Health and the Bluebird?

[Leroy Eckert]

Gee, hopefully you will not draw any more bad cards. Odds are you have already used them. God bless.
My suggestion would be to get out of the backyard and enjoy what is left. Your MD should be able to provide more insight. If he/she says go, by all means have at it. That said, look for a well maintained coach and you should be very happy.

We purchased our coach to travel and live out my days however many their are. I am now at 65 raising my three step-grandchildren and trying to make it through. We are teaching them the benefits of camping. I always am stress free when out in some park in the woods.

There are a lot of nice BB's out there now.

Leroy Eckert
1990 WB-40 Smoke N Mirrors
Dahlonega, GA
Royale Conversion

Dave wrote:

We have wanted a 'bird for a number of years, and have occasionally
come close to a purchase.

But we have seen some coaches for sale with a reason listed of
"selling because of health issues". We are not the healthiest of
individuals. I've had a heart attack in '87, quintuple bypass in 2000,
a defibrillator implanted in 2004 and just finished a 6 week hospital
"vacation" with double pneumonia. And just turned 60!

My question to the group: Any idea's about the physical health
required to own and maintain a 'bird'? Major things to avoid?

Or should we just hang around the back yard?
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Dave & Grace Erickson
Enid, OK
Still looking!