Stevie really needs to rethink not participating in the new Fleetwood Mac album

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by Nathan

Oh fa sho.

cuz that's how we do it, in L L A

[jcalzaretta]

They should record Fireflies and Forest of the Black Roses for the record. And let her come with one new song. Fireflies would be a nice song for last record. Well to survive, do it right and you believe in the Five!

[Macfanforever]

Food. A pizza sounds good for me.Screw the diet.Leave the lambs and sheep alive out in the fields.

OK with full steam on with rebirth of BD and WH albums sales .The FM album is not on her mind and I'm not gonna loose sleep over it.Looks like the Stones are back up and running soon.

[shackin'up]

Originally Posted by ~*BellaDonna*~

If you're going to throw insults around, at least find a new word.

Why? She sometimes sounds like one.

[SisterNightroad]

Originally Posted by Jondalar

Another arguement for Stevie participating in the new Fleetwood Mac album is age.

Stevie keeps bragging that woman in her family live to be 90 years old. However how many women in her family were cocaine addicts for 15 years. That had to of hurt her heart muscles. She would be very lucky to live to be 75. And how many women in her family lived the rock 'n' roll lifestyle? The human papilloma virus causes cancer and I wonder how many versions of that are floating around in her body mutating. The older she gets the weaker her immune system will be and she won't be able to fight off stuff like that. Cancer is a huge threat to her.

Jondalar, this is gravely ignorant and malicious, HPV it's a very serious problem and it affects women and men alike, even if the latters in smaller number. You shouldn't talk abut this topic lightly in any way, more so since there could be people here on this board that have suffered from it and they have risked their life.
Also I'd like to point out that the infection usually happens during the 20-35 years old time window and it's unlikely for a woman to develop an illness because of it at a much later age.

[FuzzyPlum]

Originally Posted by SisterNightroad

Jondalar, this is gravely ignorant and malicious, HPV it's a very serious problem and it affects women and men alike, even if the latters in smaller number. You shouldn't talk abut this topic lightly in any way, more so since there could be people here on this board that have suffered from it and they have risked their life.
Also I'd like to point out that the infection usually happens during the 20-35 years old time window and it's unlikely for a woman to develop an illness because of it at a much later age.

Whilst it's difficult to agree with the exact details of Jondalar's post, I do have sympathy with his general premise. That's to say, Stevie has lived a rock n roll lifestyle and that is bound to take it out of her body. Though Stevie may have other female family members that have lived to a good age that doesn't automatically mean Stevie will follow suit. Those other female family members probably haven't abused their body repeatedly over a long period of time as Stevie has.
*Substance abuse- Klonopin, cocaine, alcohol, cigs, pot + whatever else
*Travel- regularly moving between time zones and expecting the body to constantly adjust
*Touring- those concerts look pretty draining
*Recording- as with travel, pushing the body to extremes in terms of an irregular body clock

Whilst I hope Stevie (and the rest of the band) do indeed live to a good age, I'd say their life expectancy probably is slightly lower than if they'd lived a more regular lifestyle. Of course, that shouldn't be a factor in terms of how a person chooses to use the remaining years of their life; she might say to herself- 'I haven't got too much longer left, I'd really like to maximise Stevie-time instead of devoting time to the band'. which is absolutely fine provided she were straight with the band.

[SisterNightroad]

Originally Posted by FuzzyPlum

Whilst it's difficult to agree with the exact details of Jondalar's post, I do have sympathy with his general premise. That's to say, Stevie has lived a rock n roll lifestyle and that is bound to take it out of her body. Though Stevie may have other female family members that have lived to a good age that doesn't automatically mean Stevie will follow suit. Those other female family members probably haven't abused their body repeatedly over a long period of time as Stevie has.
*Substance abuse- Klonopin, cocaine, alcohol, cigs, pot + whatever else
*Travel- regularly moving between time zones and expecting the body to constantly adjust
*Touring- those concerts look pretty draining
*Recording- as with travel, pushing the body to extremes in terms of an irregular body clock

Whilst I hope Stevie (and the rest of the band) do indeed live to a good age, I'd say their life expectancy probably is slightly lower than if they'd lived a more regular lifestyle. Of course, that shouldn't be a factor in terms of how a person chooses to use the remaining years of their life; she might say to herself- 'I haven't got too much longer left, I'd really like to maximise Stevie-time instead of devoting time to the band'. which is absolutely fine provided she were straight with the band.

