You are so right about us being old comparatively speaking at least. Before my recent surgery, I met a young Asian-American (Indian) woman who was probably 18-20. Her AN was large and compressing on her brain stem so she was set for immediate surgery. I thought about how completely devastating it must have been to her and prayed that she had close and wonderful friends and family. I'm 44, 2 kids, divorced, demanding but good career,etc. and this has been no cake walk. Just my hopefully temporary facial palsy would have knocked me to my kness at your age when my looks mattered too much to me. I would also have had a very hard time dealing with the post-surgery fatigue as I don't really remember feeling tired until I was close to 30. Maybe you young folks could do a cool my space page or something in addition to gracing us older folks with you wonderful presence sometimes. You are probably beyond Wierd Al, but today for a laugh I went to his MY Space page and listed to "your so pathetic" and laughed until my L eye watered:) I'm starting my 4th week post-surgery so not really working yet.