Sleeping Pills Linked to Raised Risk of Death, Cancer: Study
Seems like Life is often a matter of choosing which problems we are willing to accept and deal with.
It seems that "they" are finding that everything is bad for us...
There's probably a study showing that very thing!
So if you hold your breath routinely are you more likely to make it to 90?Love the new avatar!
I can see the tension in the thumb.
Be careful though. Speed kills (will check for references to a study on that as well).
"We gotta get out of this place, if it's the last thing we ever do."
It's even worse than that.
Life causes death.
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