterday I was talking to a health expert I know who works at a nutrition store near where I work, about my wife's disease, and he was suggesting some products that may be beneficial for her. Along the way, we discussed in general products that may help people with other diseases such as cancer, lupus, osteoporosis, and such. I'd be interested in finding out what is going on with you in case I learn of anything that may help you in any way. Keep me posted honey.

+1

and negative thought has the EXACT OPPOSITE EFFECT

and i'd also like to point out that oil pulling is used in cancer treatment centers as a way to help get rid of cancer

i recommend it to everyone for any kind of problem that your doctors can't fix

[oldernewbie]

So Zip...is the Stang going into the "Bubble" til the spring thaw? Its 75 and sunny here at the moment but, turning cold early in the week...60

[07KenneBellChargedGT]

Originally Posted by oldernewbie So Zip...is the Stang going into the "Bubble" til the spring thaw? Its 75 and sunny here at the moment but, turning cold early in the week...60

+1. Same here. I love Texas!

also to socal, or tay, my dad had a brain tumor almost 5 years ago and positive thought is definately the way to go. It came back and he fought it and is doing great. Check out his website jerrykline.net if you want to hear any encouraging words! Stay strong.

[futureMACH1racer]

I also have the heavy half ton F-150, and by looking at his truck I can almost certianly tell ya it's not the heavy half. I have an 08, the only wheels that they offer are the grey steel painted wheels. The heavy half's come in a 7 lug, I had to have my wheels custom made for my truck. Also, it's 8000GVW package, where as in an F250 Super Duty has an 8600GVW, and it's 9900 for a 1ton.

Regardless if it's a heavy half or not the regular F-150 is a stout piece of iron. My buddy used to pull a 4 place snowmobile trailer, that weigh 3800lbs empty with 4 sleds in the trailer, one in the bed, all of our gear, and 5 guys in the truck. I t handled it fine, but I wouldn't reccomned it unless you can drive pretty good. That's a lot of trailer, and weight for that little truck.

My snowmobile trailer has a full steel frame, and weighs 4900lbs. I have pulled it with 3 sleds, all of the gear and 3 guys like nothing was there. I have an extended cab long box, and 4.10, with all of the good towing goodies.

[TheUNZippee!]

Originally Posted by oldernewbie So Zip...is the Stang going into the "Bubble" til the spring thaw? Its 75 and sunny here at the moment but, turning cold early in the week...60

Yes, it sure is.

Originally Posted by futureMACH1racer I also have the heavy half ton F-150, and by looking at his truck I can almost certianly tell ya it's not the heavy half. I have an 08, the only wheels that they offer are the grey steel painted wheels. The heavy half's come in a 7 lug, I had to have my wheels custom made for my truck. Also, it's 8000GVW package, where as in an F250 Super Duty has an 8600GVW, and it's 9900 for a 1ton. Regardless if it's a heavy half or not the regular F-150 is a stout piece of iron. My buddy used to pull a 4 place snowmobile trailer, that weigh 3800lbs empty with 4 sleds in the trailer, one in the bed, all of our gear, and 5 guys in the truck. I t handled it fine, but I wouldn't reccomned it unless you can drive pretty good. That's a lot of trailer, and weight for that little truck. My snowmobile trailer has a full steel frame, and weighs 4900lbs. I have pulled it with 3 sleds, all of the gear and 3 guys like nothing was there. I have an extended cab long box, and 4.10, with all of the good towing goodies.

This F150 has a heavy duty XLR towing package, fully locking diffs, and can indeed tow 9900 lbs. It pulled the car trailer and car like it wasn't even there, and I've been in it while he has pulled his 11,000 lb camper.