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[itiswhatitis]

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@Cakers3 wrote:

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@itiswhatitis wrote:

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@Cakers3 wrote:

BTW:  As I said earlier-it can take YEARS before the effects of certain chemicals/devices/etc. can be documented.

So when increases in certain medical conditions show up, it is only then that we start to see why and how.

Worry is an overused word; concern and awareness are better terms, imo.

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@Cakers3 Yeah.  And it also takes "years" sometimes to find out medications we take are no good for us?  Go ahead and add that one to your list of worries as well.  I won't.

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@itiswhatitis  Why do you keep referring to me as worried about all kinds of things? I already said I don't like the "Chicken Little" remarks.  I thinks that sums up the fact that I'm not sitting around hand-wringing.

Your remark about adding that one to my list of worries-I have no list.

You appear to have an issue with me since you are not reading my posts correctly.

I also said that "worry is an overused word; concern and awareness are better terms".  It's right up there in this quote line.

I see absolutely nothing wrong with learning and inquiring about situations; whether I can control my future is my determination, not anybody else's.

Again, being educated, informed, and inquisitive does not constitute accusing somebody of being "worried".  You can carry on in you life ignoring many things; others choose not to do so.

It doesn't make them "Chicken Littles".

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@Cakers3, right....right.  I'm done.  I will not be one of the worriers....If people choose to do so that is their right.