And the cost of groceries is nothing in comparison to an extended stay in the hospital with all the tests after I develop malnutrition. I am going through one of the horror shows described by the author of "The Confessions Of A Surgeon". He describes one poor guy who went in to see his general doc about a cough. After innumerable tests later, he had some of his thyroid removed. Yes it was benign. But each test found something else that might be something so they had to do more tests which found things that might be something which... You get the idea. Since I exposed myself to the system over stuff and I am no longer young, they find A which finds B which finds C which ... All the above cost money. None of the above mean a shit. You do not live a while without getting random benign ratcrap. So I lose days out of my limited inventory of days left on this planet and somebody pays a lot of money. Lose-lose.