Just told the Judge that I didn't get done what he ordered last time because and I quote "Your Honor, I don't get to say this much so I'm going to say it and I'm sorry, but after our hearing last time I almost died and was admitted to the ER right after the hearing with pulmonary embolisms and blood clots all over my lungs and have been recovering after so I would ask for a 60 more days to complete this." The Judge responded and said sorry to hear that and you certainly look and sound better than you did last time, which I initially thought was perfunctory stuff, but come to find out he actually remembered my last appearance on August 17th, which is incredible considering it's Stanley Mosk in downtown LA. I had thought I had hidden my pain during that hearing but I guess not. I actually really appreciate this and it's a very overall positive thing and interaction and makes me feel emotional. A lot of Judges sadly would not really care, or notice. Perhaps he's my new favorite Judge.

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It’s legit and better than the dog eating your homework
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Hell ya. I'm trying to get past down playing things like this and suffering in silence.
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This is a judicious man, well suited for the job.
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Got my vote
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Wow. I didn't realize you were talking about the Los Angeles area either. Good for you. I have been practicing for almost 30 years in Glendale so I am familiar with the area too.
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Love me some Glendale
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Replying to @AMandoSch
Very cool. One time I lost 35 pounds over about 6 months (happy to report I kept it off) but I was in front of a judge I would see maybe monthly. He called me up to the bench after the call and asked whether I was ok. I realized he meant health wise - and I realized he thought I might have had a serious illness. He was happy to hear it was intentional. Really appreciated that. Makes you feel good about this business with people like that.
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That's a lot!
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Replying to @AMandoSch
What was the etiology of your PEs? Do you have a clotting disorder? Either way, I'm glad you're back. 🙏
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Thanks. Probably genetic, my Dad gets them too. DVT Leg.
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Replying to @AMandoSch
That’s nice.
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It instills hope
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Replying to @AMandoSch
Glad for this ~ Based on the further info here, it’s almost certain that you are suffering from a Cvid vaccine induced injury. The McCullough Protocol below coupled w/ Ivermectin & Fenbendazole to rid yourself of this manmade biological affliction. Godspeed ~
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This is a lot to digest...
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Replying to @AMandoSch
I was afraid he was going to be a judge who says, “Glad you’re recovered but this case is taking too long. I’ll give you 30 days but no extensions past that.”
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There's a Judge that would do that?
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So glad you came out of it alright. Glad that you had this exchange, 'small' kindnesses really make such a difference.
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Thank you, there are good people out there for sure.
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Garcia?
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That's a fucking drive from SD to Stanley Mosk... 😰 I think I would’ve just referred that case out because of the commute alone lol
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Remote last two times but I have appeared at least 6 times over the last 4 years
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Glad you are doing better
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Take care of yourself, man 🫡
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Been seen when you’re the one who does the seeing really is emotional.
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Good point
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