Maybe it's only my way of thinking but I believe all these things aren't any of our business.
However I'd say that they have already reached a considerable age for people who have lived a very stressing life, and in pretty much good health.
It still remains the fact that dragging serious illnesses on to justify the topic is incredibly insensitive for who is on this board.

[olive]

Originally Posted by SisterNightroad

Maybe it's only my way of thinking but I believe all these things aren't any of our business.
However I'd say that they have already reached a considerable age for people who have lived a very stressing life, and in pretty much good health.
It still remains the fact that dragging serious illnesses on to justify the topic is incredibly insensitive for who is on this board.

90% of what has been posted here is none of our business

[FuzzyPlum]

Originally Posted by SisterNightroad

Maybe it's only my way of thinking but I believe all these things aren't any of our business.
However I'd say that they have already reached a considerable age for people who have lived a very stressing life, and in pretty much good health.
It still remains the fact that dragging serious illnesses on to justify the topic is incredibly insensitive for who is on this board.

Come on sister... don't be a nun

[olive]

Originally Posted by SisterNightroad

incredibly insensitive for who is on this board.

i think that is unfair .
anyone ( an adult ) using the internet ... anonymously , must risk / understand they are going encounter something they don't agree with , people who don't share their likes and beliefs and should be prepared to accept it ,move on or leave ,if is so upsetting to their delicate sensibilities , then the internet should be avoided or stick to benign places like Disney , one million moms and ellen.

[SisterNightroad]

Originally Posted by FuzzyPlum

Come on sister... don't be a nun

Originally Posted by olive

i think that is unfair .
anyone ( an adult ) using the internet ... anonymously must risk / understand they might encounter something they don't agree with and should be prepared to move on or leave ,if is so upsetting to their delicate sensibilities , then the internet should be avoided or stick to benign places like Disney , one million moms and ellen.

Oh no, now I'm not in the cool kids anymore...

[bwboy]

This is hilarious- people who have no clue about Stevie's life and health are sitting here... discussing Stevie's life and health. Only on the internet. Heck, I may as well jump in!

Two things: first, Stevie looked really good on her last three tv appearances. Second, she is very, very rich and has presumably gotten good health care and advice since she quit cocaine and Klonopin... almost 25 years ago. A lot of people her age have had hip replacement or arthritis or something else that limits or restricts physical a activity, but she's on stage performing- wow!

[olive]

Originally Posted by SisterNightroad

Oh no, now I'm not in the cool kids anymore...

Sometimes
You just fall from grace

[FuzzyPlum]

Originally Posted by bwboy

This is hilarious- people who have no clue about Stevie's life and health are sitting here... discussing Stevie's life and health. Only on the internet. Heck, I may as well jump in!

Two things: first, Stevie looked really good on her last three tv appearances. Second, she is very, very rich and has presumably gotten good health care and advice since she quit cocaine and Klonopin... almost 25 years ago. A lot of people her age have had hip replacement or arthritis or something else that limits or restricts physical a activity, but she's on stage performing- wow!

We all have a life expectancy body clock that is ticking along all the time. Everything we do that's unhealthy speeds that clock on a bit. You can have access to the best health care in the world. It doesn't mean sh!t. And yes, stuff you do in your younger years will impact later in life.

As I said,I hope Stevie lives to a good age. But just because she had family members that lived to a good age, it doesn't man she will too.

[SisterNightroad]

Originally Posted by FuzzyPlum

We all have a life expectancy body clock that is ticking along all the time. Everything we do that's unhealthy speeds that clock on a bit. You can have access to the best health care in the world. It doesn't mean sh!t. And yes, stuff you do in your younger years will impact later in life.

As I said,I hope Stevie lives to a good age. But just because she had family members that lived to a good age, it doesn't man she will too.

God how heavy, who's the real nun here now?
It's never too late to prolongue the life that remains to live changing your lifestyle to a healtier one. Stevie is clean since the mid-90s and eats more carrots than we ever did in our whole life, and she exercises when she can. And alternates periods of touring with periods of resting or during other kind of work, even if here most don't seem to appreciate it. She's not dying tomorrow. Actually she's living healtier than me.