A ex chemistry school teacher suddenly found out he had chronic illness, well what do you do at that point? Are there treatments to slow down the process? Absolutely but it will cost a fortune do so, so that leaves you with one option and one option only....wear this yellow jump suit, work with the cartels because of the fine skills he possessed using chemistry to make the finest meth anyone possibly can imagine.  Does this ring a bell....

Yes this is the elaborated story my son Christopher just shared with me, at first he stopped and stare at me with this puzzled look as if he had never seen a dancing firefighter before. Well that was the image I was intended for as I had the fire truck siren in the background, unbeknownst to me I had the resemblance of Walter White from Breaking Bad (see photos below to see the similarities) My initial reaction was jaw-dropping with the similarities it had, my son jokingly told me you've walked into Home Depot and asked for a Meth jumpsuit, found that a mere coincidence I can always laugh about....

The more I found about this character Walter White, the more fascinating it becomes.  The character show so much fight, drive and inspiration to achieve its ultimate goal.  You remember the character once was down and out for the count, in fact he had just gave up on himself.  This remind me when I found I had parkinson disease, it was almost a blessing in disguise.  Not that I wanted to wish this upon myself, but prior to this I was in deep depression.  Parkinson gave me the drive to fight and ultimately be healthy enough to see the progression in the medical field to finally find a cure.  Any experience or memories can be so innocent at times, embrace those moments and have an optimistic perspective to live a fill-full life despite the circumstances. The moment of content.

Bob

 

Walter White