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Up US FOREIGN POLICY LIBERAL THREAT Dangerous Times STROKE CHOKING HEART ATTACK

 
Medicare Have both Parts A and B
Blue Cross 
Senior Smart Choice		 Plan #F established as of 1/1/2004.  (800) 333-3883 (425) 962-6713
Agent Tom Gray (866) 486-6551 info@plansforhealth.com 
Group: 00286A XD0-779A68225
IEEE Excess Major Medical Insurance Membership information website. I am now a Life Member and exempt from membership dues. Policy #: E-190.399 Certificate #: 00724021106 Contact: Jason or Janel @ Seebury & Smith 800-493-4333 or 202-457-6820  
Medical Conditions Hypercholesterolemia: Familial
Date    9/11  9/10 8/07 10/06 12/03 12/02 2/02 2/02 11/00 6/00 2/00 9/99 9/99 2/99 2/97 11/96 11/95 03/93 05/92
Tot    236*?  175   288 327 314 286 312 362 347 311 267 324 333 343 323 316 257 301
HDL    25*?  50   53 51 49  44  48     ?  36  42  50 56  57  38  37 40 46 29
LDL      104   210 221 215 203 208     ? 258 224 168 223 234 260 216 203 169 221
Trig      107   128 273 253 194 284     ? 262 223 249 211 208 225 349 365 210 256
FPG    164  141 ~140 126* 182 188 152 127     ?    ? 113 120    ?    ? 110 134 133    ?

Peripheral Neuropathy 1980's onset; stable 1995-2002. Increasing symptoms inc. cracking skin on toes starting 2002.
 Type II Diabetes: intermittent drug treatment with inadequate exercise. 10mg Glipizide X2/day
Peyronie's Disease 1970's onset resolved
Mild Guttata & cataract developing  1995+
Right eye IOL implanted 3/16/03 - Left eye implanted 12/11/03
 Adenomatous Polyp Small <2mm tubular polyp removed from descending colon in 1986; negative follow-ups for 10 years. Another small polyp removed in11/02.
Basal cell carcinoma removed from tip of my nose 1985
 Sciatica completely resolved with exercise and mind control 2010
Inoculations
as recorded in my International
Certificates of Vaccination		 Flu shot: 9/11, 9/04, 9/03... annually
Cholera: 7/92, 2/88, 2/86
Yellow Fever: 12/2000, 10/1987
Hepatitis B: 12/2000, 11/99, 10/99
Typhoid oral: 3/1999, 1/98
Hepatitis A: 3/1999, 1/98
Tetanus-diphtheria: 3/99, 1/98, 2/86
Polio: 10/1987
Neumococo "lifetime" 10/24/05 Lima Peru
Allergies None confirmed (possible pollen early Spring; possible animal fur)
Medications - Vitamins Glipizide 10mg daily
Losartan Potassium 25mg daily
Atorvastatin Calcium 10mg nightly
Zetia/ EZETIMIBE 10mg daily
Multi Vitamin+minerals: hi potency
Aspirin 75mg each night
Prescription drugs: emergency or prophylactic only
Doxycycline 100mg/day (while traveling)
Vital Statistics Male
Born 10 May 1934, St. Joseph, MO.
Hight in 2003: 70 inches 178 cm
Weight in 1/03 190#, 11/03 200#, 8/04 185#, 6/05 200#, 8/07 188#, 9/11 180# (Optimum 165#)
Blood group: O Rh positive 
Blood Pressure: 105-126 over 66-87 normal
Pulse Rate: 60-65 resting
Medical Records
1975-2012		 Sanford F White M.D.
Ensign Family Medicine, LLC
5771 S. Ft. Apache Rd. #100
Las Vegas, NV 89148-5626
702-951-3400
ACCT#: BELFRE0002
Health Records System: ID=FBellomy4 pass=normal
Dental Records
1990-2001		 Paul S. Avolese, D.D.S.. OBSOLETE
(805)687-5669
2780 State Street Suite 2
Santa Barbara, CA 93105 USA
6/02 x-rays: Dr. Salman 909-866-1030 Big Bear
Ophthalmology
1975-		 Stuart R. Winthrop, M.D. F.A.C.S. (Oculist: Jeff)
515 E. Micheltorena, Suite D
Santa Barbara, CA 93103
805-963-4272 FAX: 962-7342 
e-mail: SRW@seewinthrop.com
Regular glasses: -2003 DISCONTINUED
     Distance   :+3.75R  +3.75L
     Computer: +1.00R  +1.00L
     Reading    :+2.25R  +2.25L		 Contacts: lenses -2003 DISCONTINUED
     BC: 8.6  L&R
     Power: +4.75  L&R
     Diameter: 14.0  L&R
IOL: Cataract removal right eye 03/16/03 Surgery in Bangkok
IOL: Cataract removal left eye 12/10/03 Surgery in Bangkok
Malaria Hazards I have faced the threat before both in South America and sub-Saharan Africa. The mosquitoes have not changed their habits  in the intervening years, so I must plan to do battle. By all accounts, the local urban medical establishment is usually best equipped to advise on preventatives and treat any illness. Wherever I am, I'll medicate locally prior to entering each infested area. Online references include the CDC, reference specifically on malaria and the general CDC traveler's site.
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